What classical music sets the mood for you

Love the right room temperature,candles,mirrors and great music in the background what does it for you ?

I'm the same way, except I don't use candles. I use aroma therapy with a diffuser and different scented oils. I have five aromas I like: Rose, lavender, lilac, radiant orchid, and my favorite - Tranquility. All are from Walmart. They make the entire house smell good.

I always wait until my household chores are done, everything is clean, and I can really relax for the afternoon and evening.

For music, I love light classical. Sometimes I'll put on relaxation music which is a bit different from classical.

To really get in the mood, I'll have a glass or two of Riesling wine, close all the blinds so it's a bit darker, lock the doors and turn off the phone, and keep the A/C on a bit cooler but not cold. This sets the stage for an uninterrupted romantic interlude with the enema bag even if it's "romance for one". Sorry, I'm a hopeless romantic! LOL!

Speaking of which, the enema bag awaits, the mood is set, and I'm off to enjoy a good, relaxing bowel cleansing, followed by a really strong orgasm and a shower at the end. Then it's time to enjoy jumbo shrimp cocktail (thawing in the fridge), a trip to get a pizza, and a good movie on my big-screen TV. The day's planned.

Alex

Bach - preferably organ

Depends on the mood.

Romantic mood is electrified by acoustic guitar music. I have found electric candles, especially with the moving flame to be as romantic as real candles, without the odor.

I have always loved pipe organ music. Bach makes me want to get up and dance, especially if it is played by Virgil Fox.

Electronic midi music can be relaxing.

With the question being "what classical music", certainly Beethoven

Dr Strangelove said

What classical music sets the mood for you?

Are you asking specifically to set the mood for enemas or any type of sexual activity?

Isn't it obvious ?

Handel's Water Music !!!!! 😄

The kind I can turn off, and put on some good Alternative rock.

Probably the most INTENSE piece of music for intense play like spanking, huge enemas, strapping, etc, is

the overture to the opera (I know I will spell this incorrectly) carmini berana . the overpowering vocals along with that music!

Correction: Carmina Burana

Probably the most INTENSE piece of music for intense play like spanking, huge enemas, strapping, etc, is

the overture to the opera (I know I will spell this incorrectly) carmini berana . the overpowering vocals along with that music!

Carmina Burana by Carl Orff and it is a CANTATA, not an opera.

My three favorite recordings are Ozawa Boston Symphony, Andre Previn with the Weiner Philharmonic and the real oldie with Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau where the tempo is a little too fast for my taste, but you can't beat his voice.

The piece is great for corporal punishment especially every time "O Fortuna" comes up as a full theme or leitmotif. Let the beatings begin!

Carmina Burana by Carl Orff and it is a CANTATA, not an opera.

The piece is great for corporal punishment especially every time "O Fortuna" comes up as a full theme or leitmotif. Let the beatings begin!

@SwitchableSusie, I have the Shaw recording of this, which I value, for I sang with Robert Shaw for many years. Now the recording you really must hear is entitled O Fortuna Misheard Lyrics at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIwrgAnx6Q8.

If this doesn't come through, I will try another way to get it to you.

At the first line I died laughing. I'm still watching as I type. I will see this a couple of times.

My husband has 12 pr 13 recordings of this (it's one of his fetishes) and one night a year ago he spent five hours comparing two versions of it on two stereo systems and he was so excited that he made me listen to his LONG critiques of both recordings on both systems. He was like a boy with a new bicycle. It was a long night!

That's as good as the best Peter Schickele.

I'm still laughing.

I'm never going to be able to listen to Carmina again and not sing those lyrics!

My husband has 12 pr 13 recordings of this (it's one of his fetishes) and one night a year ago he spent five hours comparing two versions of it on two stereo systems and he was so excited that he made me listen to his LONG critiques of both recordings on both systems. He was like a boy with a new bicycle. It was a long night!

Did you, by any chance, receive enemas while listening.........LMAO!

Did you, by any chance, receive enemas while listening.........LMAO!

Not to Carmina, but we usually have music on in various parts of the house .

The only music we ever tried to synchronize with sex was to Bolero and Knights in White Satin.

I've never synchronized, but I suppose the Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovskiwould be good. Especially if my young woman were in a Clara gown and bow and ballet slipper socks. That would be a fun age play, tbh.

Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony.....

I'm a lifelong fan of Carmina Burana, but never considered it as music for sex. I'd probably opt for something chamber or orchestral by Mozart.

Eric

While I love baroque musick (ha ha), especially some of the lesser known Italian composers, having music playing while engaged in any kind of sexual activity at all would be an absolute mood breaker.

Music sort of 'captures' the mind and forces it into following its rhythms and cadence and distracts from any activity I am engaged in. Music is designed to do this, to enrapture the soul (if done right that is) and how can that not be otherwise than completely distracting from other activities? And if the music doesn't suit you, then it is annoying to a maddening degree. Nothing worse than having to suffer through music you don't like (like in shopping malls, supermarkets and other public spaces).

So, no music for this please. Silence is golden. It allows one to retreat into the inner mind and consciousness. Music distracts from that, no matter how much you like a certain style and style ...

Classical music only adds to the irritation and makes it hard to relax.

Some good Alt-rock will do me, a quiet room is better than classical music.

Pandora. Spa or Oriental music....yum

Classical jazz

It’s not classical, but a classic, at least in a perverted sort of way - The Legend of the Illinois Enema Bandit by Frank Zappa. Put it on repeat, then followed by Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow.

Debussy's "clair de lune." I love it !

The 1812 overture

With medfet play, I like a brighly lit room, surgery room style, with soft classical music. The more sterile the environment/smell, the better 😃