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Music For Revision

I am going to have one distinct style of non-lyrical or background-lyrical music for each subject I am studying (apart from music obviously) can anybody recommend some good composers or sub-genres (eg Mozart or Smooth Jazz) that you can study to, and then listen to prior to the exam to jog memory?
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I listen to Chopin's Funeral March when revising. I thought it was fitting.
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Original post by SeanOTRS
I am going to have one distinct style of non-lyrical or background-lyrical music for each subject I am studying (apart from music obviously) can anybody recommend some good composers or sub-genres (eg Mozart or Smooth Jazz) that you can study to, and then listen to prior to the exam to jog memory?



Left bank two
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcCHRW8G9yY
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Original post by RedManc


Each subject is 45 mins a day so maybe something a little... longer?
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Original post by SeanOTRS
Each subject is 45 mins a day so maybe something a little... longer?


ludovico einaudi experience starkey remix

and

harry potter sound tracks
Any chillstep compilation. (Not dubstep)
I like listening to film soundtracks (such as Star Wars and Schindler's List) when revising as they're calming and help me to focus.
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Original post by SeanOTRS
I am going to have one distinct style of non-lyrical or background-lyrical music for each subject I am studying (apart from music obviously) can anybody recommend some good composers or sub-genres (eg Mozart or Smooth Jazz) that you can study to, and then listen to prior to the exam to jog memory?


Benny Hill film tune
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Original post by SeanOTRS
I am going to have one distinct style of non-lyrical or background-lyrical music for each subject I am studying (apart from music obviously) can anybody recommend some good composers or sub-genres (eg Mozart or Smooth Jazz) that you can study to, and then listen to prior to the exam to jog memory?


Pink Panther Theme Tune
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Original post by RedManc
Benny Hill film tune


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While it may be scientifically proven that Mozart and some other types of classical music help aid concentration, if you like being a really deep sort-of trance and really want something background noise-cancelling, someone recommended 'Weightless' - apparently it's made to put you in that 'zone' :dumbells::

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYnA9wWFHLI
(edited 7 years ago)

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