You're welcome! I wasn't sure what you had already listened to, so I just offered my suggestions for a beginner. "The Letter" is probably my favourite Partch piece.

You can also check out Philip Glass, and even the film Koyaanisqatsi, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and featuring music that was all composed by Glass.

I love Beethoven's music! It's always amazing no matter in what mood I am. So my recomendation would be the new disk with his compositions that I found at onyxclassics. Maxim Rysanov, Kristina Blaumane and Jacob Katsnelson perform it. Hope you'll like it as I do.

Heliotrope - The Romance of the Rose: Feminine Voices from Medieval France

Falalalan - YouTube

Choon

On a slightly more serious recommendation...
Not sure how well this is known in classical circles I don't know much about the genre but it's a great piano piece.



Ludovico Einaudi - Nuvole Bianche - YouTube

Anybody into 2CELLOS? I just found out they're releasing a new album in January and I'm really excited about it! Their cover of Highway to Hell has Steve Vai in it. CRAZY!

("...ah, at last a thread I really appreciate..." went the goblin, adding "...I'm listening to this one now...", as he then wrote the words because he couldn't as yet add the link directly)

Comptine d_Un Autre Été from Die fabelhafte Welt der Amélie Pian

This cover of Supermassive Black Hole with Naya Rivera is awesome!

What kind of classical music is this?
 

Hi ,
First of all I want to say that I don’t really listen to classical music.
I have nothing against it; it’s just not my cup of tea!
(Usually I listen to rock, hip hop or electronica)
However on the radio the other day I heard this:





And I was very intrigued.
The sounds, the arrangements and the inventiveness of this piece captured my full attention.
So I would like to ask you guys what particular sub branch of classic music is this and where could I find similar works.
Thanks!

It's a totally modern era chamber piece