42 mixes with songs by “columbia”

enjoy these classical classics of the classical genre while staying classically classy at the same time. From Mozart to Gershwin to Tchaikovsky. It is highly recommended to enjoy this mix with the consumption of several bottles of cognac in your finest tuxedo or dress... or both, you fancy chavs.

The playlist is from the perspective of a cello. Artists covered include Coldplay, Glen Hansard and Eminem.
Here's the link to the second playlist- http://8tracks.com/jbear_4/cello-covers-2-0

A mix of various collegiate acappella groups. Includes soundtracks from the JHU Octopodes, On the Rocks, and The Hyannis Sound.

A highly personal mix of my all time favorite classical and contemporary instrumentals and world music which I've always found inspiring and moving.

Twenty-two tracks of sweet swinging oldies including music by Ukulele Ike, Cab Calloway, Boswell Sisters

The Arts of Respect event is happening soon! WMNJ The Forest, along with the help of faculty, administrators, and students involved in the Arts of Respect, worked together to produce this unique and diverse mixtape. For more info on the events and on how to enter the competition, check out their website:
http://www.drew.edu/crcc/programsinitiatives/arts-of-respect

For more information on WMNJ The Forest and the DJs go to:
http://groups.drew.edu/wmnj/

Fourteen tracks including music by Street Corner Symphony, On the Rocks, and Straight No Chaser.

an amphetamine-free way to help you read those books and dominate those essays. 30 tracks of classical, electronic, indie, gypsy, and film instrumentals. no words, just music. and also dinosaurs.

Romantic music, romantic songs, romantic arias. George Greeley, Emile Pandolfi, Dinah Washington, Julia Lee. (12 tracks)

The human voice creates incredibly powerful music, whether accompanied by instruments or a cappella. Enjoy this mix of everything vocal from classical to pop and beyond.

Eight tracks including music by Allen McQuhae, Fats Waller, and Irving Aaronsen and His Commanders.

Thirteen tracks including music by Bidu Sayao, Dimitri Mitropoulos Cond. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Eduardo Fernández.