Share some piano music! ^^

[soupy]

So lately after finishing Your Lie In April I've been interested in pianos and violins! There music goes really well together and I find it really nice
So I thought of I should share some of my favorite pieces
Here u go! give it a listen if u want

 

[nina]

AHHHHH OMG piano okay ill share my favorite
pieces or songs ive played at a comp!

Golden Hour - JVKE [ i love the opening to this song so much i can’t wait to learn this ]
Für Elise - BeetHoven [ i played this song @ my comp trial comp and it was sm fun still can’t believe i got a gold medal]
Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 [ this song is very hard but im up to the challenges ]
Clocks - Coldplay [ THIS SHI RIGHT HERE I LOVE IT SO MUCHCHCHCHCHJ ]
ditto - nwjns [ please do i even need to explain this song is so beautiful on piano ]

… anyways im done i might update sooner or later!
some of the songs that i wanted to share werrent on youtube. but they’res a
song called no bis | .1

 

[vivianna]

these are some songs I really like that I used to play/currently play on the piano

Un Sospiro (Liszt) - LINK
This was a song that I wanted to play so badly. I was probably obsessed with it at some point. The scales in the background sound so light and beautiful, yet strong when needed. At many parts, the song sounds chaotic in a quite organized way. It's one of the harder songs that I play.

Ständchen (Schubert, arr. Liszt) - LINK
My dad loves this song so much. Plus it's easy. Very relaxing.

June, Barcarolle (Tchaikovsky) - LINK
This song brings back so many nostalgic memories. It's kind of similar to Standchen. I performed June and Reverie at my fourth grade piano recital.

Libestraum No.3 (Liszt) - LINK
Fantaisie-Impromptu Op. 66 (Chopin) - LINK
Libestraum and Fantaisie-Impromtu are two songs that every decent pianist knows. It's a good song to play for small gatherings.

Clair de Lune (Debussy) - LINK
This was my first dream song. There is so much emotion that needs to be conveyed when playing this. It's very tiring but so beautiful when played properly. The overall song is quite peaceful.

 

[nina]

Frédéric Chopin: Prelude in E minor
Rebecca Clarke – Piano Trio
Mozart - Sonata No.
these are also some other songs i have preformed well expect for the 2nd one
comp got cancelled.

AHHHHH OMG piano okay ill share my favorite
pieces or songs ive played at a comp!

Golden Hour - JVKE [ i love the opening to this song so much i can’t wait to learn this ]
Für Elise - BeetHoven [ i played this song @ my comp trial comp and it was sm fun still can’t believe i got a gold medal]
Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 [ this song is very hard but im up to the challenges ]
Clocks - Coldplay [ THIS SHI RIGHT HERE I LOVE IT SO MUCHCHCHCHCHJ ]
ditto - nwjns [ please do i even need to explain this song is so beautiful on piano ]

… anyways im done i might update sooner or later!
some of the songs that i wanted to share werrent on youtube. but they’res a
song called no bis | .1

 

[LostInTheDream]

1. I love your lie in april!
2. I also love classical music/instrumental music due to all the ballet I did. I have a playlist on my phone with about 130 songs.

*some of these aren't purely piano but should still be appreciated*
Moonlight Sonatas 1, 2, 3 by Beethoven
In volo, Nuvole Bianche, and Experience by Ludovico Einaudi
Air on G String by Bach
Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber
Canon in D Major by Pachelbel
Merry Go Round of Life by Joe Hisaishi
Opus 55 and Opus 26 by Dustin O'Halloran
The Four Seasons and Sinfonia in B Minor 2 by Vivaldi
Gymnopédie no 1 by Satie
Adagio in D Minor by John Williams
Sleeping Beauty Waltz and Rose Adagio by Tchaikovsky
Dance of the Knights by Sergei Prokofiev

 

[Sunshiny_felix7]

There are so many I swear choosing a favourite is quite difficult but let's start

Are you really gone ? (Simon Daum)

Clair De Lune ( Claude Debbusy )

Moonlight Sonata (Ludwig Van Beethoven)

River Flows In You (Yurima)

You & Me (Peder B. Helland)

 

[Landenaw]

Clair de Lune is such a vibe—I remember hearing it and thinking, “Man, I’ve gotta learn this.” That’s kinda what pushed me to start playing piano.

 

[Landenaw]

Clair de Lune is such a vibe—I remember hearing it and thinking, “Man, I’ve gotta learn this.” That’s kinda what pushed me to start playing piano.

If you’re into learning too, you might wanna check out artmaster.com. It’s where I got started, and now I can actually play some of my favorite pieces.