David Chutka – “#22” -This is neither the first nor probably the last time we’re featuring David Chutka’s work on our site. He is, simply, one of the best neoclassical artists we receive on a regular basis. The piano is conventional and fills …
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Dynamic and moving neoclassical music
Astralus – “Bliss” -A lot of the neoclassical we cover emphasizes the classical, but this track is a bit more on the “neo” side; that is to say that this song feels almost futuristic in its composition. The opening is contemplative and sweet, …
A short neoclassical list to set your spirit
I have always found neoclassical music to be soothing and soulfully enriching. In that vein, here are some tracks that will help to set the mood for the week and put you in a zen place. Kotaro Saito – “Byo No Ma” -Even …
Four reflective neoclassical pieces – Lunchtime Playlist May 28
Nay Shalom – “Nostalgia” -One of my favorite things about neoclassical music is that it often evokes nostalgia for me, so when I saw the title of this track I was already interested. The title fits, too, as I was able to conjure …
Invigorating neoclassical for your Thursday – Lunchtime Playlist May 10
Mr. and Mrs. Cello – “Nuvole Bianche” -This is an act you don’t see every day; two world class cello players who are married to each other making sweet duet music together. It’s really an incredible thing to watch and certainly to hear. …
Artist Spotlight: Jesse Brown’s neoclassical piano work is truly exceptional
Neoclassical music is some of the most relaxing being made right now. People don’t always even know what to call it, but the peaceful lines and colorful melodies work toward something that can be truly uplifting. With Jesse Brown’s music, you’ll hear a …
Lunchtime Playlist March 26 – Calming neoclassical to nurse that h… appy meal
Tim Tulsa – “Up” -I’m a sucker for vintage pianos where you can hear the clanking of the pedals in the background of a lofi recording. Tulsa’s sound is just lovely in that way. It’s the kind of piece that you’ll listen to …
Six New Piano Pieces Full of Passion
Six New Piano Pieces Full of Passion Guest Review by Rachel Bearinger There is something about the familiar sound of a piano that makes it one of the most popular and recognizable instruments in the world. It’s no wonder that so many musicians …
Calming Neoclassical Music for your weekend
Sometimes it can be hard to write an intro to a neoclassical article without sounding trite. “Calming” and “peaceful” just feel so repetitive… but honestly that’s what these tracks are. We’re so privileged to feature them here on our site. Do enjoy and …
Two Melodic Neoclassical Tracks
Some of you love the neoclassical stuff we cover here, others of you seem to avoid it. And hey we’re okay with that because we all have our own “thing.” That said, if you’re looking for something to add to a relaxing playlist, …
