Suggestions for pieces with a predominant left hand part?

[mishamalchik]

Preferably between the 4-6 Henle range for a student to develop more command in the left hand.
   Could anyone suggest something in between the difficulty of Chopin's Prelude op 28 no 6 and Chopin's Etude op 25 no 7 ?

Thanks!

[visitor]

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[pianoville]

Hmm, what about Liebestraum 3 by Liszt? A little cliché perhaps but it really helps!

[stevensk]

No, not those overplayed Chopin exercises 

-Try Scriabin op 11 no 11 

[mishamalchik]

Scriabin opus 11 no 11 is so beautiful!

[visitor]

rh and lh play back and forth but lh really has the part that shines/gives this piece so much beauty.
Kenneth Leighton's 5 Studies, Op. 22, the 4th one, No. 4 is the one I'm talking about here (though the whole is awesome)
live performance

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album recording

[chopinlover01]

If you wish to do a Chopin etude, Op. 10/6 (E flat minor) is a great one and is very approachable, technically speaking.

[alkan2010]

Bach is surely a must: two-part and three-part inventions are equal for both hands and fit the level-4 bill.
A lot of baroque music can be useful: Telemann Fantasies feature agility passages for the LH (but never virtuoso textures) being cast very often in two-part texture. The first two are particularly apt:

Cramer Etudes are not easy but very short. In IMSLP you can find the Bulow compilation of 60 Etudes, a good deal of which feature material for the LH. And they are beautiful pieces