These are the type of sounds one finds true serenity in. Beautiful

reading in a cozy library (no vocals)

Hilltop Road

Enigma By Jacob LaVallee

How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (The Deluxe Edition)

With Love Comes Loss (4m17)

Dark Academia

Old Letter

new day

In 1997, I wrote the soundtrack for a movie being produced by members of the Jewish Anti-Defamation League, about Dachau.  For those that don't know, Dachau was the longest operation concentration camp run by the Nazis from 1933 to 1945.  Somewhere in the neighborhood of 30,000 people were systematically tortured and murdered in the camp.  This was to be the main title theme song, but alas, they dropped the project due to lack of money.  I've seen the first 20 minutes or so, and it's a real shame it wasn't finished.

I visited this camp, and I can tell you that it is one of the most unnerving experiences you'll ever have.  You can feel. touch and smell evil there, and the voices of its victims are still heard in and around the camp.   After I visited it, I sat on the curb in the parking lot and cried for a full 2 hours.

Elegy In Shadows

In the Wind

A Bed of Flowers

In a Bar in Buenos Aires

Two Weeks in July

Somewhere In Between

Aldebaran

The French Library

The Cereal Dreamers: Spooky Stories

And We Walk After

Sunflower Field

silbermond

Song on the Beach

Franz Gordon is a Swedish pianist and composer known for his elegant, classical-inspired melodies. Raised in Lammhult and trained at Svenska Musikkonservatoriet, he blends influences from Bach to Debussy with a modern touch. His timeless piano pieces now reach millions of listeners each month.

Two Weeks in July

Franz Gordon

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