There’s a new tune which is 8 hours long and sends you to sleep.
This will beat counting sheep for sure.
British composer Max Richter has come up with what is believed to be the longest piece of classical music ever recorded.
Fittingly titled SLEEP, Richter describes it as ‘an eight-hour lullaby’ which he hopes will send listeners to the land of Nod.
The wordless piece will premiere in Berlin in September with a concert performance from 12pm to 8am. Guests at the concert will be given beds instead of seats.
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