A few quick nominees:
- Any music by Aaron Copland
- "The Thin Red Line" soundtrack
- "Lawrence of Arabia" soundtrack
- "Nowhere in Africa" soundtrack
- "Ancient Airs and Dances" by Ottorino Respighi
- "Cinema Paradiso" soundtrack
- "Amelie" soundtrack
- "Deep Impact" soundtrack
- "Palestrina's Missa pro defunctis" by Chantecleer
- "11,000 Virgins" by Anonymous 4
2 comments:
I had about three hours of budget review on Tuesday. I still have an iPod, so I went to Respighi and and hit "play all." Worked like a charm! But listening to classical can be a double edged sword; sometimes a passage makes me stand up and listen to the music. Happens a lot when play Copland or Bach. The usual safe bet for me is to stream a classical station, but every once and a while something comes on the demands my attention, and work gets pushed off ...
Steve,
I know what you mean about the pauses. That is the risk of good music.
Respighi is marvelous.
Michael
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