Looking for four hands repertoire to play with a friend

[liszts_bad_reincarnation]

Hi I know this question might have been asked a couple of times already.I am looking for 4 hands 1 piano repertoire to play with a friend. We both are around level 9-10 RCM and are looking for pieces not necessarily from the great repertoire. It would help me a lot if someone can answer to my question or redirect me to a post that answers it.

[bwl_13]

The Beethoven symphonies have some fun four handed arrangements that are not too demanding but still engaging.

I believe that Schubert has a lot of four hand piano works as well, so maybe checking out some recordings of those could be fun.

[shashasha]

Back when I was in college, my girlfriend (at the time) and I had a lot of fun learning Debussy- Petite Suite for a wedding. I highly recommend trying it out. It’s not too difficult either.

[perfect_pitch]

If you're looking for something a little more contemporary - there are 2 pieces of music I arranged for 4-hands:

Could be quite manageable if you're RCM Level 10.

[andrewuk]

Poulenc's Sonata for 4 hands (it's really more of a sonatina) is fun:

[pcaraganis]

[cbreemer]

Dvorák's Slavonic Dances and Legends !

[ksam]

Mozart sonatas.

[lelle]

Mozart sonatas.

Which ones do you recommend in particular?

[chopinonions]

Rachmaninoff's arrangement of Tchaikovsky's the sleeping beauty . its a suite of 6 pieces of varying difficulty that sound amazing. The only one you might recognize from "great repertoire" is the waltz which is pretty recognizable and featured in Your Lie in April.

[ksam]

Which ones do you recommend in particular?

I like K.381. Read through them (there are 5) and see which ones you enjoy.

[thenerdicpianist06]

Grieg Norwegian Dances are also very fun to play! If you want something “softer”, maybe look into Dolly from Fauré!