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Playing music in class

by Jp

Mar 16, 2016

I am looking to play relaxing music with no lyrics when my students are working on assignments. Any suggestions of a free internet channel, etc?

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yep I use Pandora also - Smooth Jazz, Baroque, Spa Music.

On 3/16/16, tlc wrote: > Pandora. > You can make your own channel. Be as specific or general as > you want eg: type in classical, or Bach. It will play various > artists, rotating through. With the occasional commercial that > is not too disruptive. But it's free. > D...See More

Mar 16, 2016

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coyoteboy I used to use Pandora, but our district blocked it (the network couldn't handle the traffic). My local library has dozens of classical/new age cd's that I can borrow for free and copy onto my laptop. Also free, and you have more control over the playlists (if you want).

Mar 16, 2016

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NickRI On 3/16/16, Jp wrote: > I am looking to play relaxing music with > no lyrics when my students are working on > assignments. Any suggestions of a free > internet channel, etc?

Check out a band called Explosions In the Sky. You could also give Caspian a try. Caspian may be a little hard but EITS is excellent. They both help me fa...See More

Mar 31, 2016

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MikeBSC2000 On 3/16/16, Jp wrote: > I am looking to play relaxing music with > no lyrics when my students are working on > assignments. Any suggestions of a free > internet channel, etc?

I play Tchaikovsky on Pandora

Apr 28, 2016

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coyoteboy Spotify is awesome and you can download it for free (although you will have to put up with some ads). They have a lot of instrumental channels specifically designed to help you focus; I like the "Deep Focus" channel.

Apr 28, 2016

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