Help for a relatively new pianist

[Fugue]

Good day to you all. Before I begin, let me say that I have just joined this forum, and that I think its great. Now with the required formalities out of the way, I shall present to you my question.

To be brief, I have studied piano for three years, but only effectively for a few months; I have, in that span of a few months, gone from "the five fingers" by Stravinsky (which are really easy peices) to the "Sonata in C (K545)" by Mozart. I was merely curious as to what pieces at my level I should also be learning, or what level I presently am.
Or just any suggestions at all, anything would be appreciated. Thanks.

[rhapsody in orange]

Hmm the Mozart Sonata K545 is about Grade 5 (ABRSM) standard. You might wanna do a quick search on this forum (they have pretty good threads on pieces/repertoire). And also, there's an excel file with the pieces being graded as well. Do pm me if you want me to send it to you =)
https://www.pianoforum.net/smf/index.php/topic,7008.0.html (beautiful music that is not hard to play)
https://www.pianoforum.net/smf/index.php/topic,3943.0.html (on chopin waltzes)
https://www.pianoforum.net/smf/index.php/topic,1116.0.html (repertoire progression)

Just a few to start you off..

[Fugue]

Thank you very much! I, being still relatively new to the internet, do not know what "PM" is, but I would greatly appreciate it if you would send that excel list to me. Thanks!

[Fugue]

Also, what is this "ABRSM" grade ranking I keep seeing? How is it related to, for example, beginner, intermediate, and advanced?

[Awakening]

Also, what is this "ABRSM" grade ranking I keep seeing? How is it related to, for example, beginner, intermediate, and advanced?

I'm not all that familiar with the ABRSM system myself, but I believe there are 10 grades.  A piece which is 8, 9, or 10 would be considered advanced by any standards.  5, 6 and 7 are commonly considered the intermediate stages, and anything under 5 would be a beginner piece.  As I said, I'm not expert on this way of grading, and not everyone uses it.  It certainly isn't a big deal, just a way of quantifying progress.  Grades are all subjective anyway. 

[lagin]

You're describing RCM there, not ABRSM.

[rhapsody in orange]

Hmm actually the ABRSM has only 8 grades, after which there are the various diplomas (DipABRSM, LRSM and FRSM). Grades 1-4 are the beginner stages, 5-8 intermediate and above 8 would be advanced.
You can have a look at the website www.abrsm.org for more information.
And yes I do agree that the grades are subjective. What someone finds challenging might not be so for another person.

[rhapsody in orange]

Hi Fugue,
PM = private message. And oh your email isn't reflected in your profile.. Can you give me your email so I can send the file over to you?