HI everyone,
Which piano pieces do all of you like most.
My favourite pieces are:
1)Troldtog (by. E.Grieg)
2)Variations on the kanon (by. Pachelbel)
3)Turkish March (by. W.A.Mozart)
4)Love dream (by. Liszt)
5)Adagio "Moonlight" Sonata (by. Beethoven)
6)op.66 cis "Fantasy Impromptu" (by. Chopin)
7)op.10-5 Ges "Black key" (by. Chopin)
8)La Campanella (by. Liszt)

anything by Mozart or Einaudi

and Liszt Consolation No.2

Anything by Debussy or Ravel- especially Ondine (Ravel- not Debussy's)

i like a lot of them....don't have a specific one...

Chopin - Nocturne No.2 in E flat
Chopin - Polonaise in C#minor Op. 26 No.1
Mozart - Fantasia in D minor
Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata first Movement
Most Clayderman stuff because its so easy and sound so nice, Ballade For Adeline is my absolute favourite though, it was also my first big concert piece!

Yeah, I quite like the Gaspard de la Nuit and the Miroirs, also Coin des Enfants, mainly Impressionistic pieces, then Romantic, and then a few of the Baroque inventions.

Wobby

QUOTE (wingyi2738 @ Apr 30 2005, 12:48 PM)

HI everyone, Which piano pieces do all of you like most. My favourite pieces are: 1)Troldtog (by. E.Grieg) 2)Variations on the kanon (by. Pachelbel) 3)Turkish March (by. W.A.Mozart) 4)Love dream (by. Liszt) 5)Adagio "Moonlight" Sonata (by. Beethoven) 6)op.66 cis "Fantasy Impromptu" (by. Chopin) 7)op.10-5 Ges "Black key" (by. Chopin) 8)La Campanella (by. Liszt)

Oh i LOVE moonlight sonata... all 2 versions but especially the 1st and 3rd movemnets...

I also love Michael Nyman and his comp... THE HEART ASKS PLEASURE FIRST for =[[ the film ]]= THE PIANO.... ...

I love 'gretchen on the spinning wheel' by SCHUBERT...

And Sonata 1 7 by BEETHOVEN...

I go through phases, but at the moment...

Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody no 2
Chopin's Nocturne in C#-minor ...and
Poulenc: Movements Perpetuels

also Satie, Gnossienne no. 1

ones I can play... so... not much *g*

I looooooove Debussy. I have played the little shepherd and reverie. they are not too hard but sound beauuuuuuuuuutifuuuuul

I like pretty much anything, but i do find that Mozart does lie under the hand quite well.
I recently sany Mozarts requiem in Bristol Cathedral with a choir of 200 and a orchestra of 100! It was the most amazing thing ever!

I find the saying true, on piano at least (and flute to a certain extent) that Mozart is easy to play, hard to play well. Except that all except the easy easy stuff is also hard just to play for me but I can totally see where whoever said that was coming from.

QUOTE (lizzie1990 @ May 4 2005, 08:55 PM)

Oh i LOVE moonlight sonata... all 2 versions but especially the 1st and 3rd movemnets...

I always find it intriguing when people say things like this: what 2 versions?

As for some pieces I like; although not necessarily all of my favourites (and this is to listen to, not that I can play!)...

Ravel's Sonatine
Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 15 (Pastorale)
Most pieces by Satie
Wedding day at Troldhaugen (can't spell it...) by Grieg

Prokofiev's 5th Piano Concerto (if concertos count)
Ravel's Piano Concerto in G major
Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini
Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor
Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit
Liszt's Sonata in B minor
Beethoven's Sonata (op. 26)