I like very much Haydns Piano concerto D, and I`m practising it now and I will play it with an orchestra some day this year..

My favorite pieces. Hmmm. I love to play Aufschwung, Rondo Alla Turca and It Don`t Mean a Thing if it Aint` Got That Swing. By Schumann, Mozart and Ellington, respectively. However, being 13 and only played for a little over a year, those are the only fun pieces I can play all the way through (I`m starting Rage Over the Lost Penny and Revolutionary Etude). But I love listening to Diabolical Suggestion (Prokofiev), Heroic Polonaise (Chopin), La Campanella (Liszt), The WHOLE Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven) and Tchaikovsky`s Concerto No2. I know I`ve forgotten a bunch but I think that`s good.

My favorite piece, in terms of Mozart, is K310. Of Beethoven Op.31No.1. Chopin- Polonaise Op.26.No.1 (c#minor), Bach Concerto D-minor (I have played it but not performed it) and from contemporary Concerto No.1 by Muczynski. That covers all four periods

After a piano break on about 2 years, i began to play again 2 month ago. Without a teacher I had to find the pieces my self.

The first one i choose was Raindrop Prelude quite beautiful, the second one was Für Elise well its good but not a brilliant piece and it hasn`t deserved that popularity. Then I went on to Debussy`s Golliwogs Cakewalk, really a fun and difficult piece. Now im studying Rondo Alla Turca fun piece too.

But my to absolute favorites must be:
Hungarian Rapsody no. 6, there are melodilines for at least 20 single pieces!
and Fantasie Impromptu i really like the largo in it.

There are so many great pieces that i would like to play, such as liszt: la campanella, hungarian rhapsodys 2 and 4 and chopin: fantasie-impromptu and black note study, but out of the songs that ive learned since starting at christmas, maple leaf rag and fur elise (since it was the first song i learned...) are my favourites.

Im working on "marry had a little lamb" ITS SOO HARD!!!!!!

heh jk, well my fav piece is Moonlight sonata 1st mvt, I think its just so wonderful, hmm personal if u know what i mean?

In 6th grade, our school played tempest by Eliot DelBorgo, and this year (7th grade) We are playing Shaker Variants By Him also.

Might I add that they are AWSOME Pieces Eliot DelBorgo is awsome also!!!

No one said "Hot Cross Buns"! How can you not love that Song???????

Hot cross buns, hot cross buns, one for a penny, two for a penny, hot cross buns. YEAAAHHHHHHHHH

Islamei by Balakirev

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i think i have played many beautiful
song like,connon in d,fur elise,beethove`s 5th ,moon light sonata many many other songs and i think is incredible to that i only have 6 month of piano lessons

I absolutley love twinkle twinkle little star IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL. It isnt too hard. It is played with one hand. I reccomend anyone to try and play it. (:

Mine is "Murmuring Brook" by Carl Bohm. It`s pretty fun, and at times your fingers just can`t stop playing because of the cadences and flowing sixteenth notes.

First of all, I think a lot of people on this forum need to stop putting others down. Maybe they`re liars. If they`re not, congratulations on your extraordinary achievements. If they want to brag about it, let them! Last time I checked it`s a free country.

Secondly, y`all really need to check out Scriabin`s Etude Op. 8, No. 2. Very very powerful, especially when played live. I`m trying to master it right now. I also want to learn how to play Rachmaninov`s Prelude in g. I heard it today, and it almost brought me to tears.