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What are your favourite Piano compositions?
I thought I'd start a thread where everyone can name a few of their favourite piano pieces.
Here are a few of mine:
Post yours!
Here are a few of mine:
- Chopin Minute Waltz Opus 64, No. 1
- Mozart K. 525 "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"
- Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 3
Post yours!
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
That's gonna be hard..... There is alot of great music out there...
1. Final Fantasy X - To Zanarkand
2. Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.5 "Emperor" Second Movement
3. Pachelbel - Canon in D
1. Final Fantasy X - To Zanarkand
2. Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.5 "Emperor" Second Movement
3. Pachelbel - Canon in D
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
1. Polonaise in A flat major by Chopin
2. Chopin's e minor concerto (the whole thing)
3. Revolutionary Etude by Chopin
4. Pathetique Sonata by Beethoven (the whole thing)
5. Tifa's theme by N. Uematsu
6. Cloud's theme by N. Uematsu
7. Waltz in A flat major by Brahms
8. Cinderella from the series "Bartender"
there's many more! But i don't feel like listening them ALL
2. Chopin's e minor concerto (the whole thing)
3. Revolutionary Etude by Chopin
4. Pathetique Sonata by Beethoven (the whole thing)
5. Tifa's theme by N. Uematsu
6. Cloud's theme by N. Uematsu
7. Waltz in A flat major by Brahms
8. Cinderella from the series "Bartender"
there's many more! But i don't feel like listening them ALL
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Hmm...currently
Tchaikovsky's Romance in F
Schumann's Sonata No. 2 in G minor
Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 8 K310
Elgar's Salut D'amour
Not the very well known ones but yeah
Tchaikovsky's Romance in F
Schumann's Sonata No. 2 in G minor
Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 8 K310
Elgar's Salut D'amour
Not the very well known ones but yeah
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Jordan wrote:I thought I'd start a thread where everyone can name a few of their favourite piano pieces.
Here are a few of mine:
- Chopin Minute Waltz Opus 64, No. 1
- Mozart K. 525 "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"
- Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 3
Post yours!
Is Mozarts Eine Kleine Nachmusik hard to learn??
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
thomandy wrote:Jordan wrote:I thought I'd start a thread where everyone can name a few of their favourite piano pieces.
Here are a few of mine:
- Chopin Minute Waltz Opus 64, No. 1
- Mozart K. 525 "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"
- Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 3
Post yours!
Is Mozarts Eine Kleine Nachmusik hard to learn??
It really depends on the piano transcription for it. Matthew Cameron's transcription is my favorite, but it's probably at the grade 8-9 level. Go to www.8notes.com and learn the easy version for it.
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
I like this!
Listed, in no particular order, as my top three favorite pieces at this current moment:
1) Bach - Prelude In D Minor + Fugue
2) Rachmaninoff - Op. 3 No. 2 In C# Minor
3) Bach - The Goldberg Variations (played by Glen Gould)
Listed, in no particular order, as my top three favorite pieces at this current moment:
1) Bach - Prelude In D Minor + Fugue
2) Rachmaninoff - Op. 3 No. 2 In C# Minor
3) Bach - The Goldberg Variations (played by Glen Gould)
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
1. Moonlight Sonata 1st, 2nd, and 3rd movement
2. Beethoven 5th Symphony
3. Fur Elise
4. Liszt Nocturne no. 3
5. Ballade Pour Adeline
6. Le Petit Negre
but I don't have any music sheets of these songs!! HELP! =)
2. Beethoven 5th Symphony
3. Fur Elise
4. Liszt Nocturne no. 3
5. Ballade Pour Adeline
6. Le Petit Negre
but I don't have any music sheets of these songs!! HELP! =)
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Adelbert0923 wrote:
but I don't have any music sheets of these songs!! HELP! =)
Follow this link, it is a topic about it here on the forum
sheet-music-sources-on-the-internet
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Fur Elise is definely my favorite. As well to relax, I never get tired of listening it. I also like Polonaise by Chopin
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
"Sadness and Sorrow" backround music in the episodes NARUTO
"Grief and Sorrow" Backround music also in the episodes NARUTO
those two are really just it lol xDDDD
I'm currently trying my best to learn and play them
"Grief and Sorrow" Backround music also in the episodes NARUTO
those two are really just it lol xDDDD
I'm currently trying my best to learn and play them
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
1) Mozart sonata in a minor
2) Air in G of bach
3) Ballade no. 1 of Chopin
4) Waltz in a minor by Grieg
2) Air in G of bach
3) Ballade no. 1 of Chopin
4) Waltz in a minor by Grieg
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
So hard question actually. Hm.... I dont remember, but these are on my list:
1,2,3: Fur Elise - Beethoven
2,1,3: Nocturne op9. no2 - Chopin
3,2,1: Dovregubbens hall/ In the hall of the mountain king - Edward Grieg
Addon : Canon
1,2,3: Fur Elise - Beethoven
2,1,3: Nocturne op9. no2 - Chopin
3,2,1: Dovregubbens hall/ In the hall of the mountain king - Edward Grieg
Addon : Canon
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Rachmaninoffs Prelude in C# Minor Op3. No.2
and The sad ending theme in the Lion king xD
and The sad ending theme in the Lion king xD
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Edit--
1.Prelude in D minor - Chopin
2.Polonaise in A flat - Chopin
3.Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov ( the speed is amazing ^^)
4.Minute waltz
5.Canon
1.Prelude in D minor - Chopin
2.Polonaise in A flat - Chopin
3.Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov ( the speed is amazing ^^)
4.Minute waltz
5.Canon
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
1. Romance sans Paroles [Faure]
2. Ungarische Tänze 5 [Brahms]
3. Le Retour [Burgumuller]
4. Etude Op. 10 -3 [Chopin]
5. First Steps [Neil Patton]
I could listen to the 1st piece 10 times in a row, and still want to hear it some more!
2. Ungarische Tänze 5 [Brahms]
3. Le Retour [Burgumuller]
4. Etude Op. 10 -3 [Chopin]
5. First Steps [Neil Patton]
I could listen to the 1st piece 10 times in a row, and still want to hear it some more!
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
I cant really set an order
Chopin Nocturne in B flat minor and many other Chopin compositions
Liszt Hungarian Raphsody #2
Liszt La campanella
Liszt Liebestraume 3
Pachebel Canon
Bach Menuet in G major
Bach Jesu Joy of Man Desiring
E Grieg Peer Gynt, Morgendämmerung
Dvorak Largo New World Symphony
Michael Nyman - The heart asks the pleasure first
Johannes Brahms- Hungarian dances No 1 in g minor (thats actually not piano)
Chopin Nocturne in B flat minor and many other Chopin compositions
Liszt Hungarian Raphsody #2
Liszt La campanella
Liszt Liebestraume 3
Pachebel Canon
Bach Menuet in G major
Bach Jesu Joy of Man Desiring
E Grieg Peer Gynt, Morgendämmerung
Dvorak Largo New World Symphony
Michael Nyman - The heart asks the pleasure first
Johannes Brahms- Hungarian dances No 1 in g minor (thats actually not piano)
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
that's a lovely piece! I've never bothered to learn it, but i've heard it played live several times, it's a very nice piece ^_^
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
That musical animation was fun, thanks for sharing it... he has a bunch of others too
Well all of our tastes are different, and for myself I know there are plenty of things I like but I could not list all of them
I did not know Claire de Lune , it is nice but did not have too much effect on me
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Andrew posted How to Play Fur Elise on YouTube, check it out. He does show the sheets of the song.Adelbert0923 wrote:1. Moonlight Sonata 1st movement
2. Beethoven 5th Symphony
3. Fur Elise
4. Liszt Nocturne no. 3
5. Ballade Pour Adeline
etc.
but I don't have any music sheets of these songs!! HELP! =)
Do keyboards and keytars count? I love the speed and accuracy of Kingdom for a Heart, the live show Successor MCD (2000) version.
Not that, I most like Für Elise. I mean, that's a song we grow up listening. And there's another one I know how to play but forgot the name right now...
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Victor V. wrote:Andrew posted How to Play Fur Elise on YouTube, check it out. He does show the sheets of the song.Adelbert0923 wrote:1. Moonlight Sonata 1st movement
2. Beethoven 5th Symphony
3. Fur Elise
4. Liszt Nocturne no. 3
5. Ballade Pour Adeline
etc.
but I don't have any music sheets of these songs!! HELP! =)
Do keyboards and keytars count? I love the speed and accuracy of Kingdom for a Heart, the live show Successor MCD (2000) version.
Not that, I most like Für Elise. I mean, that's a song we grow up listening. And there's another one I know how to play but forgot the name right now...
Go to my Vid, and the Fur Elise pdf is ready for download in the bxo to the right!
Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
Ludwig Van Beethoven-Fur Elise, Claude Debussy- First Arabesque, Fryderyk Chopin-Mazurek No. 23 in D major, Op. 33 No. 2, Fryderyk Chopin-Valse in D-flat major, Minute Waltz, Op. 64, No. 1, W.A. Mozart-Turkish March, Claude Debussy- Claire De Lune,Pachebel- Canon in D
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
hm.. my favorite piano pieces
1. Polonaise by Chopin
2. Canon in D by Pachebel
3. Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by Beethoven
4. Fur Elise by Beethoven
5. Revolutionary Etude by Chopin
there..
1. Polonaise by Chopin
2. Canon in D by Pachebel
3. Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by Beethoven
4. Fur Elise by Beethoven
5. Revolutionary Etude by Chopin
there..
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Re: What are your favourite Piano compositions?
moonlight21 wrote:hm.. my favorite piano pieces
1. Polonaise by Chopin
2. Canon in D by Pachebel
3. Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by Beethoven
4. Fur Elise by Beethoven
5. Revolutionary Etude by Chopin
there..
Great favorites
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