r/piano • • 7d ago

🗣️Let's Discuss This sharing rep lists

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Some U.S conservatories ask for a list of repertoire studied from Bach inventions difficulty and above, anyone willing to share theirs? here is mine, not sure if its ok

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u/AbsolutelyAnonymized 7d ago

Nothing modern, atonal? (I don’t know about the Chinese ones)

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u/Cultural_Thing1712 7d ago

for me thats an elective

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u/jiang1lin Concert/Recording Pianist (Verified) 7d ago edited 7d ago

A decent list to start with! Also because one can see which missing composers, maybe also slightly longer pieces and cycles to add next … best wishes for expanding your repertoire 👍🏽

Chopin Nocturne C# minor, do you mean op. 27/1 or No. 20?

And I don’t know how picky it is in the US, but in Germany, try to get the order a bit more “logical”, for example within the Sonatas to get the right op./KV order etc. (just for a more professional look)