Igor Longhi – “La Luna”-I appreciate the cathartic style of the piano in this piece. It seems to lull the listener from the very start. The melody moves without feeling rushed. The overall style is calming and helps me to be introspective. If …
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Three inspiring neoclassical pieces to motivate your midweek
Theo Litson – “Routine”-From first listen, I found this piece of music to be delightfully inspiring. There’s an energy in the repetition that I find cathartic and moving. Something about the high elements of the melody make me feel like I’m going on …
Three peaceful neoclassical tracks to improve your week
ARTur Moon – “Relax”-The track is actually called “Relax” so you can tell the mood it’s going for right away. Unbelievably, undeniably peaceful, this is the kind of music that is why I say I am a fan of neoclassical. The piano allows …
Three moving, atmospheric neoclassical pieces
Joel Humlen – “Long term car park bin fire”-I’ve never titled a neoclassical piece, so I’m not sure what the process is like, but I have to say this one seemed interesting to me. I’m not sure what exactly the song is meant …
Three engaging neoclassical pieces for your winter playlist
Alexander Claussen – “Gentler times”-I adore this style of music; I guess you’d call it piano jazz in its most relaxing form. There’s a sense of meandering to it that I enjoy. I love this piece in particular for reminding me of the …
Easing into the new year with a featured neoclassical piece by Nemo Filou
Nemo Filou – “Lutèce”-The breathtaking composition style of this neoclassical piece from Nemo Filou stood out to me immediately. It’s one part quiet and contemplative, while also having this moving energy to it. Something about the chord selections even feel jazzy to me …
Three neo-classical tunes to help bring calm for winter solstice
Marcello Liverani – “Tangles”-The calm of this track is cathartic. It’s almost like it was written for the express purpose of helping the listener look inward. In a world that has been (for some of us) chaotically boring or, at best, artificially restful, …
Three neoclassical pieces to bring calm in uncertain times
Tristan Eckerson – “Soma”-The timing of this piece is really captivating, pulling the listener in right from the start. It’s almost hypnotic in the way the left hand waltzes and the right hand tells a story. The combination is quintessential neoclassical writing. I …
Three peaceful neoclassical tracks
Sherwood Roberts – “You in the rain”-This is a captivating tune from Sherwood Roberts, one of the most-covered neoclassical artists I’ve discovered this year. Roberts has the remarkable ability to create emotive pieces that also bring calm. It’s not all movement and not …
Three peaceful neoclassical pieces to bring calm
Tim Tulsa – “Then”-There’s something inherently graceful about this piece. The left hand has a beautiful seemingly simple waltz time to keep the movement. The right hand shows an expressive melody that makes me wonder. The two come together for a delightful neoclassical …
