Hi, I`ve been playin

Hi again I was posting something like the same post on the classical forum, i`m quite new here, i`ll just continiue the post here anyway A piece that suits my playing style is of course an important object.. But I would like to have a few songs wich i really like when i pick out wich of them i will learn.. as i practice alot (basicly pieces a little too hard for me, so i really have to practice to make them sound good) I need motivation. I`ve found this way of learning good and progressive for me.. The Rach G minor is a piece i really like, but don`t know how hard it is..? Thanks

U know what? Liking is one thing. U should try the pcs out and see whether they fit u, esp. technically and stylistically. It`s pretty much just like buying shirts. And esp. so if yr taking exams.

Some Rachmaninoff preludes are pretty great...enough said. You should check them out. And I`ve heard that Chopin`s Ballades are pretty great too, but I`ve never played them myself and I`ve only heard a couple of them. And yeah, the 3rd movement of that Beethoven`s pretty good. There`s tons more, just explore some. Good luck, Jackie