[BPP]

Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and his contemporaries,
Almost anything pre 1830ish.
Hector Berlioz and Max Bruch.
My great love are the Tudor composers – Tomkins, Tallis, East, Gibbons etc.
I can listen to Pavarotti and Domingo for hours.
20 Century music (with the exception of the great Freddie Mercury) does nothing for me.
I always carry a USB stick with all my ‘Favourites’ on – saves searching.
BPP

[CheerUp]

I’ll listen to pretty much anything from Frank Sinatra to Faithless depending on what I need to get done. However for take off I always listen to the same song, Master of Puppets by Metallica, superstition is a wonderful thing!

[Sami]

Kate Bush of course. No one comes close to her ethereal voice and music as your plane sails through the clouds.

[Vikram Ahuja]

Strangely I never listen to music on flight. Its either movies that I see or podcasts that I end up listening.

[fatbear]

I rarely listen to any Music on board unless there is something of interest in the AVOD listings. Usually there isn’t anything compelling. If not trying to sleep, I prefer to read, or stare at the flight tracker……

[SAS]

Indian music. Lata, Shreya and Alka are my favourites from Bollywood.

[SwissExPat]

Not quite music, but I find myself listening to RELAX MEDITATION app on my iphone (free for the basic, I believe I paid €30 for lifetime accedd to the premium version).

Whilst there is Meditation programmes on this app, there is a facility to create your own soundscape by mixing sounds (waterlapping, looping music, wind, distant train, etc) and then save the combination etc.

Combined this with my LIBRATION in ear noise cancelling headphones (using apple lightening connection) and I have a very relaxing experience. It is a great way to block out the world and I’d be lost without it now!

[mkcol74]

This is my preferred.

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