Best waltzes music according to redditors

A few to consider, some more affordable than others:

• Complete Webern
  
• Complete Varese
  
• The DG Complete Beethoven Edition (if you can find it anywhere)
  
• The Philips Complete Mozart Edition (if you can find it anywhere)
  
• Steve Reich
  
• Philip Glass
  
• Handel - Orchestral Works
  
• Bach - Orchestral Works
  
• Ravel - Complete Edition
  
• Debussy - Complete Edition
  
• Shostakovich Edition (one of the few Brilliant Classics box sets I can wholeheartedly recommend, unlike many of the others which can be a bit patchy)
  
• Strauss - Complete operas
  
• Wagner - Complete operas (Solti)
  
• Boulez - Bartok
  
• Boulez conducts Schoenberg (far from complete, but this about the best you can do)
  
• Boulez - Stravinsky
  
• Various Bach choral stuff - Gardiner
  
• Stravinsky
  
• Alban Berg Collection
  
• Berlioz - Complete orchestral works (Davis)
  
• Brahms - Complete Edition (absolutely superb collection)
  
• Britten conducts Britten + operas 1 and operas 2 + Complete Britten
  
• Sibelius - Symphonies and tone poems
  
• Elgar - Collector's Edition
  
• Vaughan Williams - Collector's Edition
  
• Barber - orchestral works (Alsop)
  
• Scriabin - Piano works
  
• C.P.E. Bach Edition
  
• Corelli - Complete Works
  
• Telemann - Tafelmusik
  
• Schubert - Masterworks (Brilliant Classics - not always the best recordings, but for the amount of stuff you get, worth the money
  
• Poulenc - complete works
  
• Messiaen - complete edition
  
• Mahler - complete edition (the symphony recordings here are a representative cross-section, you might want to supplement it with another complete cycle, e.g. Solti, Bernstein, Abbado, etc.)
  
• Liszt - Complete piano music
  
• Janacek - Operas
  
• Haydn - Symphonies (Hogwood), not complete, but as close as anyone has come to it
  
• Mozart - Symphonies (Pinnock) - an alternative to Mackerras
  
• Bartok - Piano works
  
• Debussy - Piano works
  
  If you need anything more specific than that, let me know and I'll try to recommend something.
  
  If you have a look in the "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" section for any of these, you'll find many more.

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I try to kill in time to the music. Sometimes I will mute all the game sound effects and play with just the music. I find it works best when I am playing scout/soldier/pyro/huntsman sniper. It does not work as well with other classes. For spy/medic/heavy I do no music at all. For engineer/demoman/regular sniper/shortstop scout it does not really matter.

Jeffries Fan Club "Feelin' Sorry" : Amazon
Jeffries Fan Club "Nothing to Prove" : Amazon
Low Pressure : CD Baby - iTunes - Amazon
My Superhero "Solid State 14" : CD Baby - iTunes - Amazon

That took longer to format and link than to actually find where to buy them.
Fun fact, buying from CD Baby gets the most money back to the band!

Agreed.

Do you know of this amazing album?

The Brahms Sonata in F- was originally this setup: duo pianos. He later rescored it for a piano quintet.

I prefer the original.

OP obviously has no idea what he's talking about. You want to know where electronic music came from? Listen to this http://www.amazon.com/Ohm-Early-Gurus-Electronic-Music/dp/B00004T0FZ

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|track|Gymnopédie No.1|
|album|Piano Dreams: The Erik Satie Collection (Pascal Rogé)|
|released|Jun 1997|
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|artist|Erik Satie|
|about|Alfred Éric Leslie Satie (Honfleur, 17 May 1866–Paris, 1 July 1925) was a French composer, pianist, and writer. Over the years, Erik Satie was described as a precursor of movements and styles as varied as impressionism, neo-classicism, dada, surrealism, conceptual art, minimalism, and ambient music. As well as taking the first steps towards techniques such as prepared piano and music-to-film synchronisation, Satie became one of the first musicians to perform a cameo appearance in a film, in 1924's Entr'acte by the French filmmaker René Clair.|
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|mp3|mp3 on amazon|
|CD|CD on amazon|
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Kraftwerk - Computer World and The Man-Machine are two of my favorites. Classics. Also, although I don't own any records, old Krautrock stuff like Tangerine Dream & such would also fit into this category.

Also, for anyone interested in old electronic music, Ohm is a really good primer. Some really wild shit on there, especially on the DVD.

Also also, here's another awesome song. Early(ish) experiments with sampling. Art of Noise - Moments in Love

This is all I have for Chopin. Just the 'hits.'

And this for rachmaninov.

I do love both of them.