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Immortal Beloved OST

Immortal Beloved OST

Does it get any better than with Ludwig Van? I think not. This album is fantastic. I am normally not a huge classical music listener, but I was looking for some to listen to while I study. Immortal BelovedWhen I go to the library to get work done, I like the quiet, but I get distracted by people shuffling their feet and whatever else. Having my headphones on eliminates that background noise. Music with words, even if I do not know them, is still distracting. Some jazz, though wordless, is too fast and thus counterproductive as well. Beethoven is just what the doctor ordered.

I cannot refer to what I have done thus far in school as success, but what I have been able to do I attribute to Beethoven. These songs relax me when I get worked up and help me concentrate when I study. The songs are all good, but by far I recommend track 2 over the rest. Fur Elise has become what may be my all-time favorite recording.

I did not choose this album specifically when I was looking for classical music. I actually happened upon it quite randomly. I listened to a few other albums which had some of the same tracks, but were not quite what I was looking for. Then came the Immortal Beloved soundtrack. The rest is history.

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Comment from: April [Visitor]
Fur Elise is such an amazing song. I won third place in state finals playing it when I was in jr. high.
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Comment from: Privatjokr [Member] Email · http://www.privatjokr.com
On what? The tuba? I didn't know you played the tuba. How fascinating. It is true what they say. You do learn something new every day.
PermalinkPermalink 12/15/05 @ 06:43
Comment from: April [Visitor]
My piano has been sitting at my Grandmothers house up north for the last 6 years, otherwise I'd probably still be good. I played for 10 years.
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