Can someone please identify this classical piece?

@vellarco said in #10:
> say... are you new to classical?

Nope, I just have a bad memory. I'm sure I've heard the name of that one before.
Lately I've been listening to a lot of satie. His gymnopedies are so relaxing. That's the kind that I especially like.

@Linspiring said in #11:
> Nope, I just have a bad memory. I'm sure I've heard the name of that one before.
> Lately I've been listening to a lot of satie. His gymnopedies are so relaxing. That's the kind that I especially like. Excellent for listening to and doing work that requires concentration. But if the

i recommend 1812 overture, its a nice soft piece with totally no cannons

or whatever this is
www.youtube.com/watch?v=khOfSVULtsU

@vellarco said in #13:
> i recommend 1812 overture, its a nice soft piece with totally no cannons
That's one that I love to pump the volume way up, especially near the climax and just give myself over to the raputre of the song's energy.

I wonder if Pachabelle would be turning over in his grave, or laughing at that.

@Linspiring
If you have an iPhone, try using shazam music detector from the control centre

@SuperHarsheel said in #16:
> @Linspiring
> If you have an iPhone, try using shazam music detector from the control centre

It's alright we got it now.