[Piano Recital] A selection of intermediate-level pieces perfect for girls!
A piano recital is a precious opportunity to showcase the results of your daily practice to the fullest.
You may get passionate about choosing pieces, but finding the one that makes you think “This is it!” from among so many works can be quite difficult.
So this time, for teachers and students struggling with recital selections—especially for girls—we’re introducing intermediate-level pieces that we recommend!
We’ve chosen pieces with charming titles, bright and dazzling moods, and gentle, elegant tones—music that we imagine many girls would love.
We hope this helps you choose the perfect piece for your recital.
Playlist
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Songs Without Words, Book V, Op. 62, No. 6 “Spring Song”Felix Mendelssohn |  play_arrow | Piano works by Felix Mendelssohn |
| 2east | Impromptu, Op. 90 No. 2Franz Schubert |  play_arrow | The four impromptus left by Franz Schubert... |
| 3east | Waltz, No. 1 from the Suite “Masquerade”Aram Khachaturian |  play_arrow | The first piece, “Waltz,” from the suite Masquerade is... |
| 4east | Waltz No. 6 in D-flat major, Op. 64 No. 1 “Minute Waltz”Frederic Chopin |  play_arrow | It’s full of dynamism yet somehow evokes a sense of nostalgia… |
| 5east | 12 Variations on “Ah! vous dirai-je, Maman” in C major, K.265 (Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations) by MozartWolfgang Amadeus Mozart |  play_arrow | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart… |
| 6east | Waltz No. 1 in E-flat major, Op. 18 “Grande valse brillante”Frederic Chopin |  play_arrow | Frederic Cho… composed in 1833 |
| 7east | The Alps at sunsetTheodor Oesten |  play_arrow | German composer Theodor Oesten worked on… |
| 8east | Préludes, Book I, No. 8: “The Girl with the Flaxen Hair”Claude Debussy |  play_arrow | A piano piece for women that expresses Debussy’s delicate beauty |
| 9east | Fountain on a Rainy DayWilliam Gillock |  play_arrow | Gurlitt’s “Fountain on a Rainy Day” is suitable for recitals. |
| 10east | Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major, K. 331, Movement III “Turkish March”Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |  play_arrow | About Mozart’s Turkish March |
| 11east | Fantasia “Sakura Sakura”Hirai Kōsaburō |  play_arrow | Kōzaburo Hirai’s Fantasia, published in 1971… |
| 12east | Suite bergamasque, No. 3: Clair de LuneClaude Debussy |  play_arrow | Claude Debussy composed "Bergama…" |
| 13east | Line Dance of TulipsHirayoshi Takeshu |  play_arrow | A rhythmic piano piece about tulips |
| 14east | Holberg Suite No. 1: PreludeEdvard Grieg |  play_arrow | Composed by Edvard Grieg in 1884… |
| 15east | Arabesque No. 1Claude Debussy |  play_arrow | Composed by Claude Debussy in 1888… |
| 16east | “Baumkuchen” from “The World of Sweets”Yuyama Akira |  play_arrow | The treasure of Japan’s music world, Akira Yuyama, crafted a pia... |
| 17east | Waltz ÉtudeWilliam Gillock |  play_arrow | William Gillock’s works are pieces that children can gallop through... |
| 18east | Fantaisie-ImpromptuFrederic Chopin |  play_arrow | Impressive for its passion and beauty in Chopin’s works |
| 19east | Maiden’s PrayerTekla Bądarzewska-Baranowska |  play_arrow | The beautiful melody of Maiden’s Prayer |
| 20east | Fountain of Stars from ‘Constellations of Sound’Yuyama Akira |  play_arrow | Orchestral pieces and choral works for children, and pia... |
| 21east | Tarantella, Op. 77 No. 6Moritz Moszkowski |  play_arrow | Dazzling and energetic enough to wake you up... |
| 22east | Mazurka No. 5 in B-flat major, Op. 7 No. 1Frederic Chopin |  play_arrow | The mazurka is a traditional dance of Chopin’s homeland, Poland... |
| 23east | speed carNakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | Piano practice pieces that help you learn a sense of rhythm and expressiveness |
| 24east | Two Arabesques No. 1 in E majorClaude Debussy |  play_arrow | An elegant piece composed in 1888, ideal for improving performance technique |
| 25east | Carnival BallWilliam Gillock |  play_arrow | A passionate piece with the charm of samba rhythm |
| 26east | Brilliant WaltzGlenda Austin |  play_arrow | An elegant composition that fuses waltz and jazz |
| 27east | Für EliseLudwig van Beethoven |  play_arrow | Challenge yourself with emotional expression in Beethoven's masterpieces |
| 28east | Habanera on a Summer NightHirayoshi Takeshu |  play_arrow | A piece with Cuban rhythms and graceful melodies |
| 29east | Études “30 Pieces for Children, Op. 27” No. 3Dmitri Kabalevsky |  play_arrow | A charming masterpiece in the style of a Russian folk song, a short piano piece for children |
| 30east | Symphonia No. 1 in C majorJ.S.Bach |  play_arrow | A children’s piano piece from 1720 characterized by counterpoint |
| 31east | Sonatina, 3rd MovementWilliam Gillock |  play_arrow | An appealing sonata piece infused with a modern sensibility |
| 32east | Suite “Dolly,” Op. 56 No. 2 “Mi-a-ou”Gabriel Fauré |  play_arrow | A piano duet composed to celebrate a young girl's birthday |
| 33east | Gypsy Dance (Dance of the Gypsies)Heinrich Lichner |  play_arrow | Romani music-influenced, passionate short piece |
| 34east | Etude Allegro: A Duet Collection for ChildrenNakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | Nurturing children's musicality with a C major duet piece |
| 35east | Stilienne – Burgmüller 25 Études, Op. 100 No. 14Johann Burgmüller |  play_arrow | A triple-meter piece inspired by traditional Alpine dance music |
| 36east | Sonatina in F major, First MovementAnton Diabelli |  play_arrow | A masterpiece with an elegant, radiant melody |