TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Music Discussion Pages: [1] 2  Beautiful non-electronic piano pieces. View this Thread in Original format Vernon Wanderer Post 'em here. I'm fairly positive a thread like already exist. Ban plz. :p Let's start with a piece thats responsible for Cafe del Mar. PETRAN :p jupiterone /thread Domesticated This piece is very special to me. Scrittah The best. Period. Tangil This Tommi Grönlund ID by The Palatial Cat if only I knew what it was. psymon.d Settimo rawbound quote: Originally posted by jupiterone /thread Yeah, the first thing that came to my mind aswell. This is one of my other favourites: infiniteJEST Real shame my browser is at odds with me; my embeddings aren't working. Quite frustrating as I love the piano and want to add to this thread - so bear with me! Maurice Ravel - Miroirs Suite (movement no. 4 is my favorite, Alborada del gracioso, as performed by Sviatoslav Richter live in Prague [I think in 1965?]): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPBEdKyfDH8 Also Sonatine, as played by Martha Argerich: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXp9BZiuAKs ____ Alexander Scriabin - Sonata-Fantasy (No. 2) is my fav. of his sonatas; this recordings from a two-disc set set which I like for clarity and the subdued chromaticism (this music is quite mystical/dreamy and at times even the most colorful interpretations can get muddled in key parts): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6nuGZ3-BA4 Scriabin's piano concerto in F sharp minor is also badass. I dig the Postnikova/Hague Residentie Orkest recording. Vernon Wanderer Most of these are really, really great. Thanks for the recommendations, feel free to go on.. :D pozz im learning to play piano just to play this piece. skip to 5:25 this one is also high on the list: but i think youll like this one vernon: these next two are processed but worth listening to and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd0UAdpBNUg CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2

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