Piano Music

First off, I want to say that I've heard most of your compositions (the ones you listed already), as I've watched most of your videos. I don't mean to be rude, but they're not exactly... what I am asking for. Of course, I can't expect you to be another musical genius, but your music, without the images in your videos to accompany them, wouldn't tell much. Sorry. :\

[spoiler=Chopin's Etude 10 No 3]I prefer this interpretation. :f6:
It seems to ease in and out of the faster part more smoothly and evenly, but still achieves a good speed in the middle of the fast part, as though something is dropped, gains speed, and then is gently cradled as it approaches landing.[/spoiler]

 I leap through the sky with stars

I'm not sure what this one is trying to describe... unfortunately, to me this is just many layers upon layers of notes. :\

[spoiler=Rach's prelude 23 no 2]I prefer this version better, but overall, I don't really like it that much because the music is very marchlike, very rigid. I like music that flows.[/spoiler]
[spoiler=Rach's prelude 23 no 5]I prefer this version better cuz it gives more clarity to the notes. I like this piece. It's very lively, like a dance.
[spoiler=]omg this one is horrible [/spoiler][/spoiler]

 the Appasionata

I like the version you gave me.
I like how the music slowly climaxes and then solves itself.

As for the other pieces you mentioned but didn't link me to:

I like the Pathetique. Pretty ironic how it was named "pathetic" but considered a masterpiece. xD
I've heard Debussy's Suite, but the only one I seem to remember is the Claire De Lune (cuz I played it before). >_>
On Beethoven's work, I like the Moonlight Sonata (you left this out in your post xD) and several other sonatas, but overall, his work doesn't give me a lasting impression because it doesn't evoke much emotion.

Now I'm done listening to everything you linked me to. I'll try to get around to listening to the rest of the pieces you mentioned. Thank you Jack.

Pathetique doesnt actually mean pathetic, it means to appeal to the pathos, which means to evoke great emotion (or osmething along those lines). I find the moonlight overplayed so I didnt mention it out of assumption, lol.

Debussy's suite has a Prelude (I played it last year), a Minuet (very little known, and the composing in it is...a bit strange) and finally, the Passipeid, which I love. One of these days, I'll get around to playing it.

As for my music, I wrote those for uses in videos...they create an atmosphere as a whole, so they storyline isnt quite there. To each their own however. I've never been very good at plot building (though Im working on it) so we'll see. If I WAS a musical genius, I'd be famous somewhere already, haha.