[Espy]

Hm, you interested in listening to Chopin? I used to play (and listen to) quite a few of his pieces. I also have a CD next to me, all classical music. It's called Richard Clayderman: Concerto, and I've listened to it since I was a kid. Here's the track listing:

1.) Tchaikovsky -- Piano Concerto No. 1
2.) Mozart -- Elvira Madigan
3.) Bath -- Cornish Rhapsody
4.) Liszt -- Liebestraume
5.) Rachmaninoff -- Piano Concerto No. 2
6.) Beethoven -- "Pathetique" Sonata
7.) Williams -- Dream of Olwen
8.) Beethoven -- Fur Elise
9.) Debussy -- Arabesque (One of my favorites. If you like Debussy, try his Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum. I played that for a piano exam once, and grew a little too fond of it. You'd have to find a /good/ rendition of it, though. I can help w that.)
10.) Addinsell -- Warsaw Concerto
11.) Beethoven -- Moonlight Sonata
12.) Bach -- Badinerie
13.) Debussy -- Clair de Lune (Sent my dad to sleep a few times while I was practicing this one for another exam.)
14.) Grieg -- Piano Concerto
15.) Chopin -- Nocturne in E-flat Major
16.) Rachmaninoff -- Paganini Variations
17.) Satie -- Gymnopedie No. 1
18.) Gershwin -- Rhapsody in Blue

My tastes in music range from classical, to jpop, to heavy metal, sssoooo...