Piano waltzes
One-two-three, from Chopin to Strauss. A waltz is built on a left-hand pattern of a low bass note followed by two chords; once that pattern sits under your fingers the right hand is free to sing.
20 pieces, most popular first
- Minute WaltzFrédéric ChopinAdvanced1:30
- Waltz (Children's Album No. 8)Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyIntermediate2:06
- Valses nobles, No. 9Franz SchubertIntermediate0:40
- Bethena (A Concert Waltz)Scott JoplinAdvanced4:23
- Golden Stars WaltzLouis StreabbogBeginner1:36
- Waltz in A-flat major, Op. 39 No. 15Johannes BrahmsIntermediate1:08
- Waltz in B minor, Op. 69 No. 2Frédéric ChopinAdvanced2:52
- “Minute” Waltz, Op. 64 No. 1Frédéric ChopinExpert1:30
- Valse sentimentale No. 13Franz SchubertIntermediate1:09
- Waltz in A minor, KK IVb/11Frédéric ChopinIntermediate2:00
- The Countess of Farnham's WaltzSpagnolettiEasy1:00
- ValseR. KumarEasy2:09
- Waltz No. 10Johannes BrahmsIntermediate0:36
- Beethoven's WaltzLudwig van BeethovenBeginner–Easy0:54–4:28 · 2 versions
- WaltzWolfgang Amadeus MozartEasy0:48–2:18 · 3 versions
- Villager's WaltzCarl Maria von WeberBeginner1:04
- Peek-a-Boo WaltzWilliam J. ScanlanBeginner1:17
- The Storm WaltzWolfgang Amadeus MozartEasy2:11
- Military WaltzWolfgang Amadeus MozartEasy1:41–3:25 · 3 versions
- Trent WaltzLudwig van BeethovenEasy0:49