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sunny-29 — 13 years ago(November 22, 2012 04:05 AM)

I'd really like a list of all the music they think is lifechanging. I've never really been moved by music and this sort of seems like a place to start!

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Thank you for the information, clh52-2-33659, I'll check them out on Spotify.

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It was the piece from Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte," Soave Sia Il Vento mentioned above. 🙂

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Which song was Radnor's character referring to that he said makes everything and everyone beautiful, the one he's listening to on his ipod in New York and smiling at everybody to.

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wow - thanks! so helpful 🙂 x

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These are the ones they write about and the ones that are listed in the music section of the credits are provided for specifics, when available.
Schubert - (No specifics given, but I recommend everything [there's a lot, and it's all awesome]. If you don't mind German (he was, so much of his music is in the language) I would highly recommend the Die Schonne Mullerin cycle. Read up on the story, and follow along with the translations; The music reflects the different moods SOOO well.)
Tellemann - (No specifics given, and I'm not all that familiar with his works)
Massenet - Meditation [Thais / Acte Deux]
Brandenburg - concerto (not sure which one [there are 6], as it is mentioned, but not played or cited)
Beethoven - Piano Concerto No. 5 (2nd movement)

  • Symphony No. 6 in F, Op. 68- "Pastoral"
    Vivaldi - Giustino: Vedro Con Mio Diletto (Anastasio)
  • Allegro [Concerto Op. 3, No. 10 "L'Estro Armonico"]
    Wagner - Overture [Tannhauser]
    Mozart - Terzettino: 'Soave Sia Il Vento" from Cosi fan Tutte
    Rossini - Overture [La Scala Di Seta]
    Monteverdi - Zefiro Torna (Ciaccona)
    Enjoy. 🙂
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