What piece do you learn at the moment???

[senecalakeguy]

i am just starting with a new coach after several years of "dormancy" in my piano study...  we will start with  Scarlatti K.380 and Chopin Op. 25/No.2

on my own, i regularly read/work on Bach P/F (both books), Muczynski, Dello Joio, Ginastera, Brahms Klavierwerke, Schumann Kreisleriana, and many other pieces.  i have a terrible habit of playing alot, but not refining much.  i am public school choral teacher, so i only play for my own enjoyment.  i.e., not much pressure, but also not impressive at all to those "real pianists" LOL

[drumstix576]

currently learning: 
Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue (halfway & memorized!)
Chopin - Nocturne in Eb Major
Liszt - Rakoczy March

[casparma]

You guys are really good...

Playing the classical music of the great masters...

I have just finished a book, and start to play the
1st page of the Sonanta from Clementi

I am playing 1 piece of music from Duvernoy's book, nearly finish the book btw

and

playing
"Think of me", a fairly easy piece, but I think it is good.


Dont laugh at me, I have just learned piano for 1 year....

[rebel1ns]

hmm..what i learned last year (and some ill hafta play in conventions etc)
chopin etude op10 no4
beethoven sonata 1st movement op2 no3
brahms rhapsody 79-2
bach ..presto from italian concerto
prokofiev op12 no10 Scherzo..man this piece is so hard i can get either all the notes or all the articulation but getting all the articulation with the notes is nearly impossible for the hand..

and pieces im goina learn this year(still gotta check with my teacher though)..there'll probably be more..i might be learning 10 pieces this year
beethoven op10 no3 sonata first movement
chopin scherzo op20 no1
chopin etude op10 no1
liszt transcendental etude in F no.10

lol i dont think it really matters to anyone but ehh it doesnt matter

[beethoartok]

Currently

Bach Aria Variations
Beethoven Op.110 Mvt.1
Mendelssohn Fantasy in F# Minor
Bellafronte Segmenti
Szymanowski Etude Op.4 #3
Bartok Roumanian Dance, Op.8a, No.1

[sharonlovespiano]

Bach Partita no. 4
Beethoven Sonata op 31 no 3
Chopin Scherzo no 2
Liszt Gnomenreigen
Debussy Suite Pour le Piano
Liszt 1st Piano Concerto
Chopin 2nd Piano Concerto

[ujos3]

Mozart Sonata KV331 (The one with the ending "Alla Turca").
Chopin Etude Op. 25-1
Tchaikovsky Troika (November, from the Seasons)

All three are beautiful in my opinion (I choose my learning works).

[alphabox]

Chopin Fantasy Impromptu <-- Current main focus
Beethoven Moonlight 3rd mvmt <-- former main focus, still working on it though
Beethoven Pathetique 1st mvmt <-- getting along, but not putting all my mind to it
Chopin Etude op. 10 no.12 "Revolutionary <-- flirting with it a litte bit 
Rachmaninoff Prelude C# Minor <-- also flirting a bit

(This is my first post by the way  )

[joachimf]

I've recently finished all the pieces in Kinderszenen Op.15 by Schumann, and is currently working on Haydn's sonata Hoboken XVI nr. 49.
Sadly, school takes a lot of time and energy... 

[snoopy2]

Chopin: Ballade op 23 ,Fantasie impromtu.                                                                     Ravel:Pavane pour une infante defunte.                                                                         Ballade may save my life!!!!

[fred smalls]

Oooo Fun!

Bach: Prelude and Fugue in E Major, Book 1
Beethoven: Pathetique: 1st + 2nd Movements
Chopin: Nocturne Op.15, No.2, F# Major
Scriabin: Preludes Nos. 1 + 14 from Op.11
Prokofiev: Marche, from The Love for Three Oranges
Beethoven: Concerto No.1: 1st Movement

Those are some fun pieces!

Peace
Fred Smalls

[Triton LE 76]

Chopin opus 10 eude 4..
Joern

[fuel925]

Is there sheet music for this for solo piano?

Yes this has been transcribed for solo piano. It's an absolutely beautiful piece of music, you can find a piano version at www.sheetmusicdirect.com it costs £2.50 to print out, although im sure you can find a free copy from elsewhere