I'm working on the first movement of this piece. My old piano teacher Bob recommended that I play it back when I was leaving for college.
Schubert Sonata #13 in A Major D.664:
This is another one that Bob recommended for me. I've only starting learning it today, and it is pretty long, but I absolutely love it. Love love love.
Chopin Scherzo #2 Op. 31:
Yet another Bob recommendation. There are 3 novelettes but I am going to learn #2. #3 is so beautiful though, so I'll probably play it a little too. :)
Francis Poulenc Novelette #2:
And if that isn't enough I'm working on re-learning/improving this song that I also played with Bob.
Liszt Nocturne #3 A flat major:
And of course it wouldn't be my repertoire if I wasn't working on a Chopin Waltz, because I love them. Love them. I'm working on Op. 64. I learned #1 (the minute waltz) way back when, and just finished learning #2. On to the third!
Chopin Waltz Op. 64 #3:
This seems like a good load for me and reminds me of when I was playing constantly back in high school. I'm finding that I wish I had a Debussy book to peruse through and also something by Bach. I have a lot of old copies though, so I might be able to find something in there.
Should be tough but fun! Maybe when I actually get somewhere with these I'll post myself playing them. But probably not. :)
2 comments:
I'm a fan of Chopin. How long do you practice every day to work on 5 things at a time? Or do you work on one, then go to the next after the first is mastered?
This makes me want a piano...
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