Non-classical music containing Piano.

[Cazza]

bohemian rhapsody

Piano is just one of the aspects that make it a great song.

 

[JezebelinHell]

I give you the entire Ben Folds discography. You're welcome. It'd be redundant of me to name a specific song, but the whole 'Rockin' The Suburbs' album is probably a good place to start.

Yep, I agree, I have "Whatever and Ever Amen".

 

[Freshman]

insert song from Journey here. Seriously, I'm pretty sure almost every song they've ever written (or at least the ones I can think of off the top of my head) has piano in it.

 

[loc978]

Well, if you're willing to go with keyboard sections that affect horns and such, there's a whole lot of rock from every era that fits the bill, notably:

if you're talking just piano though, well... you can play pretty much anything on piano, as this guy proved:

Spoiler: WARNING: GRATUITOUS EXPLICIT LYRICS

awesome opening on this one:

 

[mireko]

Here's some. From the first to the last: Midori, Brian Eno, the Dave Brubeck Quartet, Eluvium, Kuuki Koudan, Satoko Fujii & Yoshida Tatsuya, Gutevolk, Natsumi Kiyoura and Ground Zero. Though, I'm not sure if the piano was sampled or played then sampled on the last one.

Spoiler

 

[Kortney]

Check out Rufus Wainwright and Chris Garneau.

 

[Nostalgia Ripoff]

I adore this song.

 

[Darkeagle6]

So... If I may ask... Why necesarily non-classical?

 

[Singularly Datarific]

Eat Jazz!

 

[Loud Noise]

Japanese Music Box - George Winston
Tamarack Pines - George Winston
Cohen's Scherzo - Bioshock OST
Legend of Mana (Theme) - Yoko Shimomura
Kuja's Theme - Nobuo Uematsu
One Man's Dream - Yanni

 

[itsausernamewhatofit]

the beast by milt buckner is always good and also green onions by him

 

[koschei8]

Gate 21 by Serj Tankian. I think it's a lovely song

 

[MysticnFm]

Do yourself a favour and go look up Hiromi Uehara.

Some of my favourites:

 

[Aethren]

Doesn't get any better than this.

 

[Kyogissun]

Easy choice, it was one of the best openings of the year, albeit not THE best:


Oh Maeda, you and your piano musics, you sure do love them, huh?