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Volume Four Andante

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Highly recommended for creating a brain-friendly & conducive environment for studying &/or working!
This is actually one of four beautiful music CDs in a special packaged collection, known as Collection I, produced by the Lind Institute. The LIND Institute is in its twenty-fifth year as a leader in the use of music in learning, teaching, training and health.

'Relax with the Classics' has become a key element in numerous training courses, workshops, and seminars conducted around the world. It is a uniquely designed collection of beautiful music from the Baroque era. This is not simply music to fall asleep by. This is music to think and relax by, to work and create by, to teach and to learn by.

Not only is this delightful music ideal to play for sheer enjoyment, but it is also perfect to:

- Play when you need to de-stress, unwind, and relax automatically -- in the car or when you return home after work;
- Play when you work, either at home or at the office--to increase joy and motivation, as well as productivity;
- Play to maximize creativity--while you paint or write, brainstorm or invent;
- Play when you study, teach, or train;

Music selections in this volume include: Manfredini, Largo from Concerto Grosso, Op. 3, No. 12; Giuliani, Andante from Concerto for Two Mandolins and Viola; Tartini, Largo andante from Violin Concerto in A; Handel, Pastorale; Vivaldi, Andante from Sinfonia in C for Strings and Harpsichord; and Pergolesi, Largo from Concerto for Violin and Orchestra;

The other three volumes in Collection I are:

- Volume I: Largo;
- Volume II: Adagio;
- Volume III: Pastorale;

I have always played the 'Relax with the Classics' in my office/store as well as in my home ever since I bought the Collection I in the early 80's. My personal favourite is Volume I: Largo. I also own Collection II.

If you want to understand the significance & benefits of 'Relax with the Classic' in your learning pursuits, I suggest readers to get hold of & read 'Learn with the Classics: using Music to Study Smart At Any Age."