~ 60 pieces I must confess to like a lot :
that show I'm a real tart at heart
of course there's no need for a numbers countdown here
because, let's face it, I did not enjoy a classic education
It's just some of the pieces I've grown up with,
have memories or warm sentiments about,
and I did leave out some of the most known pieces (like Bach) on purpose
because basicly I do not want religion to crawl in here as well
and don't forget a few numbers that should be here ended up on my funeral list
also the availability of kickass imagery played a significant role in the selection.

Rachmaninov Paganini variations nr.18 Ilia Itin

Claude Debussy (queens will be queens) L'Apres-midi d'un Faune Paris Opera Ballet there's also the Nurejev, but this one is much more camp!

Delibes Lakmé Flower duet Sumi Jo & Ah-Kyung Lee

Rossini La gazza ladra Ouvertüre

Mozart Pianoconcert nr. 20 KV466

Beethoven Piano Con.# 1 pt.3

Brahms Hungarian dances nr. 1 and nr. 5

Johan Strauss Die Fledermaus

Callas The Carmen, Bizet

Sergio Tiempo, Chopin Prelude No. 16 and nr.4 by him becoz he's a hot number and nr.15 with great Russian paintins and 16 played by Evgeny Kissin

ok, Andre Hamelin may play better,but looks? Maksim Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody No.2

Verdi, Nabucco and the Dresden Frauenkirche because it's a gorgeous baroque building

Kyung Sun Lee solo, Bernstein conducting Brahms Violin Concerto Part 3

can't leave out Richard Wagner (Walküre Tannhauser, ride) nor King Ludwig

Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No.1 Mvt III oh yeah, he was gay too? and also 1 of the 1st lp records I had in this version with Von Cliburn. but you wanted the first bit, didn't you?

Brideshead revisited theme

Richard Wagner Lohengrin - Prelude to Act III

Vivaldi WINTER violinist Jaap van Zweden

Tchaikowski sir Roger Moore reads letter to his lover and Janine Jansen plays his violin concerto to his love Vara TV 08-12-08

Tchaikowski's love idem, embedded version

Grieg pianoconcert Joost mag het weten

Saint-Saëns Symfonie nr. 3 If I had words (for organ lovers)

as I have a chinese tenant: Bizet pecheurs des perles duet nadir et zano

worked with Hans van Manen on this number Gnossiennes by Satie. Sadly I cannot find the dance online but there is a NYTimes-article

Sergey Prokofjev Romeo (shirtless) en Julia fragments pt1&2 Hungarian National Ballet Company III act

Schubert String Quintet in C Major is (in parts) complete on U-tube

Mozart Die Zauberflöte Der Hölle Rache (+ many other scenes)

Roman Polansky, Pianist Chopin a.o. Ballade No. 1

Samual Barber Adagio for strings here in the Tiësto version but I found it quieter too

Mozart, Le nozze di figaro act 3 finale

George Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue Leonard Bernstein as pianist

Diva La Wallie Aria from the movie by Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez

Franz Schubert Diesel fuel 4 life male version; for more complete music watch dyke version 2 rows below

Bizet, pecheurs des perles: Kraus canta "Je crois entendre encore" (1975)

Bizet, pecheurs des perles: Pink Floyd's David Gilmore also does not do a bad job!

Philip Glass Koyaanisqatsi another one and another

W.A.Mozart Elvira Madigan piano concerto nr. 21

George Friedrich Haendel Alexander Andrushchenko 9 yrs old needs phone book on chair

not sure this is classic: The Sacrifice Michael Nyman score for 'The Piano'

Janine Jansen with Daniel Harding orch. more Tchaikovsky violin concerto exerpts

more from Roman Polanski's Pianist : Chopin Ballade No. 1 in? G minor OP 23: more (beethoven moonlight serenade) ending Grande Polonaise Brillante op.22

More Visconti choices: Mahler, eh, Tadzio from death in Venice

Trio pour violon, violoncelle & piano n°2 in bémol majeur Op.100 Franz Schubert, diesel dykes commercial also part of Stanley Kubrik's Barry Lyndon soundtrack "Fuel For Life" Unlimited For Women Only

Rachmaninov plays himself Prelude in cis kl.t. op. 3 no. 2 digital transfer to a Bösendorfer of his Ampico recording from 1919

BWV 1054 pt 1 Bach Harpsichord Concerto in D major (BWV 1054)

Psycho Thema, Herrmann

Richard Wagner Trauermarch Götterdämmerung for thos who don't know fuck about kind of music (95% of the world population or all the straighs) Lohengrin "Bridal Chorus"is also by Wagner

Pianosonate no. 2 op. 35 III.Lento (Funeral March) & IV.Finale, Presto Chopin by Ivo Pogorelich

Johann Pachelbel, Canon in D Major

who wants to live forever ? sadly no 3rd movement of Concertgebouw version on youtube

Dance of an Ostracized Imp by Frederick Curzon sadly I could only find it played on a dutch street organ: here from 3:40 till 6:11

Tchaikovsky Polonaise from 'Eugene Onegin'

Pizzicato Léo Delibes (1836-1891)

78 rpm Leroy Anderson - Typewriter (Played on a Garrard 4HF)

Schlafe,mein Prinzchen, schlaf ein Regensburger Domspatzen

Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien (1/2) part 2, finale

in As gr.t. op. 53 Chopin

Chopin Polonaise Op. 53 in As flat major Horowitz

Orpheus in the underworld Offenbach

Tchaikovsky Swan lake pt.2, pt.3, pt.4, pt.5, pt.6, pt.7, pt.8,

Tchaikovsky Nutcracker pt.2, pt.3, pt.4,

again Richard Wagner (Tannhauser Pilgrimskoor) or the instumental ouverture or the King

Orpheus in the underworld Offenbach

Tchaikovsky Swan lake pt.2, pt.3, pt.4, pt.5, pt.6, pt.7, pt.8,

Tchaikovsky Nutcracker pt.2, pt.3, pt.4,

the classic top 50 :

Beethoven: piano concerto nr. 5 loved David Kadouch in Leeds BBC4 GlenGould pt1, pt2, pt. 3 and pt. 4.

Chopin: Nocturne No 2 in E fitting and Colin Firth as Vermeer is yummy more

A few more great tunes from Barry Lyndon: 1, 2 HOHENFRIEDBERGER MARSCH, 3 Friedrich II Flötenkonzert. last one with Sanssouci images, Potzdam

W.A.Mozart Zauberflöte Hölle Rache :

Mozart: Arthur en Lucas Jussen youngest artists under contract of Deutsche Grammophon

sibelius the amazing piece that accompanies one of the most amazing tv programs of all time

another version of 'at the castle gate'

Verdi Nabucco