What piece(s) are you currently trying to learn?

Relearning the Grieg Piano Concerto.

Saint-sains piano concerto no. 2 in G minor.

Finishing up the Chopin preludes.

N. Paganini - Moto Perpetuo

A. Glazunov - Adagio

(both on violin.)

On the piano - Rachmaninov, Debussy, Beethoven and Liszt, and on the cello I'm working through Bach's cello suites, as well as some Poulenc.

I'm working on Mozarts sonata in D on flute. I'm kinda freaking out because I've never heard it before (well, I've heard the second movement berfore but the rest I haven't) so I'm not 100% sure i'm playing it correctly.... I can't find it... if anyone knows what it sounds like, please let me know.

Have you tried searching it on youtube? that's where I learn what most things sound like.

Giuliani Grande Ouverture Op. 61

Mozart's Fantasia in D minor.

I think I might start working on Mozart's C minor sonata.

It's a complete masterpiece - and it's about time I learnt a new sonata.

A greater work than the Beethoven Path

'Autumn' from the Four Seasons by Vivaldi,

Concerto in G major by vivaldi,

A couple movements of solo Bach.

Rachmaninoff's Polichinelle in F# minor.

Actually, I have decided to take out the Mendelssohn again.

Waltz no. 4 by Agustin Barrios Mangore

Ave Maria,the Piano part,by Schubert.

Passacaglia in C minor, but not the fugue (yet), by Bach (BWV582)

The entire repetoire of the brass band I've joined and my school orchestra on Cornet; Bach's invention in Dm and a Debussy piece on Piano; relearning Guitar for my teacher's exam next June as I've kind of being neglecting it since my grade 8 and working on my improvisation on recorder :D

Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer."

By far, the most frustrating and challenging piece I've had to learn so far (I've been on it for about two months x_x), but it's coming along well. Though I'm nowhere near full-speed, I can play it (slowly but) decently now, up to the F Major part.

well its weird but ill talk about my vocal studies,

a lot of schubert and schumann art songs

17 and 18 Century Italian Songs

Roger Quilter, and George Butterworth

plus stuff for Opera Scene night,

im doing Candide, The bEst of all Possible worlds, along with choral parts for random operas like Porgy and BEss, La Traviata, Tales of Hoffman, and Candide.

Wait theres more... chorus,

Eric Whitacre - Cloudburst, Brahms - O Heiland reiss di Himmel auf, Purcell - Come Ye Sons of art away, and Mark Hardy - Butterflies.

That is everything im working on....jeez.

Scarlatti Sonata in C major L 104

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20 in d minor KV 466 mvt. 1

Beethoven Sonata Op. 57 in f minor (Appassionata) mvt. 1 + 2

Chopin Ballade No. 1 in g minor

Hopefully I can finish these by the end of the school year. :)

Bb Clarinet

Weber Concertino

Brahms Sonata Op. 120 #2, 2nd and 3rd Mvt

Mozart Clarinet Concerto

And an insane piece from Final Fantasy 9, Eternal harvest. Really fast 16th's, in 4 different keys with >5 shaps/flats each.:sadtears: Gonna take forever....

Edit: I was reading a piano score, forgot to transpose >.>... Only like 2 or 3 flats now, yay!

Oooh, Eternal Harvest... I never got to learning that one, came close, though. :thumbsup:

Currently, as for solo repertoire, I'm learning this:

[youtube=GilevBMOL-s&feature=related]Ney Rosauro, Concerto No.1 for Marimba, Mov.1, "Sauda

I'm learning "Four on Six" (plus solo), "Autumn Leaves", "My Funny Valentine", and "Blue Monk" for a jazz guitar audition.

I'm learning "Four on Six" (plus solo)

The orignal Wes? :thumbsup:

Solfeggio in C minor by C.P.E. Bach.

Sonatina in C by Clementi

Basic repertoire stuff, pretty much. I really need to brush up on my piano playing.

The orignal Wes? :thumbsup:

Is there any other?

(Rhetorical)

I'm trying to learn Elergy for an Angel by Barbra York

It's a tuba solo with a piano acc.