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Best Classical (or ambient, I suppose) music for studying and generally being a smartypants?

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9/22/11 at 2:48pm
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I have a bit of ADD so it's really hard for me to study in silence. But most of what I listen to doesn't help me either.

 

I'm taking classes in math, engineering, and physics if that makes a difference. I have to go up to Calculus IV and Differential Equations, and something like Physics 320, so there's a long road of insanity ahead which would benefit from being serenaded by angels.

 

I'm looking for anecdotal examples, but I suppose studies are OK too. I seem to recall hearing that Mozart apparently causes magical things to happen.. Anyway, for example If you somehow got a 4.2 GPA during your time at Harvard by listening to Tchaikovsky, I just gotta know.

 

Thanks

 


Edited by Sduibek - 9/22/11 at 2:51pm
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9/22/11 at 3:33pm

Haven't seen you post in a while! Welcome back....

 

Anyway...I had a high GPA in high school and college and I mainly listened to classical back then. My favorite composers being Francesco Durante, W.A. Mozart, the Bach family, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Leonardo Leo and Pergolesi. While I did listen to the music while studying and doing homework I think the main reason my GPA was so high was because I studied and did my homework. wink_face.gif

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