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Mine is Canon in D major by Johann Pachelbel. I love it so much, it's a light, airy and wonderful piece. It always makes me feel good.

I also like Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky and Fur Elise by Beethoven because it reminds me of ice-cream lol.

So, what's yours?

You can add religious classics (especially goth) thank you 🤗 I'm expanding my playlist.

Ameno

This is the inspiration behind the OBIdient official anthem


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xUnSVTh8fI

Sapa by Nobody.

Johann Strauss II – The Blue Danube.

siofra:
Mine is Canon in D major by Johann Pachelbel. I love it so much, it's a light, airy and wonderful piece. It always makes me feel good.

I also like Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky and Fur Elise by Beethoven because it reminds me of ice-cream lol.

So, what's yours?

You can add religious classics (especially goth) thank you 🤗 I'm expanding my playlist.

Stars and midnight blue by Enya.
I really enjoy listening to her voice but i'm disappointed that she doesnt release songs always.

she is like a mystery woman that the media don't know much about her; whether alive or dead.

Classical music has always been my favorite music genre specially symphonies

Classical Music ko, Cult Music Ni.

Give me Congolese Makossa or Ghanian Akwaba songs Abeg,!
Let me see Correct African Yanchs!

Zule Zoo - daddy oo daddy

Chief Dr Morocco Maduka

Jeon:
Johann Strauss II – The Blue Danube.

I love it too!

VinnyBaba:
Classical Music ko, Cult Music Ni.

Give me Congolese Makossa or Ghanian Akwaba songs Abeg,!
Let me see Correct African Yanchs!

Sometimes we need to appreciate the music of other people's culture

derecho:
Ameno

This is the inspiration behind the OBIdient official anthem


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xUnSVTh8fI

It's a good one but I've heard it too much that I'm tired.

I prefer cool Africa songs, especially ones whose languages I do not understand.
Mainly East $ South Africans.

I love Offenbach -orpheus in the underworld, J Strauss ii - Emperor waltz. I love classicals

siofra:
Sometimes we need to appreciate the music of other people's culture

Yeah, u re Right!

The only time I listened to Classical songs was back then, on a Radio programme in Warri, dedicated to that Genre of music.

In no particular order
1 Concerto Grosso in G minor by Archangelo corelli

2 Concerto grosso in D major, Pietro locatelli

3 Arrival of the Queen of Sheba by GF Handel

4 Ode for St Cecilia's day by GF handel

5 zadok the priest Coronation by Handel

6 Elizabethan serenade

7 concerto grosso in D major Archangelo corelli

8 Dance of the Blessed Spirits Flute by James Galway.

9 Concerto for two Mandolins Antonio Vivaldi

10 Violin concerto in A major Joseph Hadyn

11 Violin concerto in C major Joseph Hadyn.

I can't exhaust my list. Classicals make me connect to higher and more luminous centres.

Daniel7543:
Zule Zoo - daddy oo daddy

Madness in large doses


J S Bach Trio Sonata in D Minor, BMV 527 Red Dot Baroque

Liebesträume by Liszt

Fur Elise by Beethoven

Everything Mozart. I can't really get enough of him. Then Handel's Water music

𝗜 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄- lil Durk 🎧

Panis Angelicus

siofra:
Mine is Canon in D major by Johann Pachelbel. I love it so much, it's a light, airy and wonderful piece. It always makes me feel good.

I also like Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky and Fur Elise by Beethoven because it reminds me of ice-cream lol.

So, what's yours?

You can add religious classics (especially goth) thank you 🤗 I'm expanding my playlist.

Ludwig Van Beethoven Piano Concerto No.3 In C Minor, Op.37