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So I'm trying to impress a girl with my piano skills. Which piece would you choose? I'm thinking something by Yiruma, but maybe Taylor Swift or so...

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Funny topic... ten points for honesty.

Get her to tell you her favorite song ever, and then learn it. Quickly.


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writing one and name it after her.

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writing one and name it after her.

That's it! smile

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what if you can't write a song?

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Or worse... what if you write one, name it for her, and she doesn't like it? I stand by my original suggestion.


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How old is she ? Taylor Swift imo

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fur elise [does she play piano? --better than you?]


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Nah she doesnt play it. Now I'm thinking more about My Heart Will go On since I can't personally write music. Any more suggestions?

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Depends on the girl. If I were a girl I'd probably just like it that you're playing something for me. I like Legal Beagle's first suggestion. How impressed she'll be probably depends on how fast and how well you learn it, and if you can't find piano sheet music for it, she should be impressed if you transcribe some, then learn it well, then play it for her. Boom, headshot.

Edit: ...and if she says her favorite song is the Rach 2 or something, no worries because the difficulty is directly related to how impressed she'll be; she'll be über impressed if you learn it well and play it for her.

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Legal Beagle's suggestion is excellent.

Even better, learn to sound out the song on the spot. Check out the girl's reaction at 2:00 of this awesome ChatRoulette / piano improv video making the rounds:


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Learn a song with her name in the title. "Emily";" Lucille"; "once in love with Amy"; etc.

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Learn a song with her name in the title. "Emily";" Lucille"; "once in love with Amy"; etc.


Oooh, I like that a lot, daviel. Of course, if her name is Lafawnda or something you might have a little trouble... smile


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Of course, if her name really is Lafawnduh (discovered I had spelled it wrong), then I recommend this: For Lafawnduh


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My proposition: learn a good ragtime from Scott Joplin. Ladies love ragtime - but will never admit.. cool


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The Godowsky-Chopin etude arrangements.
She'll think you're Superman.

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I would play whatever impresses YOU the most.

You will put 100% into that one, and she will like you for who you are (or not) and not just because you are trying to impress her.


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Originally Posted by beet31425
Legal Beagle's suggestion is excellent.

Even better, learn to sound out the song on the spot. Check out the girl's reaction at 2:00 of this awesome ChatRoulette / piano improv video making the rounds:



That is absolutely hilarious. What a champion this guy is!! pure gold, hahaha

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Even if you play badly and she still is happy you played something for her, then you have true love smile

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