[hl0m4n]

Doesn't have to be 100% classical, peaceful and calming music count too.

Classical/Peaceful:
Por Una Cabeza:

Lux Aeterna:

Canon (Electric Guitar):

Believe:

Final Fantasy X:

Final Fantasy VII:

Symphony 5:

Air (Handel):

Four Seasons:

Prelude 1:

Sonata:

Fur Elise:

Hungarian Dance:

Nocturne:

Ambush from Ten Sides:

W/ Words:
Ready To Take A Chance Again:

Dentro Un Altro Si:

You Raise Me Up:

(Female)

(Male)

(Italian)

(Il Divo)

[hl0m4n]

nobody else into classical?

[Nyulak]

I like classical, but not lo-fi YouTube stuff. I also am not so good at remembering music that I know their titles, but I'm sure I've heard more than a few in your list.

UI like FF music myself, but I didn't expect to see it in the list. Not exactly your typical look at classical music.

[RBBMWE46M3]

Depeche Mode...The Cure

[just4kickz]

how bout Cinematic Orchestra? i like listening to mellow stuff when i play video games

[ChineseGuy]

Mariage D'amour Richard Clayderman

[Expired]

Yann Tiersen.

-Nathan

[hl0m4n]

friendly

[epbrown]

Lori Carlson - my favorites by her are "Fade" and "Breathe." Also try Sarah MacLachlan("Possession"), Paula Cole ("Where have All The Cowboys Gone?"), Katie Melua ("9 Million Bicycles") and Lisa Loeb (lots, but "Stay" is her best-known).

For orchestral music, I tend to favor the Baroque period, which is more sedate and heavier on strings (at the time, brass and woodwinds weren't that great). Bach is best known from that period.

[hl0m4n]

nice recomendation guys