I was just curious as to everyone's favorite pieces to play. Whether, Bach or Telemann, what is your favorite to play? I guess this may be hard to answer, but give it your best shot. At the moment Handel's Giga, is probably the most fun for me (at top speed!) It doesn't have to be hard, just fun!

I like the Bozza Image, because there are so many different ways to play it. I also like the Bach Sonata in E minor, because it's just so beautiful. Oddly enough, Density 21.5 by Varese is really starting to grow on me.

I can't pick just one!

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Vivaldi's Goldfinch. It's part of his concerto in D major.

Hard to choose between Bach and Telemann. Still trying to decide. Working now on the Trio Sonata A minor. I love it.

Prokofiev Sonata, Any JS Bach Sonata, and CPE Sonata in A minor for solo flute

I love the Martin Ballade, Dutilleux Sonatine, bach sonata in e minor, Shulamit Ran East Wind, reinecke sonata "undine", berio sequenza, and ramaeu pieces de clavecin.

Reinecke's "undine," Gaubert's Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando, Griffes' Poem...and wow lots of Bach sonata in e minor. I liked it at first, then I got sick and tired of it after playing it for a while lol.

Hmmm...and what more....Burton Sonatina, the overly played Chaminade Concertino sadly, Doppler's Hugarian Pastorale Fantasy...basically i have a list. Of all those, I really like Griffes' Poem.

I love Piece by Ibert, Undine Sonata by Reinecke, Sonatina by Burton, Fantasie by Hue, Sonata by Muczynski, Sonata by Leibermann, the Copland Duo. there are so many fantastic pieces out there.

Berio Sequenza!!!! My #1 by far! I also love JS Bach Sonatas. Then, there is always the great French music. But, that is just fun to play. Bach and Berio make my brain work...on overdrive!