romantic piano part

[aramis]

please say me a very very romantic piano part. i am planning to play this part for impressing a girl. please it doesnt be hard part. thanks...

[dinosaurtales]

Any Chopin Nocturne will do.  Are you up to it?

[Da Bachtopus]

I'd have thought a "hard part" would impress a girl far more.   

[bernhard]

I'd have thought a "hard part" would impress a girl far more.   

Not if you botch it.

[steinwayguy]

The Chopin Barcarolle.

[rhapsody in orange]

beethoven pathtique sonata 2nd movement
chopin etude op 10 no.3
debussy arabesque 1 or clair de lune

 

[chopinisque]

How hard do you want it to be?

[Da Bachtopus]

How hard do you want it to be?

It should be as hard as necessary to drive home the point. 

This is too easy!

[Chrysalis]

hochzeitstag auf troldhaugen from grieg will do

i am studying that one now just started but it looks/sounds cool so far

i think a girl gives more about how the piece sounds instead of how technically hard it is? i mean i saw people impresses girls with fur elise

[ted]

I suggest you play a duet with her - she plays the treble part sitting on the left and you play the bass part sitting on the right.

[rhapsody in orange]

That's a cool idea =) I haven't tried playing it that way before 

[chopinisque]

That is if the girl a) can play the piano and b) is willing to try it impromptu.

[lostinidlewonder]

Do you want it to be hard but a long peice, or hard and short? Depends on what she can manage huh.

[Da Bachtopus]

Do you want it to be hard but a long peice, or hard and short? Depends on what she can manage huh.

Anything that fits well beneath the fingers would do.

[beethovenfan]

Something from Liszt like Liebestraum No. 3

if it's to hard for you Consolations No. 2

Beethoven's Moonlight 1st Movement

Schumann's  "Träumerei"

Debussy's Claire de lune or reverie

Tschaikowsky's June

I don't think, it's important how difficult the piece is,
you have to play it good,

so best luck

beethovenfan

[Radix]

I played Medtner's "Alla Reminiscenza" for a girl once, and, while it wasn't to impress her, she seemed impressed by the piece's beauty.  If you can get down the tricky three-against-eight rhythm, it's almost sight-readably easy.

[chopinisque]

The Heart Asks Pleasure First by Nyman.

[beethovenfan]

Is she interested in classical music?

Perhaps you can play a transcription of a song by Robby Williams, Phill Collins...

[pianowelsh]

try Liszts sposalizio if your up to it technically - its on topic and has pretty tune and you can show off at end with your powerful warm 8ves.
OR if you want a slightly less nervy time of it go for Schumann arabesque - pretty tender tune - songlike and beautiful coda lots of repeated bits so fast learning and not so demanding technically - should you get distracted in other ways as you play?!