I LOVE music–all types, and my class playlists always vary widely. Below is a great list of songs whether you’re a yoga instructor or not. I’ve been playing it the past couple of weeks and getting a lot of requests for song titles after classes. This is probably a little over 75 minutes of music. It follows the pace and flow of a typical yoga class but if you find that a particular song isn’t fitting the energy you’re going for, or if you’re teaching a shorter class, you can always skip a song or two.
Most of these links are via YouTube…sorry for the ads!
1. Alone in Kyoto by Air
2. Stay (feat. Mikky Ekko) by Rihanna
3. Lotus Flower by Radiohead
4. Smoke and Mirrors by Gotye
5. Sapphire by Bonobo
6. Antenna by Bonobo [This DJ/band has a lot of cool ambient music, great for yoga]
7. Peponi by The Piano Guys [This one will sound familiar]
8. The Remedy (Live) by Jason Mraz
9. Too Afraid to Love You by The Black Keys
10. 32 Flavors by Ani DiFranco
11. Hard to Concentrate by The Red Hot Chilli Peppers
12. Hurricane (Unplugged) by 30 Seconds to Mars [Featuring my future husband, Jared Leto]
13. Human Nature by 2Cellos (Sulic & Hauser) [Usually a favorite of my students']
14. Train Song by Ben Gibbard & Feist
15. Going to California by Led Zeppelin [This is a random live version, but I downloaded the recorded version on iTunes]
16. Landfill by Daughter [Beautiful song, and a typical story when it comes to me and men]
17. Over the Pond by the Album Leaf [Helloooo glorious Savasana]
18. Dawn by The Cinematic Orchestra [This band has a lot of great tunes for a yoga class and I like this song after Savasana, and sometimes at the beginning of class]
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