What's the most peaceful piece of classical music?

sandyRoe | 16:21 Wed 08th Dec 2010 | Music

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I think I remember reading that some pieces are deeply relaxing. Any idea which?

30 years ago today....

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Count-A-Strong

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sandyRoe

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Thank you, Count. I'll find something there

jd_1984

Not classical to be fair - but probably the most peaceful piece of music I have come across

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMXaE9NtQgg

joggerjayne

Debussy's Prelude to a Fawn's Afternoon, I would say.

(Prelude a l'Apres Midi d'un Faune)

Hang on ... I'll find a link ...

joggerjayne

Here ... Taah Daaah ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_7loz-HWUM

oranger

Bat out of hell

joggerjayne

I'm ignoring the obvious "usual suspects" like Chopin's Nocturnes, the Moonlight Sonata, Pachelbel's Canon, blahdy blaahdy blaah.

The magic of "Faun's Afternoon" is that even when the music speeds up, it is still relaxing.

This is Sunday afternoon, crashed in the sitting room with a sherry, music.

joggerjayne

But yes, obviously ... Bat Out Of Hell is also a possibility.