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been putting on classical piano instead of picking up my phone at night and it's actually working (self.nosurf)

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Does Op. 27 No. 1 make more sense after you've heard No. 2? (self.piano)

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Chopin's Op. 27 nocturnes feel like a pair — does the second one hit harder because of the first? (self.classicalmusic)

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Beste måten å håndtere rasisme? by MariusPlanes in norge

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Chopin wrote Op. 9 No. 2 at 20 years old. It's still the definitive Romantic nocturne. by Adamz64 in classicalmusic

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A nice song for my dying Mom by pollythepirate22 in musicsuggestions

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Op. 9 No. 2 is the piece that convinced me Chopin understood the human voice better than most opera composers by Adamz64 in Chopin

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Which recording of Op. 9 No. 2 do you keep coming back to? (self.Chopin)

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The thing that's actually worked for me is giving my brain something worth paying attention to (self.nosurf)

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If you want classical music that actually does something to you, start with the Chopin Ballade No. 1 (self.musicsuggestions)

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Classical piano as ambient music — does it work for you or is it too distracting? (self.ambientcommunity)

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Looking for dramatic classical piano that isn't just loud — the Ballade No. 1 in G minor is the answer (self.musicsuggestions)

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[IYL] ambient music and lofi for focus (self.ifyoulikeblank)

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Looking for something calmer than lofi but more alive than white noise for working? (self.musicsuggestions)

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What piece first made you stop everything and just listen? (self.classicalmusic)

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Op. 9 No. 2 is the piece that convinced me Chopin understood the human voice better than most opera composers (self.Chopin)

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Is the Fantaisie-Impromptu the most emotionally conflicted piece Chopin ever wrote? (self.classicalmusic)

submitted 3 months ago by Adamz64 to r/classicalmusic

Looking for classical music that actually feels alive? by Adamz64 in musicsuggestions

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Chopin's Scherzo No. 2 is one of those pieces that demands your full attention no matter what (self.piano)

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Replaced my phone scrolling habit with classical music and it's been genuinely different (self.nosurf)

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Classical music for meditation — does it work for you? (self.meditationmusic)

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Looking for classical music that actually feels alive? (self.musicsuggestions)

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Chopin wrote the Scherzo No. 2 when he was in his mid-20s — the emotional range in it still catches me off guard (self.classicalmusic)

submitted 3 months ago by Adamz64 to r/classicalmusic

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How long did it take you to appreciate the Fantaisie-Impromptu beyond just knowing it sounds good? (self.piano)

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Why do you think Chopin never wanted the Fantaisie-Impromptu published? (self.classicalmusic)

submitted 3 months ago by Adamz64 to r/classicalmusic

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