Une petite mais grande étude de Frédéric!

[BGH122]

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[sub]That was a good troll. Congrats![/sub]

Mahler's always good for a listen.


It's a piano quartet, but it still prominently features piano, so I don't know how relevant you believe it to be to this thread.

 

[mireko]

Spoiler: Chopin - Revolutionary Etude

Spoiler: Prokofiev - Piano Sonata No. 6 (Finale)

Spoiler: Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No.2

Spoiler: Erik Satie - Nocturne No. 1

Spoiler: Fanny Mendelssohn - Trio op. 11. 4 Finale

Maybe not the most original or artsy choices in the world, but whatevs.

 

[repeating integers]

I don't specifically listen to music just for piano, usually, but I do love songs with a good bit of piano in them alongside the other instruments. Hence, I love Muse and Coldplay.

<youtube=YEH98_Ha2aA> (The piano bit doesn't start until about part 2)

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[Jonluw]

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[sub]Thanks. Not getting any rage though. Annoying.[/sub]
I'll use this as an excuse to look through my playlist and look like less of a twat.

Spoiler: Spoilered for bandwith

I like the romantic and impressionist stuff. Admire the simplicity.
I notice now that there's mostly baroque in my playlist. Practically no piano. Only harpischord/cembalo.

[sub]Ignore the second half if you're gonna nitpick.[/sub]​

 

[Blue Musician]

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You again?! High fivez for Beethoven!

... still waiting for some Liszt! =P

Prayers have been answered.

Spoiler: Liszt Totentanz