Easy and easy to learn classical piano music include: "Humorous Song", "Pastoral", "Musical Moment", etc.

Dvo?ák's "Humor" op7. This is a well-known piano song in the world and a piano solo piece. The expressions in each paragraph are extremely varied, as friendly and simple as folk songs, with elegant speed and simple form.

"Pastoral" by German composer Burgmueller. The melody of "Pastoral" is soft and cantabile. The accompaniment of chords is easy to control, the hand shape is fixed, and the playing is close to the keys. In the second section, the left hand accompaniment has two parts. Keep the dotted half notes and control your thumbs lightly. The technique is not difficult. As long as you grasp the rhythm of the 6/8 beat, it is two beats in one measure. That's it.

Schubert's "Musical Moment". It is arguably the most famous of Schubert's piano pieces. Simple and beautiful, as if made from nature, the music image is relatively simple and handled very delicately. It can be said to be exquisite, exquisite and compact, a kind of natural beauty without any decoration.

Classical Piano:

"Classicism" is a rather ambiguous word, with several different but related meanings. A less appropriate use is to refer to music other than popular music, including all kinds of serious music, regardless of when it was composed and for what purpose it was written. What we are referring to is the music of the period from 1750 to Beethoven's death in 1827.

The so-called "classical", to be precise, originally refers to the "classical antiquity" of ancient Greece and ancient Rome, which were two great periods of Western civilization. As centuries passed, people looked back to the past and tried to learn from the cultural essence of that era. This was already done during the Renaissance, and also during the early Baroque period, but it was not until the mid-eighteenth century that the rediscovery of "classicism" really began.