I know very little classical music, but Ludovico Einaudi is a particular favourite.

Many film soundtracks are full of good (semi- or neo)classical music.
I like the soundtack albums for "The Mission", "Cinema Paradiso", "Seven Years In Tibet", and many others. Plus J.S. Bach (the Brandenberg Concertos is a good place to start) and W.A. Mozart-the later symphonies and the opera overtures (plus many others).

I am a big fan of Philip Glass and Michael Nyman. I recently discovered minimalism and really things that most of the time all the piano strings.

I'm finding Rachmaninov is ****ing awesome.

Thanks for this suggestion!

the star wars you're listening to is john williams...john williams is one of the greatest modern composers ever. Check out his munich pieces too...especially "a prayer for peace"

A man before his time, I recommend Erik Satie.

Domenico Scarlatti is an astounding pianist/composer. Highly recommended anybody look into.

Try Kow Otani, Composer for Shadow of the Colossus

i like the violin concert of Karl Amadeus Hartmann, but i rarely hear his name. at least i love that, so, dark? i don have much vocabulary to describe it.