Questions, Questions, Questions

[mikey]

kryptonite's drum set line is really fun
maple leaf rag is fun too

[Bloop]

Currently I really like playing Mendelssohn's Lieder Ohne Worte Op. 53 No. 3, because I like to amaze people with the quick left hand arpeggios :3
I think my favorite in the future will be Bach's Fugue in F minor No. 12 (BWV 857). It's really satisfying to flawlessly play the parts where all the 4 voices play together.

[E. Gadd Industries]

Weird Woods is a great piece!

[braix]

the kindred theme is fun

[Zeila]

The temple block and mallet parts in the song Variations on a Korean Folk Song are pretty fun to play. So was this other mallet part to a kirby medley that my friend arranged

There's also a spoons part in At Kitty O'Shea's that intrigued me, but I never played it

[Sebastian]

I love playing sheets from NinSheetMusic.

This^
And I like playing Classical stuff too.

[Trainer Ave]

RIP Monty Oum

[SlowPokemon]

It's the song "The Day Off" from Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George. The rhythms and chords are so quirky and it's so much fun to play. And the singer is supposed to imitate two dogs so it's twice as fun to sing while you play it.

[Pianist Da Sootopolis]

Only one? Fuck.
Right now, it's probably the Schubert impromptu Op. 90 #3, in G flat major.

Starts at 13:55

[BlackDragonSlayer]

#176 - May 6, 2016
What is your favorite song to play on piano (or other instrument)?

Don't know if it's my favorite, but I'm learning to play Bonetrousle right now, and I really enjoy that.

[Bubbles]

Right now I'm in love with "Fragile Dream" by Joe Hisaishi, but FMA's "Crime and Punishment" will always be up there too

[E. Gadd Industries]

Right now I'm in love with "Fragile Dream" by Joe Hisaishi, but FMA's "Crime and Punishment" will always be up there too

[Ōkami~MD]

gershwin concerto in f last movement learning it now it is brutal for chords

[MaestroUGC]

The Gershwin Concerto is easily my favorite piano concerto.

[Pianist Da Sootopolis]

It's one of the better ones in the "standard" canon, but I'd encourage you to listen to concerti outside that. They tend to be far better.
A la, Ludwig van Schytte (pronounced "shootah"):