Instrumental music to relax, study and work.

Listening to instrumental music can be a great way to relax, focus while studying, or enhance productivity during work. Here are some genres and specific instrumental music recommendations that you might find suitable for these purposes:

1. **Classical Music**:

   – Johann Sebastian Bach – “Goldberg Variations”

   – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – “Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major”

   – Ludwig van Beethoven – “Moonlight Sonata”

   – Frederic Chopin – “Nocturnes”

   – Claude Debussy – “Clair de Lune”

2. **Ambient Music**:

   – Brian Eno – “Ambient 1: Music for Airports”

   – Stars of the Lid – “And Their Refinement of the Decline”

   – Max Richter – “Sleep”

   – Hammock – “Departure Songs”

   – Steve Roach – “Structures from Silence”

3. **Piano Music**:

   – Ludovico Einaudi – “Una Mattina”

   – Yiruma – “River Flows in You”

   – George Winston – “December”

   – Nils Frahm – “Spaces”

   – Keith Jarrett – “The Köln Concert”

4. **Jazz Instrumentals**:

   – Miles Davis – “Kind of Blue”

   – John Coltrane – “A Love Supreme”

   – Bill Evans Trio – “Sunday at the Village Vanguard”

   – Dave Brubeck – “Time Out”

   – Thelonious Monk – “Monk’s Dream”

5. **Electronic/Chillout**:

   – Tycho – “Awake”

   – Bonobo – “Migration”

   – Emancipator – “Baralku”

   – Carbon Based Lifeforms – “Interloper”

   – Boards of Canada – “Music Has the Right to Children”

6. **Film/Video Game Soundtracks**:

   – Hans Zimmer – “Interstellar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)”

   – Thomas Newman – “American Beauty (Original Motion Picture Score)”

   – Joe Hisaishi – “Studio Ghibli Soundtracks” (e.g., “Spirited Away,” “My Neighbor Totoro”)

   – Jeremy Soule – “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Original Game Soundtrack)”

   – Ludovico Einaudi – “Intouchables (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)”

Remember that individual preferences vary, so feel free to explore different genres and artists to find what works best for you. Additionally, streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube offer curated playlists specifically designed for relaxation, studying, and productivity.