[New Age, Piano] Various Artists - The Most Relaxing - Feel Piano (2005) [FLAC]

Various Artists - The Most Relaxing - Feel Piano (2005)

| FLAC (Tracks+Cue) | 333MB | New Age, Piano, Instrumental | Covers |

The Most Relaxing - Feel Piano is a stunning compilation of New Age, classical, and instrumental piano pieces that evoke deep emotions, nostalgia, and tranquility. Featuring an exquisite blend of renowned composers and performers from across the world, this album creates a soothing and immersive experience perfect for relaxation, reflection, and quiet contemplation.

The album opens with Forbidden Love by S.E.N.S., a delicate and melancholic piece that sets the introspective tone of the collection. This is followed by Tomorrow (Ashita) by André Gagnon, whose gentle yet evocative melody captures a sense of longing and hope. From the Beginning Until Now (Hajimekara Imamade) by Ikuro Fujiwara, known from the drama Winter Sonata, adds to the emotional depth with its cinematic quality.

One of the most recognized pieces, I Believe by Kim Hyung-suk, carries a tender and heartfelt melody, while Still Blue by Akira Senju mesmerizes with its flowing, dreamlike quality. The inclusion of Energy Flow by Aki Takahashi, a minimalist masterpiece, provides a meditative and introspective moment, beautifully contrasting with the more classical selections.

The album also pays tribute to Chopin, featuring Farewell Song performed by Stanislav Bunin and Nocturne No. 2 in E-flat Major played by Maksim. These timeless pieces blend seamlessly into the album’s atmosphere of serenity and grace.

Another highlight is Meet (Bogo Sipda) by Kim Min Su, a poignant piece that tugs at the heartstrings, followed by Open Arms by Jonathan Cain, a moving instrumental rendition of the classic rock ballad. Himawari by Toshio Nakagawa introduces a warm, nostalgic element, leading into The Heart Asks Pleasure First by Michael Nyman, an emotionally powerful composition made famous by The Piano soundtrack.

Further deepening the experience, Love Inspiration by Kim Hyung-suk and Haruyo, Koi by Takashi Obara bring moments of romantic melancholy, while Childhood (Shonenjidai) by Satoshi Takebe carries an air of innocence and nostalgia.

The album closes with three unforgettable pieces: First Love [TV Instrumental] by Ken Shima, a delicate rendition of Utada Hikaru’s beloved song; Music Box Dancer by Richard Clayderman, a lighthearted and playful classic; and finally, Legend of the Wind (Nausicaä Suite) by Joe Hisaishi, which wraps up the album with a cinematic, dreamlike atmosphere.

Overall, The Most Relaxing - Feel Piano is an emotionally rich and beautifully curated collection that offers a diverse yet cohesive listening experience. Perfect for unwinding, studying, or simply embracing moments of peaceful introspection, this album is a must-have for fans of piano music and those seeking musical tranquility.

Tracklist:
1. Forbidden Love - S.E.N.S.
2. Tomorrow (Ashita) - Andre Gagnon
3. From the Beginning Until Now (Hajimekara Imamade) - Ikuro Fujiwara
4. I Believe - Kim Hyung-suk
5. Still Blue - Akira Senju
6. Energy Flow - Aki Takahashi
7. Farewell Song (Chopin) - Stanislav Bunin
8. Meet (Bogo Sipda) - Kim Min Su
9. Open Arms - Jonathan Cain
10. Himawari - Toshio Nakagawa
11. Work 9-2 Nocturne No. 2 in E Flat Major (Chopin) - Maksim
12. The Heart Asks Pleasure First The Promise - Michael Nyman
13. Love Inspiration - Kim Hyung-suk
14. Haruyo, koi - Takashi Obara
15. Childhood (Shonenjidai) - Satoshi Takebe
16. First Love [TV Instrumental] - Ken Shima
17. Music Box Dancer - Richard Clayderman
18. Legend Of The Wind (Nausicaa Suite) - Joe Hisaishi

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