A classic sounding, lush and beautiful pop ballad. A timeless with acoustic guitar, warm 70's sounding electric guitar and softly swaying string orchestra in the back. Dreamy and delightful; very relaxing. Available in Vocal or Instrumental version.
France, traditional cafe
Sad and romantic solo piano track was written in a classical romantic piano style. Sad and gentle. Nostalgic and tender. Waltz has a three parts. The middle part is a Polonaise.
This a melancholic but uplifting instrumental featuring ukulele and acoustic guitars.
Irish, celtic or medieval background piece. Drone and recorder/irish flute, with windchimes. Memories of Ireland or home lands. Ambient.
Acoustic guitar piece. Warm and loving. Sweet and homely.
A slightly moody harp melody to a light latin percussion accompaniment provides a foundation for strong piano to fill the track with a glowing pride. Reflective and sentimental
Frederic Chopin Nocturne in F sharp major, op. 15 no. 2. Solo piano. Performed live in studio by renowned concert pianist Vadim Chaimovich.
A peaceful, cosy and tasteful version of the classic Christmas carol with acoustic piano and cello. All unplugged, live performance.
A tender and emotional piano led ambient track. Reflective and poignant, this track has a soft string section which adds a real depth to the sound. It is available with or without drums.
A strong, yet reflective and slightly melancholic ambient track with a piano lead, soothing backings and a small yet stirring string section. The track has quite a cinematic and grand feel to it along with some interesting rhythms.
Easy-going and light hearted acoustic guitar track with a nice melody, subtle drums and bass. Nice and smooth, but not too overly romantic. Relaxed and uncomplicated - good for creating a relaxed, but happy mood. Slight folk influence.
Bach, Minuet in G minor, BWV Anh. 115. Performed live in studio, exclusively for Lynne cert pianist Želimir Panić. Note: This piece is often attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach, although it is actually composed by Christian Petzold.