Pieces?

[Toivot]

I just finished Mozart's 'Turkish March' and I have absolutely no idea what to learn next.

Can you recommend me some pieces which are as hard as this piece (I think it's grade 5 or 6)?

[steinwayguy]

Learn the rest of that sonata! (A Major, K.331)

or maybe a Beethoven sonata (Op. 49, Op. 14 or Op. 79)?

[thalbergmad]

I would suggest the Beethoven 6 Variations on a Duet by Paisiello.

[nanabush]

Learn a Mazurka by Chopin...

[Selim]

Waltz like op34N°1, op64N°2, nocturne op32N°2, 37N°1, étude op10N°6...
Liszt Consolations, Debussy Arabesques, Ravel pavane pour une infante défunte. Rach's C#minor prelude.

[Toivot]

Waltz like op34N°1, op64N°2, nocturne op32N°2, 37N°1, étude op10N°6...

I think these are a little bit too hard for me right now 

[pseudopianist]

Waltz like op34N°1, op64N°2, nocturne op32N°2, 37N°1, étude op10N°6...
Liszt Consolations, Debussy Arabesques, Ravel pavane pour une infante défunte. Rach's C#minor prelude.

Lets wait a bit with those

[nanabush]

If you were to play a Debussy arabesque, play the first one over second one, it is not as difficult and sounds much more flowing.

[Selim]

He may try a Mazurka...op68 for example, they are easy to play. Some of the preludes...the 15 is overplayed.....But it is a good piece. Concerning Debussy Docteur Gradus ad Parnassum (Children corner N°1 ) is good too.

[Toivot]

I think I'll try a Chopin Mazurka. Looks quite easy to play 

[steinwayguy]

I think I'll try a Chopin Mazurka. Looks quite easy to play

Hahahahaha

Chopin mazurkas are nearly impossible to bring off rhythmically. I have yet to hear a performance of one that sounds just natural.