54 mixes with songs by “Mussorgsky”

An epic 2 hour mix filled with soundtracks!

A little modifications have been made to this mix: I've added a lot of other composers such as Howard Shore, John Williams, and Jerry Goldsmith!

Enjoy!
I have a dropbox of the original Zimmer only playlist, all you have to do is ask!

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

"Put all your soul into it, play the way you feel!" F. Chopin

This epic classical set will transform even the most mundane moment into a once in a lifetime occasion, at least in your mind's eye. Music by Aaron Copland, Igor Stravinsky, and Gustav Mahler.

Twenty-three pieces for piano, including music by Debussy, Mozart, Chopin

A selection of the most powerful and loud classical music, including Bizet, Mozart and Mussorgsky

Few of my favorite bits from very old times.

Picture belongs to: gettingstronger.org

For the music-dork kid (adult?) in you: selections from Disney's Fantasia and Fantasia 2000. I dare you to listen without seeing dinos, devils, and dancing broomsticks.

Over six hours of instrumental tracks, consisting mostly of film scores, classical pieces, and a few celtic airs. Thanks to http://8tracks.com/thegirlnamedjedrzejko for the inspiration!

FYI: this playlist can be nicely complimented with rainymood.com playing in the background.

(If Christmas study music is what you desire, seek no further: http://8tracks.com/takesome_time/christmas-songs-without-words)

The sound of toiling: cabbages; trying to get a donkey to move through a Russian field when its raining with your idiot half-wit brother Valdimir; completing that portrait of the sultry, inviting, half-naked wife of an evil baron in renaissance France, more cabbages, getting through another meeting in work, dealing with family, enduring the movie 'Congo', walking home with bags of shopping in the rain, and even more cabbages.

An ambitious Halloween mix containing no songs from after 1945.