Vos oeuvres préférées au Piano.

I quite like "Cocaine" by FIDLAR.

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a liste de préférence des oeuvres:

-Nocturne n°8 de Chopin

-Impromptu n°66 de Chopin

-Rhapsodie Hongroise n°2 de Liszt

-Nocturne n°21 de Chopin

-Prelude Op.23-5 de Rachmaninov

-La Campanella de Liszt

-Mazurka n°35 (Op.56 n°3) de Chopin

-Etude Transcendante n°10 de Liszt

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I must say I am not very well versed in other instrument and genres, but, i have my own favourites too, quite frankly they may not be considered "favourites" as more than music that sufficiently connects with me, and i prefer a number of pieces from the same composer.

Let's begin:

Rachmaninoff: Elegie op. 3 no 1

Etude tableaux "Little Red Riding Hood"

Moment Musicaux op 16 no 4

Chopin: all nocturnes (I listened to em all) i prefer op 9 no 1 and op 48 no 1

I prefer the 1st and 2nd Ballades of Chopin

The 1st and 2nd Scherzos of Chopin, though I clearly prefer the second Scherzo

All his etudes, though I must say, the beauty of Op 10 no. 3 and Op 25 no. 1 is exemplary for me (may be biased since those two are the only etudes I can play by him)

Rondo op. 1

Waltz op 64 no. 1 and 2 (I can play the first, partly the second since I tried practicing but didn't give enough time to finish yet)

I must make an exception here, I like Scherzo 3 too, but only when played by Martha Argerich.

Liszt: All of his Etudes in appreciation of Paganini, the second set of etudes and the third set too. I must say, his etudes are by far more filled with bravura. I prefer Chasse Neige, Mazeppa, Paysage and Wilde Jagd.

All three of his liebestraumes (I can play the first and second)

All three of his Consolations

His Reminiscences

"Les Preludes" (used as music for Propaganda war reels by the third Reich as far as I know)

Hungarian Rhapsodies 2,5 and 6.

Mephisto Waltz

I must say, Liszt and Rachmaninoff did innumerable transcriptions of other composers which are pleasure to the ears.

I will add more in the next post.

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My all-time favorite piano piece and adaptation:

When the enemy is driven back, we have failed. When he is cut off, encircled and dispersed, we have succeeded.
- Alexander Suvorov.

why????

Ravel - Gaspard de la nuit (all three pieces grouped in this)

Valses Nobles et Sentimentale (all are good, but i love Moins Vif)

Sonatine (all three pieces, i can play the entire set)

La Valse - i prefer the orchestral version of Philharmonique de Radio France, besides that the Piano version by Glenn Gould and channel "Traum Piano" is also noteworthy

Pavane Pour une Infante Defunte - this has an orchestral and piano version, either is good

Jeux D'eau- the version by Martha Argerich Preferred

Tombeau de Couperin - both orchestral and piano version preferred.

There are some other odd pieces by him that strikes a note within me that i have forgotten the name of.

The pianist michelangeli also has good renditions of a multitude of Ravel's work.

Ravel is also considered a sort of genius, i only have heard mostly his piano works, but he also makes good orchestral and chamber music too.

Schubert: Staendchen

Winterreise - mostly Fruhlingstraum

Erlkonig

I actually listen to a lot more of his pieces but forgot their names

Brahms: his hungarian dance 5

Lullaby (yes, little karl using brahms lullaby to be put to sleep)

Variations on a theme by paganini - his goal was to have a better piece in general compared to liszt's etudes, more melodic and virtuosic compared to his, and it works

Intermezzo no. 5

Schumann: Carnaval

Traumerai

(Yes i dont listen to Schumann much)

Tartini - Devil's trill (quite frankly the most beautiful piece on violin i have ever heard, all other piece is just broken compared to this)

Paganini - Caprice no. 24 (yes i dont listen much of Paganini either)

Toby Fox - Megalovania (crammed it here so people get surprised)

Scriabin - Sonata no. 5

Etude In D Minor

Prelude and nocturne in Left Hand

Although i havent listened to his symphonies, i heard they be good, particularly symphony 1 last mvmt

Mussorgsky - Pictures at an exhibitiom, the orchestral and piano versions hit different, Piano is much more raw in feeling

Tchailovsky - Nutcracker Suite

Piano concerto no 1

Sleeping Beauty Waltz

1812 overture

Swan Lake

Prokofiev - Crusaders in Pskov

Battle of the Ice

Lieutenant Kije

I just started listening to him, i will try the more mainstream pieces

Ilja Shotrov - On the Hills of Manchuria

Claude Debussy - Suite from which clair de lune was taken (i forgot name)

Both Arabesques

Both books of Reflections

The sunken Cathedral (i think its in reflections book but i forgor)

Alkan - Le preux

Le cgemins de feur

Etude for the left hand

Strauss - Danube Waltz

Also Spracht Zarathustra

His symphonic pieces are also good, some titles i cant remember

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