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bugrimmar on 13 July 2013

Anyone? I'm looking for strictly calm classicals, no wild overtures and such. No ads would be nice too. Thanks :)



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the_dengle on 13 July 2013

I recommend trying a couple of these out. Classical for Studying really shouldn't be too intense. Classical Solo Piano also ought to be pretty relaxed, but you never know. Just listen to one for a while to make sure there isn't anything outrageous.



bugrimmar on 13 July 2013
the_dengle said:

I recommend trying a couple of these out. Classical for Studying really shouldn't be too intense. Classical Solo Piano also ought to be pretty relaxed, but you never know. Just listen to one for a while to make sure there isn't anything outrageous.


this site doesn't play outside the US :(

any other site you got? thanks btw :)



the_dengle on 13 July 2013
bugrimmar said:
the_dengle said:

I recommend trying a couple of these out. Classical for Studying really shouldn't be too intense. Classical Solo Piano also ought to be pretty relaxed, but you never know. Just listen to one for a while to make sure there isn't anything outrageous.


this site doesn't play outside the US :(

any other site you got? thanks btw :)

Oof, is that so? Man, is that dumb. I'm sorry.

I don't know any other radio stations, but we get a tv channel called Light Classical here that we listen to during dinner. It would be exactly what you're looking for if it was online.



bugrimmar on 13 July 2013

I want :( I have tracks but I want a radio station so that it'll just keep playing random stuff nonstop



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mysticwolf on 13 July 2013

I use sonza. You should take a look at it.

http://songza.com/discover/genres/classical/

http://songza.com/



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Cleary397 on 13 July 2013

Try 8Tracks website. You can select mood and activity and it generates playlists for you



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LemonSlice on 13 July 2013

Are you in fact planning to have it playing for a baby? I don't think there's much benefit to that, despite the myth that it makes baby geniouses.



snyps on 13 July 2013

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bugrimmar on 14 July 2013
LemonSlice said:
Are you in fact planning to have it playing for a baby? I don't think there's much benefit to that, despite the myth that it makes baby geniouses.


I am playing it for the baby sitting next to me. :)

well, I don't really believe that it turns babies into geniuses. However, relaxing music does make babies sleep longer, with less fits, and makes them want to eat/drink more. This is the actual thing that has scientific basis. Thus, if the baby sleeps, eats, and drinks more, it is able to get into a better mood, and thus it has more time to be able to absorb information better.

It's like when we study, it's scientifically proven that a little background music is able to stimulate our minds to absorb information better. Music doesn't make us smarter, but it puts us in a better mood to study.