Chinese project

[Scott Lee]

what are we doing, how will we do it, and when should it be done.

 

To: elliot misa, noah lincoln, and nathan barnitz

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You are authorized, your existance will continue

[Ronald Knish]

Friday and ask elloit  oh we are doing a powerpoint

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HOCKEY IS BEAST
HOCKEY IS BEAST

[ScottLee1998]

Noah Ronnie Nathan and Eliot! Has anyone done anything?

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[Robert Richardson]

Anyone know any good studying songs?

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Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.

Ronald Reagan

[Silence Dogood]

Eye of the Tiger, Final Countdown, Wild Side, Kickstart my Heart, Shout at the Devil '97. At least that's what I listen to

[Noah Lincoln]

i listen to rise against and sabaton

On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 9:08 PM, Silence Dogood <hasbrog...@gmail.com> wrote:

Eye of the Tiger, Final Countdown, Wild Side, Kickstart my Heart, Shout at the Devil '97. At least that's what I listen to

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Alles wird gut

[Richard Copenhaver]

also classical musci helps fuck the haters

but listen to mostly any type of music except for pop and country and christian ew.

[Robert Richardson]

kk Thanks guys :)

[Robert Richardson]

I was listening to Inception Music, some old game's music I've never heard of, and Seven Nation Army, and a few hilarious parodies :P

[Silence Dogood]

Nice but Richard is correct, they've actually proven that classical music helps you read (and I guess studying follows along with that). In that matter I suggest Russian Easter Ouverture, Slavonic March, Tchaicovski's 5th Symphony (2nd movement is very pretty sounding), uhhhhhhh Bach's Suite No. 1 (Preludium should be familiar and possibly Minuetto No. 1), The Swan by Saint-Saens yah stuff like that. Pretty much all the things I can play (or at least play the melody)

[Robert Richardson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUhvGut8C3M&feature=endscreen&NR=1 This one has helped me a lot

On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 9:23 PM, Silence Dogood <hasbrog...@gmail.com> wrote:

Nice but Richard is correct, they've actually proven that classical music helps you read (and I guess studying follows along with that). In that matter I suggest Russian Easter Ouverture, Slavonic March, Tchaicovski's 5th Symphony (2nd movement is very pretty sounding), uhhhhhhh Bach's Suite No. 1 (Preludium should be familiar and possibly Minuetto No. 1), The Swan by Saint-Saens yah stuff like that. Pretty much all the things I can play (or at least play the melody)

[Richard Copenhaver]

yeah thats why i work best at panera after pyp.

cause they have chamber music on.

and that helps me think. so i get like 3 days worth of hw done in like 2 hours

[Richard Copenhaver]

also 

the tron score is good

its a weird good

but its good

the 2010 or something

version of tron

the score to that is good 

but weird but good.

[Robert Richardson]

ofc you recommend a fair amount of cello parts Ryan >:)

[Richard Copenhaver]

lol i would be getting all up on fantasia and chamber music and motsarts bassoon concherto yes

*recomends bassoon parts

stupid spelling getting in my way

[Richard Copenhaver]

also the score of amneisa the dark decent is very good

and

also

if you played the game

when you turn it on your running from your computer now

[Robert Richardson]

Not really into horror games, or actually video games in general now, haven't played in about 6 months, to busy :P

[Noah Lincoln]

listen to 1812 overture robert. its long and peaceful but still awesome.

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Alles wird gut

[Tarek]

Lol do the thing that richard posted as his status at one point to feel fancy. tht was pretty cool.

[Richard Copenhaver]

ahh yes there was one with one classical overature and the other was a jazz peice 

i remember those.

but yes. robert still the amnesia soundtrack is really good. even if you don't play the game its good study music.

[John Doe]

My favorites right now

bach bvw 1001 fuga

tchaikovsky violin

winter 4 seasons 

vivaldi double cello

bach double violin all 3 movs

kriesler P&A violin

accolay violin

la folia vivaldi correli

mendelssohn violin 

sibaelius violin

bach little fugue

schubert schwannesang

beethoven kreutzer sonata

franck violin sonata

mozart A and D minor concertos

bazzini ronde des...

sacrificial dance from le sacre du printemps

etc.

and when I'm feeling particularly old-fashioned a little Dufay and Desprez or something.

[Robert Richardson]

Thanks Guys :)