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Old 03-15-2006, 08:11 PM  
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Exclamation Help!!!! Trying to find great piano peices!

Hey everyone! I am going crazy out of my mind trying to find some really great piano peices. For example..... On the soundtrack of The Corpse Bride, Victor's solo and the piano duet, are so unbelievebly beautiful..... well, I guess you would say they are more or less emotional or enchanting. I have been trying to find some really great songs the really portray that emotional feeling. I would LOVE any reccomondations!!! Thank you all so much for your help.

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Old 03-15-2006, 08:35 PM  
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Look for Philip Glass - Candyman. Beautiful piece.
Also Thomas Newman - Angela Undress
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going to some oldies

moonlight sonata - beethoven
fur elise - beethoven
piano tro in E cantallbi - mozart(i think, just search with out and artist)
immortal beloved - beethoven
tarantella - franz list
cannon in D major - pachalbell( find for piano and make sure its a good one)
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Old 03-23-2006, 09:22 AM  
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I love Rachmaninoff's Concerto for Piano & Orquestra No.3.

It's sooo powerful, just great.
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Old 03-23-2006, 09:23 AM  
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Beethoven's "Fur Elise" is fairly easy to play.

If you're looking for something slightly harder, go with "Musical Snuffbox Op.32" It's composed by Anatol Lyadov and its a nice little piece.
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Check out La Monte Young's "The Well-Tuned Piano."
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Quote:
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I love Rachmaninoff's Concerto for Piano & Orquestra No.3.

It's sooo powerful, just great.
I prefer Piano Concerto 2... that intro is... wow.

Also, look up anything Debussy... he was an impressianist with quite the nack for writing incredibly beautiful pieces.
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For me it is:
Canon by Pachelbel

i recomend you listen it
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going to some oldies

moonlight sonata - beethoven
fur elise - beethoven
piano tro in E cantallbi - mozart(i think, just search with out and artist)
immortal beloved - beethoven
tarantella - franz list
cannon in D major - pachalbell( find for piano and make sure its a good one)
I agree totally! Canon in D - Pachebel is the most beautiful peice I've ever heard. Personally I prefer the version for strings and harpsichord but, it is also great on piano.
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