By mood · By age
By mood, by age —
shelves picked for you
Like the racks in a record shop, we have set aside a few pieces for each moment. Pick a shelf, then play one piece or the whole shelf.
Listen by mood picks ten fresh pieces from the feelings you choose right now; these shelves are arranged by Pyeongeum in advance. Pick ten pieces for how you feel now →
BY MOOD
Music for every mood
When you need comfort, before sleep, when you miss someone — pieces set aside for moments like these.
- Piano Concerto No. 2Rachmaninoff · II. Adagio sostenuto
Written after a long slump; the flute is the first to sing
- Symphony No. 9 'From the New World'Dvořák · II. Largo
A single English horn lingers over one long, slow tune
- CanonPachelbel
Eight bass notes circle without rest while melodies stack on top
- The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I: Prelude No. 1Bach
One broken-chord pattern carries on to the end, like steady breathing
- Symphony No. 4Beethoven · II. Adagio
A quiet pulse holds the strings' melody up from start to finish
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BY AGE
Music by age
From your teens to your sixties, pieces worth hearing at each age. The age is only a starting point — open any shelf.
- Symphony No. 5Beethoven · I. Allegro con brio
The famous four short notes that drive the whole movement
- The Four Seasons: SpringVivaldi · I. Allegro
A concerto printed with a sonnet about spring
- Maple Leaf RagJoplin
Ragtime from 1899 — the right hand slips off the beat
- Étude in C minorChopin
A two-minute étude where the right hand sweeps the whole keyboard
- Symphony No. 40Mozart · I. Molto allegro
One of only two symphonies Mozart wrote in a minor key
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