stereotypical mystic/fairy-tale piano piece?

[chopaninoff]

I'm searching for a piece that you really connect to fairytales. I thought of a piece that perhabs uses six-five chords etc. I assume no classical composer wrote in that style and unfortunatly youtube could not help me this time to find that style of music.

Looking forward to your answers!

[ted]

Frank Bridge and John Ireland, particularly the latter, wrote several pieces to do with mysticism and fairy tales. Ireland was heavily influenced, for example in his "The Scarlet Ceremonies", by the writings of Arthur Machen and Celtic folklore in general. Bridge wrote a "Fairy Tale Suite" for piano, and other pieces such as "The Dew Fairy" and "Gargoyle".

[indianajo]

E. Grieg Wedding Day at Troldhaugen is on my to do list.
Grieg also did an elve's dance and a gnome's dance for piano which I haven't heard.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Edvard_Grieg
Tchaikovsky Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies which I do on electronic organ for the glockenspiel sound. I do bass clarinet in the left hand.   

[visitor]

[klavieronin]

If you want a specific example, Rachmaninoff's Etudes-Tableaux, Op. 39 No.6 in A Minor is supposed to be about Little Red Riding Hood. Also Ravel's Ma Mére l'Oye is a pretty obvious choice. It contains five pieces, all of which are about fairy tales.

[worov]

Prokofiev wrote a ballet about "Cinderella". He arranged for piano some pieces of the ballet :

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How 'bout this one?... 

[chopaninoff]

First of all, thanks for all answers!
Especially Ted! Bridge and Ireland are what I was looking for.