Classical Era pieces that aren't Sonatas

[pjaul]

Hello fellow pianists!

I'd like to know what your favorite Classical era solo piano pieces are that are NOT sonatas.  No concertos or chamber pieces please, just solo.  I'm asking because I'm looking to add such a piece onto my upcoming program.  Please limit responses to pre-Schubert.

What I've already considered:

Beethoven
-32 Variations in C minor
-Eroica Variations
-Andante Favori
-Bagatelles

Haydn
-F minor variations

Mozart
-Adagio in B minor
-Rondo in A minor
-Fantasie in C minor
-Fantasie in D minor

[visitor]

Dussek
12 melodies studies
Example

[visitor]

Hummel
rondos
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Ie

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Steibelt etudes (12 Exercices tirés de la Méthode de pianoforte)

[visitor]

Hummel etudes
Ie

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Rodriguez
rondo

[pjaul]

Thank you for everything so far!  I'm personally drawn to both of the Rondos by Hummel.

Even if you don't have suggestions other than what is already listen, feel free to talk about your experiences playing these pieces or hearing them live in recitals.  What worked, what didn't, etc.  I'm grateful for all you have to say.

Keep it coming, people  

[visitor]

clementi toccatas
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[visitor]

CPEB had great jams. really forward thinking in a lot of ways (especially orchestral works).

this is cool

[ajlongspiano]

Schubert Op.90 Impromptus

[chopinlover01]

Please limit responses to pre-Schubert.

Besides, Schubert really is a romantic composer.

[ajlongspiano]

Besides, Schubert really is a romantic composer.

Oh sorry, I didn't read the whole post, silly me! That's up for debate though haha.