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I need some soothing music which will play in the background while I will give a presentation. I will be doing some talking as well so you know what kind of music doesnt fit in. Any suggestions (with a link to the file as well)
Thanks much, :)
I.am
ps:Required soon
The Lighthouse Family
Ocean Drive
What type of presentation?
what type of people r coming?
what does the room look like?
night or day?
once this information is clarified
i will fully grasp your requirements
pure moods
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Originally posted by I.am@29 February 2004 - 22:41
I need some soothing music which will play in the background while I will give a presentation. I will be doing some talking as well so you know what kind of music doesnt fit in. Any suggestions (with a link to the file as well)
Thanks much, :)
I.am
ps:Required soon
Vivaldi's Four Seasons.
Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony.(spring or autumn)
throw in a porn flick and turn the color off listen to the sweat sounds :lol: :lol:
Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations would be a great one IMO.
Preferably the later of the two recordings by Glenn Gould(That's the 1981 recording rather than the 1955 - it's a bit more laid-back than the earlier one), but any recording should do the trick.
edit: here's the link ;)
Some Mozart or Beethoven. Some classical is quite soothing :sleeping:
Just make sure you listen to the whole thing if you do download one because it would be VERY embarrasing if you talkin and then all of a sudden it starts screeching :lol:
:lol: Well its a presentation in front of about 80-100 people. I just want to keep their focus and attention on the presentation and not let them doze off like I do generally. :lol:
Thanks everyone so much :) , I am going with one of Mozart's symphonies.
Have a great day,
I.am
rage against the machine - wake up
that will keep um awake
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky.
Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns.
Heh heh heh.
:ninja:
Pachelbel - Cannon in D major
the string version is probably the most suited for background music
amon tobin