LRSM pieces?

[elis_piano]

hi there,
could you guys help me to choose a lrsm romantic piece by Chopin or Liszt? Just suggest something except the Chopin ballades. Also I have a teacher but I want opinions so If you can just help me and leave the ironic comments it will be appreciated.
ALSO, I am not a native speaker.
My current repertoire is Beethoven op 31 n 2, Chopin Nocturne op 48 n 1, fantaisie impromptu, etude op 25 n 11, scriabin op 8 n 12, Grieg concerto .... .. and so on...

Just some opinions and suggestions for a nice manageable but not easy romantic piece.. 'cause I really am confused! You know.. I'm searching for THE piece, this piece which has it all! If you know what I wanna say..
Thank you

[visitor]

No idea what l r s m is but I assume it means advanced or something

[rosejaune177]

elis_piano, I'm posting the LRSM repertoire list here so that people who are unfamiliar with the exam (i.e. a lot of people on pianostreet!) can see what choice you have.

It starts on the third page:
https://www.abrsm.org/fileadmin/user_upload/diplomas/performance/performanceInstruments.pdf

I'm gradually working towards LRSM, too 

[visitor]

elis_piano, I'm posting the LRSM repertoire list here so that people who are unfamiliar with the exam (i.e. a lot of people on pianostreet!) can see what choice you have.

It starts on the third page:
https://www.abrsm.org/fileadmin/user_upload/diplomas/performance/performanceInstruments.pdf

I'm gradually working towards LRSM, too 

thanks for that.
color me confused but if there is a list, then by definition someone has already looked at the available repertoire and made choices of pieces to present/acceptable to present. if there is a list , then why ask for people to choose, the creators of the list have already chosen a  bunch of good options

[mjames]

The list they give is pretty cool! How about trying Op. 50 no. 3 and the gb impromptu by Chopin? Pretty cool late works with awesome textures and counterpoint. The Op. 12 variations aren't too bad either, very cute stuff.

Okay now I feel like learning Op. 12, time to go to the library.