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For my HSC (NSW leaving certificate) i have to pick four peices to play and be examined on. I have 3 so far but i'm not really sure what the last one should be:(... my teacher said its good to have a large variety between peices and to pick something that different or strange that the markers won't know coz they have to mark performances from the whole state...

I was wondering if anyone had any ideas?:)... i think i'm about a 6th grade level

The pieces i have so far are:

Gigue from partita in B flat

Solace by scott joplin ( not the rag one, the slow one in F)

An arrangement of Firedance from Riverdance simillar to the one found at

YouTube - Firedance -piano arrangement

and they can be from any topic except Baroque, thanks so much for any suggestions!

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Normal Dello Joio's suite for piano is quite nice (first movement is short and easy).

Or Schnittke's first movement from his Sonata for Piano No.1 (easy to play, but not easy to perform).

But you shouldn't play a piece you don't like, otherwise you won't invest in it as much as you could/should, and the performance will not be your best. So, the only person who knows your level of piano and your likes is.. you. So it's entirely up to you - make yourself familiar with a lot of different piano repertoire, and pick a piece you feel like learning :)

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Should that be electronic or mechanic pieno?

um, i think the final performance will be on a baby grand but my piano teacher also has a harpsichord if i want to use it:)

What genre category would Byrd come under?

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