I have been reading through these musical messages when I come across some people who have the same interest as I.

I think the best piano pieces are:

*Liszt:*
La Campanella (both versions)

*Brahms:*
Variations on a Theme by Paganini

*Chopin:*
The Ocean
Winter Wind
Revolutionary
Etude Op 10 No 4 C# Minor

*Rachmaninoff:*
Prelude in G Minor

*Beethoven:*
Waldstein

-Anyone can teach me how to play Winter Wind? Because I don`t know how to start my progress - the right hand fits difficultly with the left hand - it`s so hard to concentrate on both hands at the same time~

P.S. How old on average are you people??

Lol - how old are we on average??????? Good question.
What do u mean by both versions of La Campanella?

PS. Why do people go mad about Chopin`s Winter wind etude? (don`t take offence i was just wondering) I personally prefer the etude Op. 25 no. 1. Did Chopin nickname that etude `Winter Wind` himself?

try playing both hands separately until you know them well. then using a slow metranome put them together. i don`t know those pieces but thats how i usally start playing pieces