Paino music

What's a paino?

Do you mean piano? I'm partial to some of the works of David Lanz. His song Madrona is a really beautiful piece. A lot of the classics are still very nice to play and the sheet music is usually free on the Internet.

Wha'd I say--Ray Charles

Rhapsody in Blue- I like Bernsteins version

At The Blue Note-Keith jarret

Goldberg Variations-E Power Biggs on the harpsichord

yeah funny lol (enter saracasim at will)

PIANO. All happy now? Some never are.

Thanks for the PIANO pieces mentioned.

I would edit it but then all the "funny" would be gone.

Glenn Gould has also recorded The Goldberg Variations--on the piano. Worth a listen!

may i recomend:
Bill Evans-Alone (Again) & Conversations With Myself
Thelonious Monk-Solo Monk

BlueMonkey, a lot of good suggestions here....what sort of difficulty level are you looking for?

Anything that sounds good and I apreciate everything thus far. Thanks.

You should check out ELP's first album, especially the track 'Just Take a Pebble.'

Brubeck.... lots and lots of Brubeck

Chrissakes, forgot about Brubeck .
Also Cyrus Chestnut

Art Tatum
Fats Waller
Lennie Tristano

Here's a link to some unknown pieces. They have midi files to go along with the sheet music in pdf format. Some of these sound pretty good.

http://www.kerbymusic.org/pianomusic.html

- Anything with Bill Evans
- Beethovens Piano Sonatas
- Craig Armstrong
- Keith Jarrett on 'La Scala'. Solo jazz piano. One of my favorite recordings.
- Herbie Hancock
- John Medeski from Medeski Martin Wood played piano on their album 'Notes from the Underground'. He's got an interesting style.
- Sarah McLachlan plays a bit of piano.
- Tori Amos
- 'The Pyramid Song' by Radiohead is a great piano song.
- So is the live version of 'Like Spinning Plates' by Raidohead.
- Sigur Ros has some nice piano work as well.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head right now.

Joshua Rifkin's recordings of Scott Joplin's rags.