40 mixes with tracks by “Faure”

There exists a weird stereotype about BIG headphones that if you’re wearing one you must be listening to HipHop, R&B, House, Dubstep or some other head banging music. Let’s fool ‘em.

I've been obsessed with string pieces & covers lately. They give me so many feelings.

Seriously,

You want a fool proof way into my heart?

Play a string instrument

Or obsess about how ear-gasmic string instruments are.

P.S. I have added some more tracks. Enjoy!
(photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/evilzero/. Thank you. mood + bokeh hearts = awesomeness!)

Over five hours of calming, thought enhancing, ambient, instrumental music.. If you are like me & need music to accompany you as you complete your long papers, exam revision, research & general reading.. then press play & let the music guide your mind through the work ahead, focus & get going!

Study mix with piano only - http://8tracks.com/cosmicapathy/piano-that-will-empty-your-mind

12 sacred, spiritual pieces. Music to transport you beyond yourself.
Both a capella choral and vocal + orchestral music.

Well, it's 2012. Let's get into the apocaplytic mood...if you're looking something solemn, something grave, something majestic...just click play.

13 choir/opera songs including music by Ramin Djawadi, Globus and Faure.

Picture: In Sight of Apocalypse by `arcipello

9 Classical and Romantic works written in tribute to medieval music. Includes pieces by Warlock, Respighi and Faure.

8 beautiful tracks of classical (romantic) pieces that feature the harp as a solo; very effective for lulling you to sleep on a rainy day, or for reading!

A fragment of music so beautiful you can barely breathe. A chord sequence that makes you smile on the darkest days. A lilting solo which brings the beauty of fleeting memories closer, if only for a split second. Twenty Two tracks, from tone poems to requiems, from symphonies to ballets. Some obvious choices, but includes some more obscure works. Includes Faure, Vaughan Williams and Sibelius.

“Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

Eighteen tracks including music by Beethoven, Vivalde, and Elgar.

classical pieces that didn't make it into other playlists: here are 12 tracks that I felt I couldn't forget about. Enjoy

more classical music:
http://8tracks.com/thepapster/a-romantic-s-favourite-part-i
http://8tracks.com/thepapster/a-romantic-s-favourite-part-ii
http://8tracks.com/thepapster/a-romantic-s-favourite-part-iii

Putting my iPod on shuffle reminded me of all this great classical stuff I have on there. Thought I'd share.