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Thomas Nash · 06-20-2005, 10:18 PM

I listen to a lot of different types of music. If I am feeling sluggish or sleepy I might put on some Rock just to get me going.

I listen to Classical and also Country and Blues too.

Some of my favorite's are a Flute recording of Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, Gluck Buffardin and Mercadante. I have a CD called "The Very Best of Beethoven", it's sort of like Beethoven's greatest hits!

I also have one by Gheorghe Zamfir playing the Pan Flute, it's called Love themes from the Movies. I've played that one a lot.

Another that I recommend is "Mad About Guitars"- the greatest starts, the greatest music. It's all instrumental including something called "Portrait" by Myers. The list of artists is long, it's mostly classical including Bach.

I don't listen to the radio in the studio because it distracts me. When I listen to music I am familiar with, it kind of plays in the back of my mind and I can still focus on painting. I also ask my sitters what type of music they like. I can always find something we both enjoy.

06-20-2005, 10:18 PM	#13
Thomas Nash SOG Member Joined: Apr 2004 Location: Roswell, GA Posts: 46	Good Topic Claudimir I listen to a lot of different types of music. If I am feeling sluggish or sleepy I might put on some Rock just to get me going. I listen to Classical and also Country and Blues too. Some of my favorite's are a Flute recording of Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, Gluck Buffardin and Mercadante. I have a CD called "The Very Best of Beethoven", it's sort of like Beethoven's greatest hits! I also have one by Gheorghe Zamfir playing the Pan Flute, it's called Love themes from the Movies. I've played that one a lot. Another that I recommend is "Mad About Guitars"- the greatest starts, the greatest music. It's all instrumental including something called "Portrait" by Myers. The list of artists is long, it's mostly classical including Bach. I don't listen to the radio in the studio because it distracts me. When I listen to music I am familiar with, it kind of plays in the back of my mind and I can still focus on painting. I also ask my sitters what type of music they like. I can always find something we both enjoy.