Patricia Mary wrote:


I am looking for some really good classical songs, but preferably just on piano and not a full symphony. Suggestions?
I love the song ‘Dawn’ from the Pride and Prejudice soundtrack.
PLLLEAASSSEEEEE HELLPP!!!!! more suggestions pleaseeeee?!?!?

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amithsarah wrote:


I want to make a mix cd with relaxing music. instramental would be best (its for school age kids to listen to during relaxation time) i dont know of any relaxing music though. any ideas?

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coconuts wrote:


where is one?

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some guy wrote:


Can i have some relaxing music please??? plz give the link and the title.

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frk wrote:


i always read about how listening to piano music like Mozart and others is relaxing (and it is) and how its beneficial for young kids listen to it. Why is that? and why does it relax you?
thanks in advance.

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. wrote:


Instrumental music that isn’t boring, with flutes etc.

Artists Name or CD name please.
Hatebreed HAHAH like if I didnt know what they are about.
sorry but that made me laugh a lot, it’s that I listen to hard music, like hardcore and punk rock sometimes, and I used to listen to relaxing music before to study, and I found it helpful, that’s why I am asking. But thanks for the laugh I am not a Hatebreed fan but I immediately knew you did that on purpose.
And yes my interest is in Native Music. I used to have this mp3’s from this artists who played native music with flutes, etc, it was very nice. I might like that one.

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Open O wrote:


http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=8IS2vgi0EEU

if you like relaxing music

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anonomys wrote:


im lookin for some music involving an acoustic guitar…relaxing

examples:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=yh_24DXNy8E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu4Hnbor9rI
(up until 30 seconds)

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heartscared wrote:


Please suggest some relaxing music. My music collection is all metal. I need music to help me concentrate not get me riled up.

I’ll take any suggestions but:
No top40/pop stuff please,
Good lord jesus christ, no christian stuff please

point me in all kinds of directions thanks.

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Steve Gillman wrote:


How do you choose the relaxation music that works best? You can certainly start by experimenting with many different types. After all, it seems likely that what one person finds relaxing another will find irritating. But is it all just a matter of personal preference?

Actually no. Though ones personal tastes enter into the equation, there are reasons that some types of music are more relaxing than others. For example, both science and the experience of many people point to the usefulness of baroque music for relaxation. Studies have shown that baroque music at 60 beats per minute causes your brain to produce more alpha brainwaves. Why does that matter? More on that in a moment. For now, here are some specific examples of good relaxation music.

“Harpsichord Concerto in F Minor,” by J.S. Bach

“Concerto No.10 in F Major from Twelve Concerti Grossi,” by A. Corelli

“Winter” from “The Four Seasons,” by A. Vivaldi

“Canon in D,” by Pachelbel

“Adagio in G Minor for Strings,” by Albinoni

Often it’s just a passage from these that has the most relaxing effect. In the first three examples above, the movements referred to as “largo” work best.

What other types of music help people relax? Light jazz (try Luther Vandross) works for some. Eastern music, like that which uses the Indian Sitar, is another favorite (try Ravi Shankar). Generic easy listening music with sounds of nature mixed in is a common choice as well.

Any of the music in these examples is relatively inexpensive. Even the best “sounds of nature” and “easy listening” relaxation CDs are usually no more than twenty-five dollars. However, if you’re willing to spend a bit more, there is a more scientific approach to using relaxation music.

Altering Your Brainwaves

Some types of music work better than others because of what they do to our brainwaves. Our brains primarily produce brainwaves at 14 - 30 hertz (cycles-per-second) during normal waking consciousness. In this frequency range they are referred to as “beta” waves. Frequencies from 8 - 14 hertz are “alpha” waves, which are present when we are more relaxed. Around 4 - 8 hertz is the “theta” range, accompanied by a deeper meditative or drowsy state. Finally, during deep sleep delta waves (below 5 hertz) are produced.

Meditation stimulates the more relaxing states of consciousness especially if it is regularly practiced. The good news, if you don’t have the time nor inclination to meditate, is that music which has been embedded with certain beats works in the same way. This is the basis for the newest brainwave entrainment technologies, based on decades of research. Simply listen to these CDs or MP3s with headphones and they alter your brainwaves, causing a quick relaxation response.

In other words, if you’re willing to spend a little more, you get true relaxation technology. Also, these products generally have pleasant music for a background too (though some use rain or wave sounds). That makes them the best kind of relaxation music in my experience.

 



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Anon Delivers wrote:


I just want to sleep better and relax after school.
So, where can I find nature sounds and relaxing music online for free? I dont mind if I have to download anything, as long as its spyware and virus free.

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T Dubz wrote:


Can anyone give me some bands that play some really relaxing music or some songs that you can listen to when you just want to be really calm. Something I’m looking for would be something like the spill canvas or dallas green’s city and colour or anything acoustic. Thanks

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J S wrote:


Does anyone know songs/bands that play kind of relaxing even slightly sad music like pink floyd?

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japanese music is sopposed too help you relax so what can i type in for limwire? I want very slow and relaxing music though

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Sanjeev wrote:


When I’m stressed out, I want to listen to Instrumental that help relax my brain. Some I find annoying, others just makes my day. I wanted to ask you what music do you listen to. I usually have a hard time finding music.
My favorite relaxing song so far:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv5pdweOjKk
Wow, 17 answers. I forgot to say this. Could you guys and gals leave me some links? It would take hours if I wanted to look up the songs that I’m about to get.

sportystuff92, you might get top answers. I just gotta wait and see if there are better.
To TK:
I was aiming for classical music. But people answered differently. There wasn’t a section for instrumental, that was what I was aiming for the most.

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Flame’s Eyes wrote:


Hey so I am a pretty solid meditator… I find that it gets my energy channeled to the right areas of focus for me. I recently started doing Spirit Meditation but I find that it is hard to get myself calmed down enough for that (for people who don’t regualrly practice yoga than you probably think that I’m a freak, but maybe someone out there might know what I’m talking about… I hope). So I was thinking that music might help me center myself but the kind of music that I listen to is the kind of music that most people would describe as death metal (I call it heavy metal but that’s just me) so you can imagine how hard it is for me to concentrate really hard when someone is screaming in my ear. I was hoping that someone could reccomend a rather long and relaxing song that dosent really convey a mood or change tempo. I also needs it to be avaliable on itunes as that is where I get all of my music from. If anyone has any reccomendations then I would really appreciate it. Thankyou!!!!
:)!

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T.O. wrote:


does anyone know any relaxing music like “The Dark Side Of The Moon” by Pink Floyd or something relaxing
i already have all the same and the video is really inspirational.

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Missi899 wrote:


I have been very stressed out lately and I can’t sleep. My dad suggested listening to relaxing music at night to help me relax and fall asleep. Can anyone please suggest some songs that I could listen to. Im looking for something that is not too fast or too loud. Something really soothing. Please help. Thanks.
I would also like stuff with no words in it.
If anyone could possibly be specific on any songs that would be great. Thanks to all for everything.

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Natalie wrote:


Any suggestions?

I like a few of the songs i heard from twilight like…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlvUepMa31o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhN7SG-H-3k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iMExFZlUzQ

I don’t really know anything about classical music, but it would be nice to.

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TheUnknown wrote:


My whole mouth hurts ALOT… Just visited the dentist, and I need some relaxing music to take my find off the pain, anyone?

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