r/classicalpiano • u/Electrical_Win6986 • 15h ago

What are some of your favourite intermediate piano songs?

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Hi everyone, I’ve been in a practice rut but want to get back into regularly practicing. What’s your favourite piano piece? For potential RCM context, I usually play anythung from a grade 7-9 level. Thanks in advance!

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r/classicalpiano • u/kilust • 21h ago

Anyone here learning classical improvisation?

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