The very first entries are so easy that they perhaps sacrifice some musicality, but I've always tried to make something that sounds interesting in one way or another.
Some of my personal favorites (in case you want to check out some of the pieces but don't feel like checking out everything ) include "misty fields", "humoresque", "searching", "morning walk", "spring time" and "rorate caeli".
Edited to add: best click the link instead of the embedded video, or you will only hear the first (and simplest) piece.
]]>There are many more attractive easy pieces - I'll update this thread when I think of some more! At the moment I'm working on some of my own compositions (easy to intermediate) for eventual publication. Here's a freebie which I did a couple of years ago. If you like it, I'd love to hear your interpretation! https://youtu.be/jgY_Aa7rDbY
]]>The question intrigued me and I started looking for pieces that are technically undemanding, but musically captivating - to my taste of course. I think this means a nice melody, but especially an interesting harmony (presumably using tension notes) and rhythm.
So far I came up with 2 pieces from Bartók "For Children" and "Andantino" by Aram Khachaturian. Always interested to hear about other suggestions :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdeeuDLtVoU
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