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The hardest song to play on the piano is subjective and can vary depending on a person’s skill level and familiarity with the song. However, many people consider Bell Chminade #1 in E-Flat by Liszt to be one of the most difficult songs due to its speed and technical requirements. It is common for this song to take months, if not years, to master.

Another difficult song is the Prelude, Chorale and Fugue by Bach. It is a complex piece, often compared to a marathon, due to the sustained concentration and physical stamina it demands from the performer.

Lastly, Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 3 is also considered one of the hardest songs to play on the piano. The intricate melodies and rapid, cascading notes make this song a serious challenge even for accomplished pianists.

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