1. The Big Wings
2. Moon Path
3. Waltz
4. Something Known
5. Tale
6. The Small Princess
7. Rapid
8. Storm
9. Russian Song
10. The Dreadful Slumber
11. Bethink Voice
12. Fairy Peace
13. Nobleness
14. Main Page
15. Children's Smile
16. Footstep

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/03/2016
Dmitry Krasnoukhov lives in Kiev Ukraine

Tagged as: New Age, Neoclassical, Neo-Romanticism, Instrumental New Age, Classical Piano, Daydreaming, Spa and relaxation

1. Second Sight by Jami Sieber: enchanting cello compositions
2. Ronroco Dreaming by Luke Gartner-Brereton: music for minds
3. The Chopin Variations (on piano, violin and cello) by Chad Lawson: Multi-award winning pianist and composer who is not afraid to put his hat in anything
4. The Book and the Flower by Mundi: Early music meets global folk at the Penguin Café
5. Cry Wolf by Ehren Starks: piano and cello/jazzy new age
6. Amber Sands by Claudia Schwab: Irish, Indian, Swedish and Eastern European music styles overlaid with Austrian yodelling
7. Moving Inward by Rildrim: electronic music becomes poetry
8. La Faille by Justin St-Pierre: Acoustic percusive guitar
9. Around the World by Monom: ethnotronica, World music, electronic, downtempo, ambient techno, dystopia, cinematic, far-east, Australia and Europe
10. Opus2 by Superdirt2: highly danceable electro beats with virtuouso cello
11. Live At Bliss Gardens by Kourosh Dini: minimalist piano with slashes of ambient electronics
12. Altitude by Laura Inserra: the Hang, a new instrument from Switzerland
13. Concerti and Serenate for cello by Vito Paternoster: cellist extraordinaire
14. Harp Songs of the Midnight Sun by Aryeh Frankfurter: Timeless and enchanting folk music for the soul
15. Lullabies for the Apocalypse by DP Kaufman: ambient, melodic electronica meets neo-classical
16. Legends' Mist by Kourosh Dini: minimalist piano with slashes of ambient electronics
17. Strange Slumber, Music for Wonderful Dreams by Barry James: instrumental music with an edge
18. Into the Void by Intersonic Subformation: Deep Space auditory exploration as seen through a prism of primeval human emotions
19. Breathing Beauty by Rildrim: electronic music becomes poetry
20. Unspoken by Jami Sieber: enchanting cello compositions

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