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I’ll check out your “My Bedtime Stories”, too. We can never have too much soothing!
My tinnitus is two distinct sounds….. one like a constant low rumble, and the other a high-pitched cicada sound. My husband will say, “Listen to that rain on the roof,” and I will hear nothing but my regular rumble, which obliterates the sound of the rain. I need to have some other kind of sound going just to take my focus off what’s going on in my head.
I love piano music. I have a music playlist on Amazon Music of Kevin Kern music. I find him very soothing.
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@karen1945 Oops, Karen, I didn't mean to imply the name I was listening to was titled "My Bedtime Stories "! What I meant was that I was playing YOUR suggestion of "Bedtime Stories for Adults" at the moment when I was replying to your post, just to see if Echo had it, and it did have it. Sometimes writing instead of talking gets complicated, especially on 4 hours of sleep! Lol.
Now, I'm playing your suggestion of Kevin Kern's piano music. Very nice, and no words to think of either, as we listen to the melodies. I often request "Music for Reading" from Amazon Music and my Echo plays solo classical piano by various pianists. Like you, I miss most softer sounds due to the tinnitus racket!