What Pieces Are You Learning Right Now?

[Bespinben]

Mt. Pyre admitedly rivals the fear-factor of Lavender Town (*takes cover from RBY fanatics*). Where Lavender Town is just plain eerie, the moans of pain in Mt. Pyre and the gradual suspense built throughout the song make it almost even better than Lavender Town.

[fingerz]

I agree. That's why I arranged it quite a while ago.

[SlowPokemon]

Mt. Pyre is just a very gloomy song that sounds like dead people and impending doom. I really love it, it fits Shoal Cave and Mt. Pyre. Lavender Town's GS happy remix is my favorite of the two versions anyway.

[SWMadness]

I just got a couple piano arrangements of To Far Away Times from Chrono Trigger. It's pretty tough, but the song is just soooooooo awesome I'm resolving to actually sit down and work on them.

I'm just happy that the wedding I was playing for is over and done with and I don't have to practice Trumpet Voluntary anymore. 

[SlowPokemon]

Lots of stuff! I got the piano solo book for Pirates of the Caribbean 4, I love to play the End Credits and Mutiny themes.

[Winter]

Learning dance of the sugar plum fairy. cause bored

[SlowPokemon]

Six Ecossaises (hope I spelled it right) by Beethoven is so fun to play.

[DrP]

I'm playing some stuff out of the Real Book for auditions in a few weeks.


I've been working on lots of jazz standards recently on piano, too.... like Autumn Leaves, Alice in Wonderland and April in Paris

[fingerz]

The Girl With The Flaxen Hair - Debussy

[Winter]

Prelude II - Gershwin

[Olimar12345]

Almost done with maple leaf. then either fig leaf or solace. all by joplin.

[SlowPokemon]

I learned Maple Leaf last year, Entertainer a couple weeks ago, and now I'm learning Solace. my awkwardly giant hands are perfect for Joplin's pieces.

[Olimar12345]

I learned the entertainer years ago. I only recently became interested in joplin again, lol.

[MassiveMayhem]

my awkwardly giant hands are perfect for Joplin's pieces.

I wish I had bigger hands, my hands are kind of small.

[fingerz]

my awkwardly giant hands are perfect for Joplin's pieces.

Hi five! I have piano hands!