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I would recommend something like the Liszt consolations. They're a bit tricky, but extremely pianistic to play (they fall under the hands very well) and sublimely musical. You could also take a look at some of the Seasons by Tchaikovsky, some of which may be above your level, but others will be a pe...

This is very well made - I applaud your effort! This is definitely a very useful resource for the beginning pianist.

I abhor digital pianos, they're lifeless. A good 6 foot grand is the best you can get.

I had to use a digital piano for a few months before getting a grand, and it absolutely killed my technique. Stay away is my advice.

I paid 40 australian dollars for lessons with one woman (about £20), but she was also a qualified Alexander Technique teacher, so I got a lot of extra value from her showing me proper physical technique (considering normal Alexander Technique lessons are more expensive and not tailored specifically ...

I recommend Liszt's consolation number 6. It's quite short, about 2 minutes, but it has a wonderful structure and is very impressive to watch being played. There is a dazzling Lisztian cadenza towards the end which I love, but isn't all that difficult to learn.