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A thoughtful piano solo, wistful and pretty. .
Acoustic piano with minimal accompaniment from bass and organ gives a real homely feel to this tender gospel track. This quiet celebration of spiritual thoughts is calm, light and thoughtful with a soft, swaying rhythm.
Ambient, reflective Grand Piano piece that plays for a full one hour. The music is similar to some of the works by Brian Eno, in as much as it is transparent, calmly reflective, impressionistic. Good for media, art gallery, exhibition, still imagery etc.
A sore, tender and emotional, understated piano piece, suitable for drama, loss, memories or bittersweet love stories. The main version has a constant ambient pad underneath the piano.
A beautiful, sentimental and emotional track featuring piano, acoustic guitar, cello, and violins. Perfect for productions about love, relationships, weddings and more. Sounds like: Max Richter, Olafur Arnalds, Dustin O'Halloran.
This slow cyclical waltz speaks of tristesse, loss, tenderness and longing. Style similar to Erik Satie. Two melodies gently intertwine and separate to create a story all their own. A hanging or resolved ending are both possible with some easy editing.
Quiet, slow and reflective solo piano with a few simple guitar notes that enter late on. Poignant, hopeful, wistful, conforting. Personal reflection, love, eternal hope.
Impressionistic solo piano piece; neo classical. Busy, hurried, chased. For films / cultural / special interest. Also good for historical / retro project; can be silent movie soundtrack.
An acoustic piano duet which ebbs and flows with emotion. The intricate and busy nature of the piece perfectly suits projects that require movement or need to be pushed along with a delicate pace.
A sad sentimental piano track perfect for film drama.
One of the most famous classical pieces for solo piano. Delightfully playful and hugely popular, its melodies over left hand arpeggios are instantly recognisable.