Mozart
When I want to study or be a little activated, been getting into Mozart, its zippy like a if hummingbird got stuck inside a pianoforte
Satie
Relaxing and the quintessential chill music, very unobtrusive and puts me at instant ease. Fantastic for intimate meals and gatherings also. A room is nothing without pleasing furniture music
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Offenbach, when I want to boogie.
Strauss when I want an uplifting distraction.
Shostakovich for creepy and delightfully screechy evening music.
Mussorgsky for chill and ponderous weekend morning music.
Brahms when I want to sit and sway.
I donβt have a specific time or mood other than being in the mood to listen to that particular composer. Anyways, my choices are Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Sibelius and Beethoven. I also find the director makes a huge difference in my enjoyment, just any version wonβt do.
I skip the mental process of βmy mood is X so letβs listen to composer Yβ. How I feel simply makes me feel like playing some Y (or some specific piece, or some type of music since composers often have pieces with different moods, and the type of piece and instruments plays a big role).
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