Taxt: Rec Me Solo Piano

widowslaugh123 04.16.17	Thelonious monk-piano solo
dreamgauze 04.16.17	have some kitsch shit the hopeless opus or the great battle of the unfriendly ridiculous by of montreal occasional vocals but has long instrumental passages and very unorthodox for a campsy sing songy psych pop band to release plus it's the only thing that comes to mind right now
Ocean of Noise 04.17.17	As a classical pianist I'd say I have a moral obligation to give you a few recs. So here's a handful. Bach - The Well-Tempered Clavier (books 1 and 2) Beethoven - piano sonatas Schubert - piano sonatas (particularly the last three, the G major one and the big A minor one) Brahms - literally any solo piano works, especially op. 118 and 119 though Chopin - literally anything again but especially the Preludes, the Études, the Nocturnes, the Ballades, the Barcarolle, the Waltzes Debussy - anything, again, but especially the Preludes (books 1 and 2), Estampes, and Images Ravel - anything but especially "Pavane pour une infante defunte", "Gaspard de la nuit", and "Miroirs" Prokofiev - piano sonatas, especially 7, 8 and 9 Rachmaninov - preludes, études-tableaux Messiaen - "Vingt regards sur l'enfant-Jésus" Fauré - nocturnes, barcarolles, Thème et variations Albeniz - Iberia Grieg - lyric pieces, Holberg suite Schumann - everything Liszt - Mephisto Waltz, Ballade no. 2 Scriabin - piano sonatas, etudes, preludes Haydn piano sonatas, Mozart piano sonatas, all great stuff That should keep you going for a while...
bgillesp 04.17.17	As someone interested in this list but knowing nothing about it, I might listen to some of these soon. Do you know of any modern (after 1950?) stuff like this at all Ocean? I know some of these classics you mentioned but a while back I got into some more modern sounding piano stuff and some recs in that area would be cool too.
Pch101 04.17.17	Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert One of the great jazz albums of all time, solo piano or otherwise, yet accessible enough to be popular. It belongs on one of those lists of "records that you need to listen to before you die." As noted above, Chopin is a must.
cylinder 04.17.17	desert of hiatus - the healing instrument
hal1ax 04.17.17	Vladimir Sofronitsky - Scriabin Recitals
Ocean of Noise 04.17.17	Try Boulez's piano sonatas (and 12 Notations), Stockhausen's Klavierstucke, George Crumb's Microcosmos, and maybe some later Messiaen if you're looking for something more modern.
Ocean of Noise 04.17.17	Also for more early 20th century try Schoenberg's piano music, Berg's piano sonata op. 1, Webern's Piano Variations, anything by Bartok really
hal1ax 04.17.17	Lol damn I'm gonna have to steal a few of these recs ocean. Been meaning to check Prokofiev and Grieg
Dewinged 04.17.17	Wow I know who to ask the next time. Nice job Ocean. For some ambient and recent stuff, I can rec Bing & Ruth - No Home of the Mind, not classical, but pretty chill with the addition of some nice strings too.
vonseux 04.17.17	just added to the database : Duke Jordan Flight to Dennmark check it out on youtube
DungeonBoy 04.17.17	These are my two favorite piano albums. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do: Nature and Organisation - Death in a Snow Leopard Winter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oElXaC5KsEg Divenire - Ludovico Einaudi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWKgHFFKA-c
Taxt 04.17.17	Thanks so much dudes! Gonna check a ton of these.