I`ve made them into MIDI files so if you can spare some time, here it is: http://www.geocities.com/hotmail_website/mid.html

i want to find out the composers and titles... especially the 6th and 7th...

and 2nd thing, im looking for some good, relaxing (and preferably famous) ORCHESTRA music, what do you recommend me?

i have:
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Allegro
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Romance: Andante
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Rondo: Allegro
Strauss - Blue Danube Waltz
Beethoven - Symphony no. 5 in C minor
Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Spring
Bizet - Habanera from Carmen
Pachabel - Canon in D

what else do you recommend me?

1. Mozart - Nachtmusik
2. Pretty sure it`s Nachtmusik too.
3. Umm...that`s Vivaldi Four Seasons Violin Concerto. You have that don`t you?
4. The only thing I can think of is a passage from 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky.
5. Verdi - La Donna e Mobile (spelling?)
6. More Mozart
7. Definatively heard it before...dunno what it is.

Try listening to Adagio in G by Albinoni. It`s really popular.

oh thanks... that leaves 6 and 7.

hmm... ah well

Pretty much agree with Harvey. No.4 IS featured in Tchaikovsky`s 1812 Overture but actually it is La Marsseilles, the French national anthem, which was composed in one night during the French Revolution in 1792 by amateur musician Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle when he was serving as a captain in the army. You needed to know that, yes?

In my opinion it is THE BEST national anthem in the world. Being from England I`m sorry to say ours is the worst.

I believe 6 and 7 are Mozart arias but I`m not much up on Opera. I`ll come back if I find out.

I`m interested in the term relaxing music. It initially implies putting your feet up and maybe dozing off but personally I can relax to Shostakovich and Mahler in their most violent vein. However off the top of my head and as I`m English why not try some Elgar? His 2 symphonies are magnificent (as is most of his stuff).

1. Eine Kleine, 1st movement
2. Eine Kleine, 2nd movement
3. Vivaldi, 4 seasons, 1st movement (in the wrong key)
4. Not sure
5. La Donna e Mobile (woman is fickle) from Verdi`s opera "Rigoletto"
6. I`m pretty sure this isn`t Mozart...it doesn`t sound very Mozartian. It sounds like a Baroque composer, most likely Bach. I`ve got it on CD somewhere but I can`t seem to find the CD.
7. Not sure

hmm.. alright.

why doesnt anyone know 6?

No.6 is Minuet in A by Luigi Boccherini...
No. 7 I`m not so sure...

It`s either a broken link or it`s my problem...
What key was the off-key version of Four Seasons in?

The off-key version of the 4 Seasons is in F, instead of in E like it should be- only a semitone difference, but if you look at it from the point of view of the circle of 5ths it is quite a remote key.

Maybe the sequencer was trying to emulate baroque tuning?

I thought that Baroque tuning was lower, not higher- I heard that at that time A would have been around 422Hz.

Oh yeah: I posted this in the other thread, but number seven was Rossini, from "The Barber of Seville".