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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
Just something peaceful to listen to thats only like 3 or 4 minutes long like a normal song. Something like this http://bakanbonko.imeem.com/music/dvKRImbT/secret_garden_fairy_tale/ I donno. It's exam time and these types of music actually help me study soooooooo.....  Suggestions? | ||
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Dave[9]
United States2365 Posts
Classical songs arent normal btw  | ||
thedeadhaji
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blagoonga123
United States2068 Posts
Also, you could try some of Yanni's stuff. | ||
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Mayson
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artofmagic
United States1951 Posts
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Dave[9]
United States2365 Posts
Alex Grant is a good example of this, google him! | ||
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Folca
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ilovejonn
Canada2548 Posts
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AmorVincitOmnia
Kenya3846 Posts
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jkillashark
United States5262 Posts
Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo Theme (The penultimate movement is so beautiful) Wieniawski Violin Concerto 2 Movement 2: Romance | ||
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nA.Inky
United States794 Posts
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SonuvBob
Aiur21552 Posts
On December 05 2007 11:53 AmorVincitOmnia wrote: classical songs = pieces btw. there's no such thing as a classical song. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_without_Words :p | ||
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Smokin_Squirrel
Korea (South)674 Posts
Or if you want something by piano, search for Yiruma. Well known. | ||
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TheMusiC
United States1054 Posts
i had the privilege of hearing yo-yo ma play it when he came to houston several years ago and it was amazing. | ||
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triangle
United States3803 Posts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_without_Words The op is obviously looking for classical pieces, not lieder. If you are looking for lieder, I recommend Mahler. If you want actual " classical" not just easy listening, I'd try stuff longer than 3 minutes. 4 seasons is good, Dvorak Cello concerto, Mendelsson violin concerto etc. All of Mozart's late piano concertos are brilliant. For symphonies, Mahler 4, Brahms 4, Ralph Vaughan Williams 3, Mozart/ Haydn all are good bets. As someone earlier mentioned, Bach suites would be good and I'd also try Beethoven piano sonatas. Any chamber music by Brahms is quite good as well. Or you could just be hardcore and listen to the rite of spring :p | ||
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BlackStar
Netherlands3029 Posts
I recommend J.S.Bach, Beethoven, Liszt, Mahler, Scriabin, Sorabji, Penderecki. Classical music if often longer than 12 minutes. I think that 18 to 24 minutes is the best length for a piece of music. | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21552 Posts
On December 06 2007 06:15 triangle wrote: The op is obviously looking for classical pieces, not lieder. If you are looking for lieder, I recommend Mahler. If you want actual " classical" not just easy listening, I'd try stuff longer than 3 minutes. 4 seasons is good, Dvorak Cello concerto, Mendelsson violin concerto etc. All of Mozart's late piano concertos are brilliant. For symphonies, Mahler 4, Brahms 4, Ralph Vaughan Williams 3, Mozart/ Haydn all are good bets. As someone earlier mentioned, Bach suites would be good and I'd also try Beethoven piano sonatas. Any chamber music by Brahms is quite good as well. Or you could just be hardcore and listen to the rite of spring :p Should be pretty obvious I was responding to the guy I quoted. The OP isn't asking for classical music anyway, just easy listening. | ||
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AmorVincitOmnia
Kenya3846 Posts
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Aesop
Hungary11305 Posts
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