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classical music to study to.....?

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MadreInglese · 14/09/2009 19:38

Just been listening to Debussy's Clair de lune and found it really relaxing to have on while studying, usually I have to be in silence as song words distract me!

(I am not a classical music boff AT ALL - DD has had the Twilight soundtrack on )

What other pieces are similar? If you like Debussy what else do you like?

Any suggestions appreciated, thanks

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Radio3 · 14/09/2009 19:56

MadreInglese this is exactly the sort of thing I need for this thread! Would it be OK if I added it to the others for my collection? Don't worry if not.

Anyway you could try all the Debussy Piano Preludes - there are 2 sets which should keep you going for a while.

I quite like baroque music on in the background - any instrumental Bach whether on keboard or orchestral would be ideal for studying I think. Try the Goldberg Variations played on a piano (as opposed to harpsichord which might be a bit too much in the foreground as it's quite an insistent sound.)

MadreInglese · 14/09/2009 20:02

Oh yes, add it, and thankyou - some ideas on that thread and your post that I'm currently youtubing...

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DwayneDibbley · 13/10/2009 14:03

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