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  1. Blues
  2. Bluegrass
  3. Children's
  4. Christian
  5. Christian: Gospel
  6. Classical
  7. Classical: Crossover
  8. Country
  9. Country: Classic Country
  10. Country: Contemporary Country
  11. Dance
  12. Dance: Disco & Nu Disco
  13. Dance: House & Techno
  14. Dance: Reggaeton & Dancehall
  15. Dubstep
  16. Easy Listening
  17. Electronica
  18. Film Scores
  19. Folk
  20. Funk
  21. Hawaiian
  22. Indie: Indie Dance
  23. Indie: Indie Pop
  24. Indie: Indie Rock
  25. International/World
  26. Int'l: African
  27. Int'l: Asian
  28. Int'l: Brazilian
  29. Int'l: British
  30. Int'l: Jamaican
  31. Int'l: Mediterranean
  32. Jazz
  33. Jazz: Vocal Jazz
  34. Latin
  35. Latin: Cuban
  36. Latin: Puerto Rican
  37. Latin: Salsa
  38. Latin: Tropical
  39. Oldies
  40. Pop
  41. Pop: Dance Pop
  42. R&B
  43. R&B: Classic R&B
  44. R&B: Contemporary R&B
  45. R&B: Soul
  46. Rap
  47. Rap: Classic Mainstream Rap
  48. Rap: Old School Rap
  49. Rap: Today's Mainstream Rap
  50. Rap: Underground & Alternative Rap
  51. Reggae
  52. Rock
  53. Rock: Classic Alternative & Punk
  54. Rock: Classic Rock
  55. Rock: Contemporary Alternative
  56. Rock: Emo/Pop-Punk
  57. Rock: Hard Rock
  58. Rock: Metal
  59. Rock: Modern Rock
  60. Rock: Rockabilly
  61. Singer-Songwriter
  62. Showtunes
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    Enjoy a thousand years of the most popular tunes in history; true classics forever, these melodies and music will never die.
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    Get to know the music of the best known child prodigy and classical rock star in history, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
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    An introduction to classical music, featuring the best recordings of some of the most important works.
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    Mad genius, deaf curiosity, curmudgeon or reverent soul, Ludwig van Beethoven is one of a kind, perhaps the most influential composer of the last 200 years.
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    Franz Liszt was the superstar of the romantic period and his performances caused "Lisztomania" across Europe. His pyrotechnic virtuosity made him the sexiest composer alive and his works teased the senses with his devilish touch. Dare to indulge yourself.
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    The prolific Father of the Symphony was court musician to the Esterházy family; there, he spent most of his career in creative isolation, forcing himself to develop his own profound but lovely creative voice.
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    There is nothing quite like the seductive sonority of a finely played cello. Every composer has tried to win her affection through the centuries; here are the mellow classics that make her the great lady of the orchestra.
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    Take on the brilliant world that is Bach, from simple lute works to full choral masterpieces. Perfect for the aficionado or newcomer.
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    Whether you're studying for finals, organizing your desk, or filling out expense reports, these classical pieces provide the perfect musical accompaniment to help you get the job done. Now get to work!
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    After Bach and Beethoven comes Brahms. Considered conservative in his time, Johannes Brahams was a perfectionist and a craftsman. His music contains the entire emotional landscape from despair to complete exultation.
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    This playlist is comprised of songs from the most notable ballets, as well as movements and waltzes used in classical numbers by ballet companies all over the world.
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    The most influential (and at times controversial) composer of the 20th century, Igor Stravinsky embraced new music styles and expressed the turmoil of his era.
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    Classical music isn't all adagios and waltzes; often classical pieces have arrestingly fast movements. Quicken your heart rate with these brisk and energetic operas, symphonies, ballets and overtures.
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    Throw on your gown and tails and head to the ball with these fifty legendary waltzes.
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    The solo piano piece is music at its most contemplative. Enjoy these works from the classical, romantic and modern eras in any setting that calls for the quiet intimacy of the pianist and his or her instrument.
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    Listen to essential arias from operas being performed during Metropolitan Opera's 2011-2012 season, ranging from Puccini's classic "La Bohéme" to Philip Glass' experimental "Satyagraha."
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    An introduction to classical solo piano music, featuring the best recordings of the most important works.
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    Explore new and historic divas and divos, singing the legendary arias from all the most famous operas of the last 300 years.
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    Explore the ornate and beautiful era we call the baroque period. Hear the best tunes from 1600 to 1750 including masterworks by Bach, Vivaldi, and many more.
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    Songs by classical crossover tenor Andrea Bocelli as well as his closest contemporaries and collaborators.
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    Tired? Angry? Need some peace of mind? Put down whatever you're doing and enjoy some relaxing and inspiring musical moments at a nice slow tempo.
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    A full orchestra is not always needed for classical music; in fact, more music has been written for intimate spaces than grand concert halls. Explore the chamber music of the great composers.
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    A sophisticated, earthy soundtrack of classical music inspired by autumn. Listen closely and you'll hear leaves changing color.
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    Modern avant-garde classical composers regularly experiment with everything from tonality to new forms of mathematical composition. This playlist features recordings from the most notable and influential modern avant-grade composers.
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    Kids love the adventure, depth and whimsy of classical music. It inspires their imaginations and helps give them an understanding of history. Make the concert hall a magical place for kids of all ages!
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    Sometimes you just need some "me" time, with a good book and a cup of tea. Here's some calming classical music for your quiet moments alone.
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    From the time Saint Nicholas saved the fishermen to today's celebrations, music has been our companion during the holiday season. Enjoy seasonal music sacred and secular, profound and popular.
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    Dinner date at home? Guests? Just cocktails? Or maybe you just need to feel cool and sophisticated while out and about. This classy combination of jazz and classical music will help set the mood
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    Drifting off to sleep to classical music can set the stage for amazing dreams. Enjoy these classical favorites for bedtime and nap time too!
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    Gambler, clergy, musician, and most famously, seducer, Casanova was one of the most influential men in 18th century Europe, at least in his own mind. These tunes from his celebrated era carried the spirit of love across all of Europe, and remain inspiring today.
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    Clear, concise and creative solo piano recordings that evoke a contemplative and, at times, nocturnal feeling. Perfect for late night unwinding.
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    Easter is a celebration rich in music history and amazing works. Choral and orchestral favorites invoke the best and worst of humanity in effort to rise above the day to day struggles. Requiems, oratorios and meditation. This is a mix of inspiration and hope for all.