Favorite Piano Songs

[Mr. Heskey]

Anyone into classical piano.


I could listen to Debussy's Clare de Lune and Mozart's concerto 21 for the rest of my life.

[Unhinged]

Interstices or Grand Illusion by Jordan Rudess.

[Solaris]

+1 for Claude Debussy's Clair de Lune.

[I Like Me]

These may not be exclusively piano, but I love the piano in them.

Stratovarius - Stratofortess
Blind Guardian - The Eldar
Mael Mórdha - The Serpent And The Black Lake
Sonata Arctica - Tallulah
Sonata Arctica - Shamandalie

[JesusFreak777]

Anyone ever heard of Yanni?....I know of Mozart and Beethoven etc but that was the style a few hundred years back, but for modern, beautiful music i know that the old "classical" music isn't even half as good

Check out this piece by Yanni

http://www.4shared.com/file/6421771/2cdcccda/02_One_Mans_Dream.html

You have to wait 15 seconds before you can listen to it and the options are at the bottom of the page

[ConanTL]

Glenn Gould's classic "Goldberg Variations"

A classic and a real joy to hear.

listen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n0O1shJURU)

Also, most pieces by Chopin are very enjoyable.

[temp100]

Glenn Gould's classic "Goldberg Variations"

A classic and a real joy to hear.

listen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n0O1shJURU)

Also, most pieces by Chopin are very enjoyable.
I haven't heard Goldberg Variations yet - is that Gould playing Bach? I'm quite fond of his Piano Sonatas.

[ConanTL]

I haven't heard Goldberg Variations yet - is that Gould playing Bach? I'm quite fond of his Piano Sonatas.

Yes ... it's a Bach piece. It's an absolute must. Make sure you get the 1950's version though ... the newer recording is a little slow for my taste.

[Mr Chainsaw]

Clair De Lune and...

Rhapsody in Blue. Sure it has an orchestra with it, but Gershwin is probably the greatest man to ever sit at a piano. This piece will stay in it's youth forever, and will never get old. I'll be listening to this til the day I die.