03 09 2015

Featured in the Alexander Payne's Academy Award winning film "The Descendants" (starring George Clooney).

From Makana's album "Venus, and the Sky Turns to Clay: The Instrumental World of Makana"

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Deep in an Ancient Hawaiian Forest

Maharina

E Nihi Ka Hele

From Makana's album "Kī Hō'alu: Journey of Hawaiian Slack Key"

Pu'uanahulu

Lars Danielsson - Pegasus -/Tarantella (2009)/

Simon Joyner
Grass, Branch & Bone
Woodsist076
LP / Digital
Release date: March 31, 2015

SIMON JOYNER - You Got Under My Skin

Yom Rêve de l'enfant

[Album Intro] Still Christmas in 1840s London 🎻

Imagine the enchanting night of 1840s London, illuminated by gaslights, with music drifting from Charles Dickens' study. <Still Christmas in 1840s London> is a collection of "Classical Carol Instrumentals" that completely excludes electronic sounds and drum beats, filled only with the pure acoustic melodies of piano and strings.

This music is designed for quiet contemplation rather than loud parties. The deep resonance of the cello and the delicate touch of the piano add Victorian elegance to familiar carol melodies. True to the concept of "Carols through Classical Music," the sound is non-intrusive and comfortable, offering an antique immersion as if you are sitting in a 19th-century London salon.

This serene instrumental album is perfect for reading, meditation, prenatal music, or winding down before sleep. Turn off the noise of the bustling world and listen to the purest, most classical comfort sent from London 180 years ago.

#ClassicalCarol #Instrumental #Cello #PianoMusic #SleepMusic #ReadingBGM #VictorianEra #Relaxing #WinterVibes #StillSeries

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09. Away in a Manger (Victorian Jazz Ballad Version)

A quiet klezmer piece capturing an Israeli morning after loss — the silence after the night, grief without words, memory carried by breath and melody. Instrumental. No politics. Only human mourning.

An Israeli Morning After Loss

Story
Roots Beneath My Skin
In a valley hidden among misty mountains lived Maialen, a young woman who, since childhood, felt her body vibrate to the rhythm of the earth. When she walked barefoot through the forest, her feet seemed to absorb the whispers of the ground: the creaking of roots, the throbbing of mushrooms, the subterranean song of water.
Every dawn, Maialen buried herself up to her knees in the damp earth of the family garden. She said it awakened her muscles, that the earth taught her to move with purpose. Her grandmother, wise and silent, told her that the ancient baserritarras believed that the human body was an extension of the forest—that bones were stone, blood sap, and breath wind.
One day, after a fierce storm, the nearby river changed course and began to erode the land. The neighbors feared for their crops, but Maialen approached the water, bent down, and buried her hands in the mud. She closed her eyes and listened. Then, guided by an ancestral intuition, she began planting willows in a spiral, as if weaving a vegetal song.
As the months passed, the willows slowed the erosion, and the river calmed. The elders said that Maialen had "dialogued with the earth," that her body had been a bridge between the landscape's pain and its healing.
From then on, whenever someone fell ill, Maialen took them to the forest. She taught them to breathe with the trees, to feel the pulse of the ground beneath their heels, to remember that the body doesn't end at the skin, but extends like a root, like a mist, like a song toward the earth that sustains us.

🎶 Listen 💫 Share 💬 Comment ➕📃🎧 Add to your playlists... Because this journey is meaningless without you... Thank you for being here... J. Bilbao

Lars Danielsson - Pegasus -/Tarantella (2009)/

Szilvia S.B.

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