Well um, I love music, but I tend to listen to baroque/classical/romantic music more. I hardly listen to 20th and 21st century music. Sounds a little weird right?

Well, I just wanted to post my favourite pieces from each period is.

Baroque:
Bach - Partita 2 (Particularly the sixth/last movement!!)
Bach - Partita 5
Vivaldi - Four Seasons: Winter (That violin >_<!!)
Antonelli is a good composer too.

Classical:
Beethoven - 5th Symphony (as expected)
Beethoven - 9th Symphony
Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata
Beethoven - Grande Sonate Pathetique
Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 11 (most people probably know the last movement actually - a.k.a "Turkish March")
Other classical composers I like - Clementi, Haydn (kind of)

Romantic:
Chopin - Berceuse in D flat major
Chopin - Sonata for Cello and Piaon in G minor (Largo)
Chopin - Grande Valse Brilliante
Chopin - Prelude "Raindrop"
Tchaikovsky - Barcarolle (June)
Other romantic composers I like - Dvorak, Albeniz, Liszt, Burgmüller, Mendelssohn

...I've got a few others, just can't really think of them.

I'm not an expert of music but mostly i like music that makes feel that I want to lead 10,000 troops into a fight against an army of trolls.
Like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-3O7yoHyP4

I'd say that most humans in general like more "classical" tones in music, whether consciously or not. What I mean is that music done in such styles usually have more profound effects on individuals than other types of music; though there are exceptions in every case and this is my own deduction.

Hm.. I always feel more attracted to "natural" music, that's true. Music that's from vocals only to "natural instruments" orchestra. Not a great fan of modern drums and such ._.

Classicals I'd call favourites...

Baroque:
Pachelbel ~ Kanon in D

Classical:
Beethoven ~ Moonlight Sonata
Haydn ~ some symphonie, I only remember it started with largo... imperial march or so.

Romantic:
Chopin ~ about everything
Rachmaninov ~ piano concerto no.2 and no.3
Smetana ~ Vltava

A lot more I can't remember the titles of (whenever my dad listened to classical music I ran over and asked what it was hehe).

@quatrevav: some people (especially youngsters) often won't admit or try listenting to it. But yeah I agree.

I don't really listen to a lot of classical music, but I agree with the part about classic instruments. Music nowadays is always about autotune or something similar. I always choose to listen to acoustic or piano versions of songs I like.

It's another reason I'm more into bands; they actually play instruments!

Anyway, maybe I'll give classical music a shot. It just seems like it'd be a lot more soothing compared to the other music genres of today.