57 mixes with songs by “Alexis Weissenberg”

Since my first instrumental study mix was a success, I figured I'd make a new one for everyone. More film scores and a couple other artists all for your own studying/relaxing pleasure. Enjoy friends!

Album cover is Faye Dunaway, which doesn't really relate to the mix at all except for the fact that she's in some great films. :)

70 track party mix. not necessarily mellow, just more for drinking & smoking & talking than for dancing. electronic, pop, folk, soul, jazz.

For some reason, I can't do homework or study to music with words. So, instead I like to listen to instrumental tracks and embrace my inner nerd.

*The second song has a bit of talking in it, but that's it really.

Includes songs from The Notebook soundtrack, a bunch of Harry Potter soundtracks, and some randos in between.

Comment if you know of any other cool songs I should add.

These songs make me feel at home, even when I very much am not.

Lose yourself into the music.

Some filmmakers accentuate their movies with music that improves and creates tone, details the world in which the characters live in, and makes the viewing experience for the audience all the more enjoyable. Wes Anderson is one of the handful of masters of combining great songs with great images on the screen. Here's Twenty-five tracks from Wes Anderson's various films including music by The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, and Seu Jorge.

Fifteen instrumental tracks including music by Accordeon Melancolique, Ry Cooder, and Nick Drake.

Songs for a night spent inside. Thirty-four tracks including music by Death Cab for Cutie, Jack Johnson, and Bob Dylan.

from the early morning, with the soft sun rising through the trees and the birds chirping outside.
to the afternoon when your hopes are as high as the sun
and then
to the night as you sit and stare at the stars, wondering how this all came to be

folk and soul music (and maybe a little pop too) to keep you feeling warm and bubbly even when it's cold outside.

A few favorite instrumental tracks. Just sit back and listen.