Thomas Haueter – “Prelude I in C Major, BWV 846”-No, we didn’t turn into a classical music blog over night. This track was submitted under the genre of “acoustic,” which it most certainly is… and it’s stunning. I don’t always know what to …
Tag Archives: neoclassical
Featured Track: Sergio Diaz De Rojas – “Holding her is where I learned forgiveness” – Breathtaking neoclassical, artful folk
Sergio Diaz De Rojas – “Holding her is where I learned forgiveness”-I know the whole point of a blog is to write about music, but this is the type of music that leaves me feeling a bit speechless, honestly. It’s more like a …
Featured neoclassical track: Scholler
Scholler – “Hang on go to an empty church and think it over”-There’s a prayerful sincerity to this track that definitely makes it stand out. The calming piano work here reminds me of years of growing up around piano players who prepared church …
Three neoclassical pieces to bring calm for the new week
Lucas van Kesteren – “Luminous”-From the first time I heard this track, I knew it was a good fit for our neoclassical coverage. The phrasing is intrigue, pulling the listener in to enjoy. The calming piano sound is sufficient for calming, yet the …
Three neoclassical pieces that capture the imagination
Julie Hanney – “Blue”-The word “cathartic” comes to mind when listening to the musical work of Julie Hanney. This track, “Blue” has a genuine cathartic energy that makes me want to take a deep breath and just…….. relax. It’s a beautiful style with …
Three neoclassical pieces to bring calm this summer
Gianluca Piacenza – “Photograph”-This is not the first time nor will it be the last that we feature the beautiful songwriting of Gianluca Piacenza. The phrasing and sincerity is incredible on this composition. I adore the way the sound is recorded here. There’s …
Three pieces that help define neoclassical music in 2021
Mazoulew – “Tourist”-When it comes to neoclassical music, there are a number of innovative soundscapes that can be fit into the genre. This new piece from Mazoulew does a wonderful job of bringing in a cathartic piano element with subtle flourishes and highlights …
Three neoclassical pieces to set a peaceful mood for your week
Aija Alsina – “I hope you live”-I don’t always know how to describe neoclassical piano work, but when I got to the end of the first line of this piece I felt chills up and down my spine. If that’s not the measure …
Three calming neoclassical to calm your mind
Gianluca Piacenza – “The Right Place”-If you’re looking for a calming composition, this piece from Piacenza is really appealing. There are some atmospheric elements in the mix, but the main melody is in the form of the piano. I appreciate how the melody …
Three calming new neoclassical pieces for your summer relaxation playlist
Liz Mathieson – “epilogue: a place above the clouds”-I love this piece. I suppose it’s because it reminds me of 19th century music. But there’s something sweet and charming, like a Ken Burns documentary, that emerges when listening to this track. Mathieson has …
