Chopin: The Mazurkas, Polonaise FantasieSchumann: Kreisleriana, DichterliebeSchubert: Bb posth sonata, SchwangesangLiszt: Benediction, Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, SagenBeethoven: Op. 110, 111, late string quartetsBach: B minor Mass, St. Matthew's Passion, Ich Ruf Zu DirMozart: Requiem, K. 310 sonataHaydn: The CreationShostakovich: 2nd theme from Cello Sonata, 1st movement, 8th string quartetDebussy: Footsteps in the snow (prelude), PagodesRavel: Le Gibet, LH piano concertoRachmaninoff: Isle of the DeadCopland: Piano sonata and a million others....koji (STSD)
Chopin's Ballade Number 1 in G minor is very deep. I consider that piece to be one of Chopin's greater masterpieces.
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Dont hate me for mentioning an overplayed piece, but I dont think anyone can deny Rachmaninoff's 2nd piano concerto as being one of the most emotional works ever conceived. The aching melodies and motifs circling about a single note really pulls on the heart strings.
Rachmaninov's second. it is so dark, yet has passages filled with compassion. when played, just close your eyes and listen. the music will take you on a journey across the land of Russia.