I`ve made them into MIDI files so if you can spare some time, here it is: http://www.geocities.com/hotmail_website...

i want to find out the composers and titles... especially the 6th and 7th...

and 2nd thing, im looking for some good, relaxing (and preferably famous) ORCHESTRA music, what do you recommend me?

i have:
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Allegro
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Romance: Andante
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Rondo: Allegro
Strauss - Blue Danube Waltz
Beethoven - Symphony no. 5 in C minor
Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Spring
Bizet - Habanera from Carmen
Pachabel - Canon in D

what else do you recommend me?

is this forum dead!?

oops wrong URL

it was

http://www.geocities.com/hotmail_website/mid.html

pls help... thanks

Good orchestra music

by johann strauss Jr:

Nachfalter op157
Rosen aus dem Süden op388
Scherzo - Polka op72

I know so many more of strauss, if any one have any question about johann strauss, contact me,

Piece 1- Mvt. 1 from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart
Piece 2- Mvt 2 from the aforementioned work
Piece 3- Vivaldi`s Four Seasons. This is the first mvt of Spring
Piece 4- Tcaikovsky 1812 Overture
Piece 5- La Donna E Mobile from Verdi`s opera Rigoletto
Piece 6- Minuet from String Quartet n. 1 in E
Piece 7- couldn`t hear enough to tell

If you want some good stuff to relax to, I would highly recommend some of the French impressionistic works such as:

Ravel- Ma Mere L`Oye(probably mispelled it, but it is the Mother Goose Suite)
Debussy- most of his worked would be good, one of the best is Claire D`Lune(probably mispelled again)
Some of the Mozart symphonies are good, as he only composed 2 of them in a minor key.
Most slow mvts from Beethoven symphonies are really good to relax to...2, 6, and 9 are probably the best imho.
If you are looking for just plain lightness of sound, you will probably want to stick to the Classical period of music(c. 1750-c. 1830).

oh my goodness! i know number seven but i just cant think of the name! i think it`s by a russian composer- but i`ll post it if/when i remember!
as for what music to recommend..... all of beethoven`s symphonies are amazing, and most of tachaikovsky`s work is brilliant too (I`m not a fan of Eugene Onegin). If you prefer slightly more modern then R.Strauss`s tone poems can be great fun to listen to. there`s so much wonderful classical music out there! (i know that sounds cheesy!)- just listen to as much as possible to find out what you like and don`t like.

here`s some good orchestra music:
Samuel Barber - adagio for strings and violin
concerto second movement.
Brahms-academic festival overture
copland-the cowboys
Grieg-pyre gynt suite