Favorite non-piano works?

[frederic]

Whats your favorite works thats not for piano?
It can be anything from a symphony to opera.

Mine are:

Bach, Brandenburg Concerto

Beethoven, Symphony No. 5,6,7,9 , and Egmont overture

Mozart, Requiem

Mendelssohn, Italian Symphony

schubert, Unfinished symphony, trout quintet, Some of his songs

Dvorak, Symphony no. 7,8,9

More but i cant remember!

[amee]

I like -

Bach - Violin Concertos, Bradenburg Concerto
Beethoven - 5th and 9th Symphony
Dvorak - Symphony no 9
Elgar - Cello Concerto
Brahms - Violin Concerto

[natasha]

pacibel's canon
and brahms lullaby i really like
and the bach concerto for 2 violins in D minor
natasha

[amee]

Yes, natasha, the Brahms lullaby is nice!  

[frederic]

Right.....  :-/

[ludwig]

I've being listening to Brahms instrumental works, the symphonies are amazing...Anyways, I enjoy subtle works by Schubert and Schumann, with their brave tonality changes and progressions. I like Beethoven's chamber music, I like Wagner's dramaticism, strauss' orchestral and symphonic poems, Verdi's opera, hmmm, what else, I really like violin repetoire, too many too mention. More later.

[koeni]

hi

the Bach 2 violons and
Max Bruch violincocerto thats my ultimate favorit

koeni

[amee]

Handel's Water Music.

[amp]

I love Brahm's Nanie (choral piece), Puccini La Boheme

In general, Bach Canatas, Schubert's song cycles

[BuyBuy]

I like :

- Tchaikowski 5th.
- Debussy "Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune".
- Dukas "L'apprenti sorcier".
- Verdi "Rigoletto".
- Wagner's Ring.
- ...

[PoSeiDoN]

Mozart, Symphony No. 40 & the Requiem

Berlioz, Symphonie Fantastique

Beethoven, Wellington's Victory Symphony