I should change the name of the thread to: Relaxing music.

Bach will save you.

Toccata & Fugue.

Check Jesus Joy of man's desring, and well many other stuff like his solo suites for cello or his partita for solo violin.

Give a listen to Krzysztof Penderecki.

I will for sure. Thanks. Go and check Philip Glass...

 

Relaxing music? Try celtic music or something like that.

LOLWAT, 99% of this music isn't celtic?

I dunno. And I hope it doesn't turn into an epic fail.

*does research*

Edit: Well apparently it was an EPIC FAIL. Pardon. I meant traditional Gaelic music. Or whatever. Lolz :disappointed:

*changes name again*

Classical sounds better,

Better?

I love this, relaxing <3

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUT6ra5l_5k]YouTube- La Longue Route[/ame]

an orchestrated rise to fall front-to back is a really unique experience.

 

i have to listen to this more. it is the one album by the album leaf I have not really dived into deeply

 

 

 

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Ricardo!!!!!!! Ólafur Arnalds is amazing :bigcry:

Ricardo!!!!!!! Ólafur Arnalds is amazing :bigcry:

 

Share sum stuff.

I'd love to keep this thread alive.

I'm really not one to share. The most relaxing, beautiful stuff I have is Sigur Ros and I'm sure most of you all are well acquainted with that.

This thread has opened my eyes to the beauty of the classical :wacky:

I'm quite enjoying it very much :smug:

Gorgeous:

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W8sgG0m0A4]YouTube- Bat for Lashes - Good Love (Live at Morning Becomes Eclectic)[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_HTUDQlXak&feature=watch_response]YouTube- Jonny Greenwood - Piano For Children Part 1[/ame]

^beautiful!

 

I can't believe I've never heard of/listened to this before!

 

edit: listening to the rest of this it's really weird towards the end especially how the piano sounds all out of tune. kind of creepy.

That's very much like Jonny :P. But still, I think that contributes a lot to the beauty of the piece, at least IMO it's some sort of emotional progression. I can't really find a proper way to explain it..

I see what you mean. Emotionally some parts were gripping, other moments I was creeped out, other moments I didn't know what to think.

 

 

 

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^very nice! It reminds me of this:

 

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(This is a cover... it was either Thom or Jonny that played this on piano when they did a little interview a few years ago)

^very nice! It reminds me of this:

 

 

(This is a cover... it was either Thom or Jonny that played this on piano when they did a little interview a few years ago)

 

That's awesome. I should download it and put it in the list of songs that I'm able to play on piano :P

 

Yann Tiersen is amazing.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCvVTLWKS_U&feature=related]YouTube- yann tiersen: summer '78 (instrumental)[/ame]

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