Hey everyone! how are you all doing?

I think this question was posted before, but i think there's no harm in reasking it!
As for me , besides grade 6 pieces which are :
A ) corant
B ) Valse Poetico
C ) prayer of the Matador

i'm working on these:
Concerto pour une jeune fille - Richard Clayderman
Valse in Ab "L'adieu" - Chopin
The case of Mr. Ahmad -Omar Khairat (Egyptian composer)

So...What about you?

Can't you just ad it on the the last thread posted, as an update?

I'm STILL doing exam pieces...

but also random easy pretty pieces:
Seseragi - Yukie Nishimura
Labarinth of Eden and Ashi.taka and San - Joe Hisaishi

Some other stuff as well, but can't remember.

Hey, I'm doing Garde VI too
But im playing:
1) Andante
2) Einsamer Wandere
3) Prayer of the Matador

So we play the same last piece

And apart from them I'm learning:
Rachmaninoff - Prélude in C# Minor
Chopin - Nocturne in E Minor (Op 73 No1) and in C Minor (Op 48 No 1)

Sorry about the random post just thought id speak up

I am working on the grade 6 book, playing Corant, Prelude in B minor and feelin' good.

Whoa PPS, they're hard pieces for someone looking at grade 6

The Rachmaninov if alright if you can read thick chords and if you can play chords quite well The Chopin That's suicide!

I'm doing

Debussy - Sarabande from Pour le Piano
Sinding - Rustle of Spring
Schubert - Impromptu No.4 in A flat Op.90

Might start the Finale to Schumann's Etudes Symphoniques

I'm working on exam pieces:

1. Sonatina in Bb
2. Song
3. Equivoque No.8

Car Expert

Just my grade V pieces at the minute. Have realised that my exam is in March and I'm really unpreprared. Panicking just a bit, even though I know I have over a month until the exam.

I've just ordered a I've got rhythm transcription and a 6 variations on that theme. I like playing Gershwin - he's fun!

Ireland's "Amberley Wild Brooks" - which is killing me
and Schubert's piano sonata 960.

sidelines of Ravel's "Sonatine" and bits 'o Beethoven.

I'm working on Ravel's Sonatine (for the Dip) - the last movement at the moment I think I'll get there in the end - shame it's got to go about double the speed I'm playing at the moment What 'bits 'o Beethoven' are you playing?

Polishing up Rachmaninoff's Prelude in G minor Op 23 No 5 and revisiting his Concerto No 2 in C minor (1st movement). Playing around with Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No 2...

Hee hee that piece makes me chuckle...so funny!!

I'm learning the accompaniments for:
Gia Sole Dal Gange
I attempt from Love's Sickness to fly
Far Away from the Home I love

Where the bee sucks
Caro Mio Ben
and Vaccai lessons 3 and 4a)

For my own pleasure I'm working on Bach Prelude and Fugue in c minor (no 2 from the 48)

As a singing teacher I spend most of time learning Piano accompaniments and sight reading!

I'm mainly working on my pieces for the Egham concert: the Ravel Prelude, and the Seconda part of Debussy's En Bateau.

I'm still working through the Czerny 8-bar exercises, and I'm starting to look at a Mozart Sonata, K. 283.

Same here .... Primo part of En Bateau, & a piano accompaniment. Grade 7 pieces - Presto, Esquisse & Chanson d'escarpolette. I started the Ravel from list C but it wasn't doing my right arm much good - so I've had to stop practising it . I really liked playing it.

In The Pink, and Giga for grade one. Plus simple scales.
Haven't chosen the other piece yet.
Beverley.

mozart sonata no. 8 K310
lizst transcendental etude : wild hunt

At the moment I am working on these:

1) Bach - Toccata no.5 in E Minor BWV 914
2) Faure - Barcarolle in A Minor No.1 Op.26
3) Shostakovich - Preludes 3 & 11 from 24 Preludes Op.34
4) Gershwin - Man I Love & I Got Rhythm

I also play a lot of Gershwin such as the transcriptions made from his radio recordings and his piano rolls and also his songbook for piano known as Gershwin at the Keyboard as I really like his music.

I also play some Beethoven, the Waldstein piano sonata which I am working on. I play a lot of jazz in my free time such as Cole Porter and more traditional swing type jazz such as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, etc I like the freedom in jazz where you can improvise. I do play some film themes and contemporary modern pieces. In the past I have played a bit of Chopin but now I am starting to learn more of his pieces.

A version of Memory, Andrew Lloyd Webber and some finger studies.

Not if you're good...

I'm doing Mozarts C Major Sonata, Bach's Prelude and Fugue in A Minor and Debussy's Arabesque Number 1 for Grade 8, but also love working through the John Field book of 18 Nocturnes... he's amazing!!

Various Bach Invention/Sinfonias/Preludes-Fugues
Beethoven Sonata in C Minor op10 no.1
a Chopin Polonaise, and some Mozart

Woo go you Nick! Arabesque is amazing, and I love the prelude and fugue!