So, now that I've given reasons as to why you all should listen to it, and there's a possibility you might actually want to listen to some of it, I'm going to give a list of all of the classical pieces I really really like, and even post videos from YouTube of the ones I REALLY like! Some are typical ones that you've probably heard of, and some you may have never heard of! Even if you completely recognize some of these pieces from movies and such, I still recommend listening to the whole entire piece, because you would get to hear the parts that they never show on TV!

Some of these pieces I'm actually going to give their individual chapters so that I can gush about them and post the YouTube video, but I'll post them here in this list as well!

By the way, the part in bold is who the piece is by. They're just last names but it's enough if you search the piece on YouTube or something :)

These actually go in order from "worst" to my favorites!

Requiem Mass - Dies Irae, Verdi

Camina Burana (O Fortuna), Orff

Gymnopédie No. 1, Satie

Minuet - String Quintet, Boccherini

Symphony #40, Mozart

Rondo Alla Turca, Mozart

"Les Toreadors" from Carmen, Bizet

Fur Elise, Beethoven

Symphony No. 5, Movement 3 (Allegro), Beethoven

Hungarian Dance, Brahms

A New World (Allegro), Dvorak

Wiener Blut, Strauss

Russian Trepak, Tchaikovsky

Symphony No. 5, Movement 4 (Allegro), Beethoven

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Allegro), Mozart

Morning Mood, Grieg

Symphony No. 9, Movement 1 (Allegro ma non troppo), Beethoven

Symphony No. 9, Movement 4 (the famous Ode to Joy), Beethoven

Nutcracker March, Tchaikovsky

Anitra's Dance, Grieg

Symphony No. 5, Movement 1 (Allegro con brio), Beethoven <- this is the famous one that contains the most iconic 8 notes in history😂

Carnival of the Animals (Aquarium), C. Saint-Saëns

Danse Macabre, C. Saint-Saëns

Symphony No. 9, Movement 3 (Adagio molto e cantabile), Beethoven

Air on G String, Bach

Waltz of the Flowers, Tchaikovsky

Symphony No. 9, Movement 2 (Molto vivace), Beethoven

Pomp and Circumstance (I know this is the graduation song but there's so much more than what you've probably heard!), Elgar

Dance of the Knights, Prokofiev

The Moldau, Smetana

Symphony No. 7, Movement 2 (Allegretto), Beethoven

Symphony No. 5, Movement 2 (Andante con moto), Beethoven

Hehe, I like Beethoven a lot...

Four Seasons - Summer, Vivaldi

Snowflakes Waltz, Tchaikovsky

Four Seasons - Winter, Vivaldi