10 Levels of Ravel Piano Pieces 

open minded, until it comes to interpretation of his music

Also Debussy next pls 🥺

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji I don't think so. Ravel was not a particularly great pianist when you compare him to the utterly great works he wrote.

His piano rolls recordings prove he was a very skilled player.

i learned la valse but am too scared to try scarbo lmao, tbh it's not as hard as people say it is but maybe im just in denial. theres a lot of sections where the lh and rh are playing super different parts thats pretty scary to learn but if you just practice slowly it shouldn't be too bad. and the part at the end with the glisses and stuff isn't as hard as it sounds edit: in the video of me playing on my channel it sounds kinda bad but thats cuz i had to rush to finish the piece for that performance, now after practicing more it's really not impossibly hard

La valse and Scarbo are both both technically demanding, though I would put scarbo a bit above.

Yeah that was a typo, srry about that 😅

Ikr, for me its actually too much, like the voicing makes it sound like homophonic music and is definitely not pp.

@@hurricane4912Just because your pp is homophonic doesnt mean everybody feels the same way. Let people live

​@archsys307 They never attacked anyone's opinions and specifically mentioned "for me". I don't think they were trying to be rude at all

@@yavidhi do you see the joke or should i explain the pun which in fact relies on the word homophonic being almost homophonic with something else

I am a pretty novice orchestral player, but I can definitely try! Do you have any recommendations?

@@acactus2190tombeau de couperin by ravel is a good one

About the same as the valses except rigaudon a little harder and the toccata is on the same level as la valse or miroirs.