From a carefully-paced Debussy prelude, to a gentle movement from a Beethoven sonata, the piano has been treated to some of the greatest composers’ most beautiful and calming music. So nestle into a ...

Read more: 10 most relaxing pieces of classical music Satie – Gymnopédie No.1. Luscious chords, slow tempi and gorgeous, drifting mood, the Gymnopédies by French composer Erik Satie have become ...

Composed for orchestra, Forgotten Dreams was completed for recording by the composer on June 2, 1954, in analog mono sound, where it was first performed. It is 2 minutes and 10 seconds long.

Moon Music is not filled with stadium rockers like A Head Full of Dreams, nor is it as good as Parachutes. But it is their best work since their 2015 album. That is largely thanks to its hopefulness.

Enhancing the edges of sleep. Sleep and music have been intertwined for centuries: a creation myth of Bach’s Goldberg Variations involves a sleepless Count. More recently, a Western fascination ...

It almost dreams with me in the concert. I have an idea, and I don’t even have to verbalise or to think how to do it. The piano reads it directly from my soul.” Music, asserts Zimerman, is not ...

Steven Halpern, the GRAMMY nominated founder of New Age music, creates lush hi-psi soundscapes that shimmer with luminous hypnotic ambiences. CANNABIS DREAMS is among the first and latest of ...

They incorporated scientific theory to unlock the “world’s most relaxing song”, working with sound therapists during the recording process in a similar way to a music composer and filmmaker.

Just 18 months after starting to play the piano, Syrian refugee Tambi Cimuk took to the stage at Carnegie Hall and is being called a prodigy, the CBC's Steven D'Souza writes from New York City.