Fave Instrumental?

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Fave Instrumental?

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Harlem Nocturne....Duke Ellington...
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Mine has to be In The Mood by Glenn MIller....love the Big Band era.
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Too many to mention, but the first that came to mind was Bach's Toccata and Fugue.
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Classical Gas by Mason Williams and Tommy Emanuel does an incredible version as well.
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Akcent my passion
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Are we talking about an instrumental solo that's buried inside a rock song? I mean, assuming we're not talking classical, I'm going to go with Pipeline by the Alan Parsons Project.
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I can't think of a favorite instrumental off the top of my head but I really do love them. A lot of the time I'll just listen to instrumentals of my favorite songs to switch things up.
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There isn't a definitive one for me because too much of a good thing is bad, I guess. I just really like listening to Chillhop and most of its other subcategories because they're catchy, calm, and just fresh. Sometimes, I'll search up the instrumental of a trendy song or a song that I found to be really interesting and is stuck in my head.
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I don't really have a specific favorite instrumental. I do however hold a special love for piano instrumentals as I really do love piano.
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I would have to say piano. I have played piano for years
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I don't know the title, but I love the piano music from Titanic movie. It's really beautiful to me.
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Deborah's Theme from Once Upon a Time in America played by Chris Botti. Amazing! :D
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Orion by Metallica is an excellent one!
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Since I play the violin myself, I can't get enough of instrumental violin music. My main song is Elements by Lindsey Sterling. Highly recommended if you enjoy dubstep, violin, or both.
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"Tossed" by Frank Black
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