65 mixes with tracks by “Johann Pachelbel”

Those classics that make you want to fall in love!

A mix to get your feet wet in the incredibly beautiful world of classical music.

Whether you are a newcomer to the genre or a classical aficionado just wanting to listen to some of the great masterpieces again, this mix is for you!

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!)

24 songs for when you're in a misty-eyed, dreamy mood. Songs from every decade - some sweeping, some sad, some tender, some cheesy, some sexy, some just plain romantic.

If you like this playlist, check out my sequel - http://8tracks.com/lostgirl91/in-love-with-being-in-love-part-2. Slightly different, but I think you'll like it anyway.

beautiful, inspiring & epic tracks that'll help you sit back, relax, focus - & revise! each song takes you on a journey and is truly a piece of art. including the likes of ludovico einaudi, ryuichi sakamoto & nobuo uematsu. really helping me through this exam period.

Twenty-One Tracks, One Hour and Twenty-Seven min. With Music by Enya, Lisa Gerrard, Enigma, A Few Movie Scores and Many Others. Great for Relaxing, Studying or just Drifting and Taking it Easy...

27 study-worthy classical pieces to help you through exam season. no words, just pure genius.

European music between the years of 1600 and 1750

Bach is back.

35th Mix.
21 popular classical and baroque works totaling almost 2 hours, including music by Beethoven, Brahms, and Bach.

The first track doesn't start to play for about 20 seconds. No, there's nothing wrong with your audio.

The Sugarplum Fairy's Dance starts at about 7:30.

"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music."
-Aldous Huxley

Some of the most beautiful classical pieces in the world, including 10 pieces by Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, Fauré and other masters.

The first playlist is finished, but if you still have work to do, here's another 8 hours to keep going.