I just finished going through this list of "Top 100 Classical Music." Of course all could be played on the piano, and I think that's relevant enough, but many are true piano pieces.

The important thing is I believe many of you will enjoy a quick run through all of these. I didn't grow-up with classical music and yet I knew probably 90-95% of them.

Only a short portion of each piece is played unless you want to spend some money--and you might actually want to add to your digital music collection.

Again, just thought some of you would enjoy this and maybe serve as a nice break from your peenanner.

http://www.kickassclassical.com/classical-music-popular-famous-best-top-100-list.html

Lots of great music. The second time I previewed these I just listened to the first few notes of each. You could tell, nearly every time and with the first few notes, you were at the start of something special.

Bech

This is more of a popularity contest. You can see at the top are the best known pieces, but they might not be the best.

Why is Verdi's Requiem so low??