Locrian
10.19.10 | I'll just go ahead and bump this, like the attention whore I am. |
McCopper
10.19.10 | Chopin's nocturnes |
Adash
10.19.10 | i presume you know chopin well
rachmaninoff piano concerto no.2 is great
mussorgsky's version of The Seasons is hench
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody is flashy as fuck |
Adash
10.19.10 | i presume you know chopin well
Rachmaninoff piano concerto no.2 is great
Mussorgsky's version of The Seasons is hench
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody is flashy as fuck |
qwe3
10.19.10 | play pictures at an exhibition on piano. it's better on piano anyways.
also yeah some rachmaninoff if youre up for a challenge. |
Deathcar
10.19.10 | What Adash said. Also ceck out Tord Gustavsen Trio and Ensemble, it's jazz but with classical piano parts, it'd probably be great fun to play.
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Adash
10.19.10 |
tbh
just learn beethovens entire ouevre and play it till you go old and deaf and then keep playing till you die |
Jethro42
10.19.10 | Ask vanderb0b, he's a classical pianist himself, so he might be helpful. |
vanderb0b
10.19.10 | Chopin nocturnes, if you don't know them already
Sergei Rachmaninov-Elegie Op 3-1 (I've been meaning to learn this one for ages now, one of my favorites)
If you're looking to improve your technique, try Moritz Moszkowski-Virtuosic Etude Op 72-2 In G# Minor (I'm learning this one at the moment, and it's incredible)
Here's a pretty good performance of the latter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS1Vp412zQI&feature=related |
Jethro42
10.19.10 | Awesome classical piano is awesome! |
A7XEric
10.19.10 | Anything Chopin pretty much, beethoven as well. Just youtube romantic era composers or something and you'll see a lot of great piano players. |
botb
10.19.10 | yeah needs chopin. dude was a genius. |
Adash
10.19.10 | ha vanderbob you genius moszkowski was next on my list of recs
astonishing piece of music |
starry
10.24.10 | Grieg - Lyric pieces |
