Modern classical music doesn't have to be difficult

The list author says:
	"Fantastic melodic pieces by the innovative Shostakovich. Includes the gorgeous melancholic Andante from Concerto No.2"

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	"Chilled, down tempo, lots of space, stirring, beautiful, simple, minimalist."

The list author says:
	"Some Glass can be a bit frenetic but this is understated, simple, dreamy.  Enough to make you want to take up piano"

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	"This has been referred to as the greatest classical CD ever and it's difficult to argue with Debussy's superb fusion of romantic and modern. Start here!"

The list author says:
	"Beautiful choral works and also his most famous cello piece - the Protecting Veil"

The list author says:
	"Shoenberg was famous for experimenting with the attonal effect of using all 12 notes!  However the Verklarte Nacht is actually a beautiful, accessible work."

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	"The essential tracks to aim for are the Tallis Fantasia, Larks Ascending, Greensleeves, and Lazarus (this has some of them including the gorgeous Tallis theme being the most essential of all!)."

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	"This has become a bit of an underground classic in recent years. The excellent value Naxos edition includes some bonus pieces.  Beautiful and haunting."

The list author says:
	"A definitive version of the guitar and orchestra classic, plus some great 20th century spanish piano music"