Piano repertoire refers to the collection of musical pieces that are suitable for performance on the piano. This includes a wide range of compositions from various genres, styles, and historical periods, such as classical, jazz, and contemporary music. Pianists often select pieces from this repertoire to showcase their skills and express their musicality. The repertoire can vary significantly in difficulty, catering to beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. It encompasses works by renowned composers like Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin, and Johann Sebastian Bach, as well as modern pieces by contemporary composers. Pianists often study and perform these works to develop their technique and artistry.