Hardest Works for Piano

Look these up on YouTube and you will see why this is first enough said

Amazing to listen to but horrible to play, lol.

Good luck learning these. It gets pretty technical. - michaelwilliams

I love Mazeppa

Very unique and probably the most played sonatas, especially moonlite. - michaelwilliams

Unbelievably hard

Moonlight 3rd movement is the hardest

Which retards keep spamming MOONLIGHT 3? The hardest is undoubtedly Hammerklavier 4th, Moonlight 3 wouldn't even make the top 20 of the hardest Beethoven sonata movements

brilliant melodies. Very musical. All of over the place though and clef changes. - michaelwilliams

That Winter Wind is really hard...just saying

Learning Chopin's Revolutionary Étude. Pretty tough!

It isn't even a real song. All it is, is just a massive clump of notes that can't even be played.

Oh mi gawd you guys have not seen this work before have you...? It is LITERALLY impossible! You should go YouTube it...

I played the Paganini-Liszt etude no. 6, definitely a challenging piece, but I would say that Tarantella is a much more challenging piece.

Again, good luck learning these. It'll take take you months even years, it depends at your skill at the piano. - michaelwilliams

Awesome and hard

I agree. I attempted playing "Minute Waltz" and people kept pointing out that my fingers don't stretch out far enough for the bass part.

Crazy. Period

Miss a note and the whole structure crumbles. wonderful polyphony to bring out.

Bad Apple Rare ASDF mode

Its legit sooo hard

SO. CONFUSING! You should at least take a look at the sheet music, or the arrangements people on YouTube have created.

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This song will NUKE your piano. In fact, it is nearly impossible for computers to play this. The sustains are mild, but there are overlaps, and the spam is insane. No actual piano can play this past the 7 million note per second crash of part 3. But, it goes up to part 11, where the notes per second go to possibly over 1 billion, for a split second. LEL This is way more complex than any of the others. But, there are namy versions of this, some are much harder than others. Not to mention, this is a 128 key black midi. So, no piano can even TRY!

Search it up and watch.

This is a ridiculous song consisting 530 million notes and at a lenght of 14 minutes it is humanly impossible.

tougher reproiture, especially since the etudes are all variations of one etude in the beginning. - michaelwilliams

quick and lighthearted, altough dynamics and fingering are a issue into perfecting these. - michaelwilliams

what's interesting about these is that he's burrowing melodies from other composers and spicing it up a bit with technique. - michaelwilliams

This list is ridiculous. These etudes are the hardest pieces I have so far seen on the list - but where is Gaspard de La Nuit? Etc etc. Crap crap crap list! What is this site?

lots of octaves and strong chords. - michaelwilliams

Irrefutably the hardest piano piece ever written. There has never been a flawless recording, and Lizst himself was known to completely botch some of the runs. There are runs where you truly are gambling to hit the right notes. There has never been and will never be a good recording of this song.

A forest of notes

Hard to get harder than imposaible

It's absolutely crazy, the octave jumps are extremely difficult. Look that up on YouTube, you'll know what I mean lol.

La Campanella requires dexterity of the gods. Honestly, Liszt is an absolute master and La Campanella is one of his most beautiful but certainly one of his most challenging creations.

I think these are as difficult as Liszts 12. and playing the "wrong" notes all the time as these are atonal Works...

Hauntingly beautiful. Very hard to pull off in regards to musicality because it requires the deepness of the "Russian Church Bells" at the beginning, and the haunting sadness of the middle section. Overall technically challenging piece

Not all, but most of them are really hard! Especially the 11th variation!

I think this songs intro really shows rick wakeman's piano skills