In no particular order, and not complete: Bach (& sons), Vivaldi, Copeland, Stravinsky, Vaugh Williams, Ravel, Handel, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Gershwin, Debussy, R. Strauss...
Really, I wish I knew much more than I do about 'classical' music. I'm not as big on Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, etc., or piano music or opera, as I am on early music and 'modern' (20th century) music, but most of what you hear is high classical and romantic period warhorses. I'm not much of a concerto guy either - I like chamber or full orchestral pieces better. I enjoy listening to Minnesota Public Radio's "Music Through the Night" on my local NPR classical station for less often heard fare.
Really, I wish I knew much more than I do about 'classical' music. I'm not as big on Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, etc., or piano music or opera, as I am on early music and 'modern' (20th century) music, but most of what you hear is high classical and romantic period warhorses. I'm not much of a concerto guy either - I like chamber or full orchestral pieces better. I enjoy listening to Minnesota Public Radio's "Music Through the Night" on my local NPR classical station for less often heard fare.