Consider Andra's Schiff or Jean-Efflam Bavouzet for more Bach and Haydn as well.If you like Bach, you might like Dave Hicken on Youtube. He is English but lives in Chang Mai, Thailand. I am amazed that he can create so many pieces without getting dreary or repetitive. My computer is down, I cannot post a link with MXQ-Pro.
Love the Canon in D and used to play it!
Still do play Clair de Lune, or rather did before an 1800 pound cow destroyed my left shoulder. I'm working my way back to it, measure by measure.
Here is a great version by Lang Lang. The first part is perhaps too slow, but then he gets the flow going.
Debussy's wrote this not long after seeing Monet's beautiful Impressionistic paintings. That was the beginning of the Impressionistic period of music.
My musical tastes favor contemporary jazz but I certainly appreciate some good piano music. I checked out Hicken and saw that his most popular album was his Christmas album. I sampled some of it. It's good.
I ended up getting his organ album "Organ Works". - I like Jacques Loussier 's versions of classics - particularly Bach, but also Schumann and Debussy.
I saw Joey Alexander last year at a Seattle Jazz club, (Dimetriou's) Joey is a young prodigy who is waaay out there musically. This video looks like it was shot in that club but maybe not. I sat about 4 feet away on lookers left. Incredible show. Eventually he played one of my favorite songs that I didn't know he even played and I just about cried, it was that beautiful and caught me by surprise. (Bonnie Raitt's, "I can't make you love me")
Good art usually creates an emotion, however it sometimes takes a long time getting there.