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For real concentration I can't have lyrics but that's a great idea for other flow states. Mozart and Brahms are good for me ... Not slow enough to put me to sl
by smoyer 6mo ago
For real concentration I can't have lyrics but that's a great idea for other flow states. Mozart and Brahms are good for me ... Not slow enough to put me to sleep not fast enough or unusual to make me pay attention to the music.
- alexhans 6mo agoI vary a lot but when I do classical music Mozart has occupied quite a lot of my stats, in particular a clarinet concerto by Katherine Lucy [1] and also things like Beethoven's 6th (pastoral, it's beautifully featured in Fantasia) or Grieg's morning mood. - [1] https://open.spotify.com/album/1R6rh9My8CTK4DqZorJR0V?si=3Ctn94z7RCWy2emoktVP7Q https://open.spotify.com/album/1R6rh9My8CTK4DqZorJR0V?si=3Ct... If you have specific song/interpretation recommendations I'd love to hear them.
- papa-whisky 6mo agoI've really been enjoying this series of Mozart concertos on Alpha, highlighting young(er) performers: https://outhere-music.com/en/collections/next-generation-mozart-soloists https://outhere-music.com/en/collections/next-generation-moz...
- alexhans 6mo agoThanks. This Is awesome
- usefulcat 6mo agoAgree about the lyrics. Phillip Glass is one of my favorites for flowing. His style usually involves a lot of repetition, which I find meditative.
- enochthered 6mo agoSteve Reich is my favourite of the minimalists. Electric counterpoint and Music for 18 Musicians are regulars in the line up.
- gsinclair 6mo agoYes, Music for 18 Musicians is such a wonderful companion for sustained focus. I look forward to checking out Electric Counterpoint more closely.