Use the source, Luke [0] (or equivalent. I am not paywall jumping unless necessary today.)

YouTube crackles down on ASMR content (Boing Boing)

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For us who are not familiar with ASMR:

> Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, describes the tingling feeling that some people get when hearing certain sounds; it’s become shorthand for a genre of content where ASMR artists whisper, brush, tap or make other sounds near a microphone. A lot of ASMR content is meant for relaxation, mindfulness, and sleep.

I prefer classical music. Some works really do transport one to great places in the heart, because they are magnificent human expressions.

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uxcolumbo 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Which classical music would you recommend for ASMR like effects?

	▲	k310 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Not having gone there, I can recommend some classical pieces for serenity, for an ethereal experience, and so on. Many Mozart and other arias just transform the moment. Some favs: Casta Diva, Bellini. Ruh Sanft, Mozart. Dove Sono, Mozart. Sull 'Aria, Mozart (Shawshank "fame") Porgi Amor, Mozart (see a pattern here?) Brahms: Third movement Piano Concerto #2 Beethoven: slow movement Archduke Trio 3rd movement - Andante Cantabile Many late Beethoven string quartets, and last piano sonata. (Beethoven was deaf around and after his third symphony, so he composed without hearing aurally) Beethoven Piano Concerto 1, second movement Beethoven Piano Concerto 2, second movement Chopin Ballade slow movement Chopin Sonata Op 58. slow movement Richard Strauss: final trio from Der Rosenkavalier Just off the top. I am a piano and opera freak. MANY MORE Singers and other instrumentalists are welcome to add.