What Pieces Are You Learning Right Now?

[MaestroUGC]

Night on Bald Mountain and Pictures at an Exhibiton by Modest Moussorgsky.

Both of which I am taking great liberties with, along with nearly everything else I learn.

[SuperFireKirby]

Is it just coincedence that his name is insanely close to Modest Mouse, or was someone along the lines just very clever one day and decide to put an O in his name so it almost spelled Mouse? Because his last name is actually Mussorgsky.

[MaestroUGC]

The name I learned was with the O, plus Russian names usually have multiple transliterations anyway.

[zezhyrule]

More than I ever have before... 10 total actually. Of course I have until like next year to get them all polished but still it's a little overwhelming D:

Bach: P&F Dm WTC I
Beethoven: Piano Sonata in E 14/1 - omg I love this one so much~ and then I realized it was an 'easy' one ;__;
Chopin: Nocturne in Fm 55/1, Waltz in Am 34/2, Prelude in Ab 28/17 - The prelude is so amazing
Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 3 
Reinhold: Impromptu in C#m - bleh, not my choice
Scriabin: Prelude in F#m 11/8
Debussy: Prelude Book II No. 10 "Canope" - Love me some debussy~
Bartok: Piano Suite Op. 14 - was sprung upon me recently, hated it at first but now it's grown on me

My favorites from the above would probably be the Chopin Prelude (along with Nos. 11, 18, and 24, 17 is one of my favorites), the Liszt HR, and the Beethoven Sonata. I've never played so many amazing works all at once 

[fabbemannen]

More than I ever have before... 10 total actually. Of course I have until like next year to get them all polished but still it's a little overwhelming D:

I sorted out some sheets I hadn't finished learning this month. The sheets got about a dm high :>
I don't feel like checking out all the unfinished songs I have laying around :X (I normally switch between songs)

[ASH501ST]

The most recent song I started playing would be Passacaglia by Bear McCreary. 

[Jub3r7]

Oh, nice to see you again after 6 months and negative 2 days. XD

[FSM-Reapr]

On free-time I'm currently learning Champion Cynthia Battle(D/P/Pl) theme on acoustic.

[Pit0010]

well well welllll right now I wanna learn the Mii channel for piano and violin desu!

also some professor layton arrangements from slowpokemon

[JDMEK5]

I'm currently working on Mozart's "Fantasia in D Minor".

(Mediocre performance..)

[Yugi]

I currantly Learning "Super Trooper" by abba on piano.

[MasterProX]

Currently learning the second movement, Waltz, from Tchaikovsky's Serenade for String Orchestra.

[TheZeldaPianist275]

More than I ever have before... 10 total actually. Of course I have until like next year to get them all polished but still it's a little overwhelming D:

Bach: P&F Dm WTC I
Beethoven: Piano Sonata in E 14/1 - omg I love this one so much~ and then I realized it was an 'easy' one ;__;
Chopin: Nocturne in Fm 55/1, Waltz in Am 34/2, Prelude in Ab 28/17 - The prelude is so amazing
Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 3 
Reinhold: Impromptu in C#m - bleh, not my choice
Scriabin: Prelude in F#m 11/8
Debussy: Prelude Book II No. 10 "Canope" - Love me some debussy~
Bartok: Piano Suite Op. 14 - was sprung upon me recently, hated it at first but now it's grown on me

My favorites from the above would probably be the Chopin Prelude (along with Nos. 11, 18, and 24, 17 is one of my favorites), the Liszt HR, and the Beethoven Sonata. I've never played so many amazing works all at once 

Wow... that's intense.

[fabbemannen]

I finished learning Clannad's ending team (Dango Daikazoku) 2 days ago and I'm still working on this
Anime-streak for me.
And now that Dusk finished the Eternal Sonata battle theme, I'll probably (try to) learn that too

[electron2003]

Learning two pieces below for a simple short recital:

Greg Maroney's Mountain Snow
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGzCRLJj4ak

and

And Lorie Line's arrangement of Con te partiró (Time to say goodbye)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKTEbu2pq4Y


Learning these two by ear.  Some of the sheet music copies out on the net were a bit off so I figured  I'd write out sheet music myself as I learn these two songs using Sibelius notation software.