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 …
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Three neoclassical pieces to bring you to a peaceful weekend
Teodor Wolgers – “Obliviate”-The calming piano in this piece of music connected with me right away. The rolling melody lines connect quite well together. The overall style is peaceful, perfect for a playlist in the background or some intentional meditation. I can’t make …
Three introspective neoclassical pieces to give your wandering mind some direction
Barry Hudson-Taylor – “Better Days”-Followers of my neoclassical coverage will be no stranger to Barry Hudson-Taylor. His composition style hits the nail on the head with neoclassical. It’s magical, light, and meandering. I’m not sure if these “better days” are the halcyon past …
A pair of neoclassical pieces from two site favorite composers Hideyuki Hashimoto and Piotr Wiese
Hideyuki Hashimoto – “Page”-As an avid reader, I have to say I am curious if the page referenced in the title here is about reading. Is this a song about a book? Or perhaps about the joy of reading? There’s a curious and …
Three neoclassical pieces to captivate and inspire in this spring season
Michael Koch – “Vergeben”-The best types of neoclassical music are the pieces that are able to bring together classical styling with something that feels modern and fresh. It doesn’t mimick the past so much as it adapts and evolves it into something new. …
Three chill neoclassical pieces to bring in the weekend
Meg Blumberg – “Extant”-If you’re looking for a neoclassical piece to bring calm, Blumberg may be one of the best composers out there. It’s interesting to me that this piece is slow and methodical, but does not offer the sleepiness of so many …
Three neoclassical pieces to begin the merry month of May
Lucas Forch – “Arturo”-There’s a delightfully expressive style to the piano here. I appreciate the way that it rolls from each phrase into the next. There’s some repetition, but also some changing textures that keep the listener engaged. Mostly, though, I like how …
Three neoclassical pieces that will move your emotions
Hideyuki Hashimoto – “outro”-I’ve featured Hashimoto here before, always highlighting the mechanical sounds and nature of the recording. I still do really enjoy that part of the style. There’s something in this composition that reminds me of Disney’s “When you wish upon a …
Three neoclassical pieces that will bring warmth for these chilly rainy spring days
Andrew Land – “Loss and Expense”-There’s an atmospheric quality to this piece that really sets it apart. It’s hard to explain what exactly makes a neoclassical track resonate more than others, but for me, this one unfolds so nicely. It is, in a …
Three remarkable neoclassical pieces to prepare you for the weekend
Ron Verboom – “Nothing more nothing less”-I’m not much for experimental elements in neoclassical music, so for me to approve it there must be something truly remarkable about it. When I first heard the atmospheric elements of Verboom’s latest track, I felt like …
