212 mixes with songs by “Frédéric+Chopin”

for the rest outside the big noisy city, where open meadows, ancient trees and endless skylines. even 33 modern/contemporary/classical tracks including Johann Sebastian Bach, Claude Debussy and Henryk Górecki.

*cover by Camille Corot. Le pont de Mantes (1870)

I know there's plenty of playlist out there for writing/studying but this is my take on the subject. A lot of piano numbers, songs from soundtracks and good dose of classical. Oh, and plenty Philip Glass because I personally can't get enough of his music. Either way, I hope this helps someone out there on whatever it is that they're writing.

Exceptional, unique tracks mainly from soundtracks...Never get bored of hearing to them...Enjoy!

All the rages I have gone through have served only to make me understand in the end that I love you more than my own skin, and that, though you may not love me in the same way, still you love me somewhat. Isn’t that so? I shall always hope that that continues, and with that I am content.

Just piano pieces, simple yet complex

A 30-track playlist for nights when you need to calm down, take a break from life or concentrate solely on studying. No vocals = more concentration.
Photo credits go to Joe Curtin.

Edit: Due to the positive feedback from this playlist, I've added a second part of this playlist which you can find in my mixes :)

Some of the most beautiful classical pieces in the world to study to. Including pieces by Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and Holst.

Chopin, Mendelssohn, Schubert and others from the period 1800-1850

I think I can attribute my passing grades last semester solely to this playlist. Here's to the home stretch of my last semester at college. It's been real.