Piano sound tracks. With its wide dynamic range the piano can be both soft and lyrical or strong and percussive. It is the perfect instrument to score many different dramatic situations. Its far-ranging flexibility has made piano music the constant choice of film composers when adding music to picture. Amour Ce Soir sounds like it was lifted right out of a 1960's French romantic comedy. The focus is on love, romance and passion with a distinctly European flair. Daybreak is a soft, pastoral piece. It evokes a feeling of affirmation and steadfastness. The soft, upper register is blended together with hymn-like chords for an overall sense of goodness and well-being. Imagine using this track under visuals of nature, a rain storm or a peaceful city landscape at night. Fields of Heather sounds like Irish or English folk music. The song evokes rustic vistas, flowing meadows, etc.. Fond Remembrance evokes a glad, pleasant feeling. The melody is reminiscent of a Broadway song. It has a contented, happy quality to it. From the Past evokes 1800's Americana. Think of Quaker hymns and turn-of-the-century images. It has a simple, beautiful melody. From the Shadows evokes a haunting, ethereal quality. There is a tension to the track, like we are watching, waiting for something to happen. Just Fine Thanks is confident and bluesy. It has a swagger to it. The overall feeling is one of happiness, energy and goodwill. This song would be a great intro theme to a production that emphasized success or performance. Leaving Today is a slow ballad. The song is reminiscent of Desperado by the Eagles. It has that slow rock/country ballad feel. The feelings are heartfelt and sincere. New Age piano is the style of Midnight Meeting. The sound is soft, intimate with a mysterious quality to it. Its rhythmic drive is insistent and unrelenting. Mysterious Passage is dark and mystical. It has a very impressionistic feel to it. The piece begins with low tones and gradually becomes a simple folk melody. The piano style is similar to classical music. This piece would work great with visuals of nature. N'est-ce pas is jazzy and upbeat. The pace is quick and there is a purposeful, winning intent to the track. One Fine Day is written in a gospel, bluesy style. The rhythmic drive gives off a sense of good times and celebration. Poignant Vistas is written in the style of classical piano music. Think Debussy or Sibelius. The song is meant to evoke a sense of awe, as if you were looking at a beautiful landscape. Quiet Journey is a soft, meditative piece. New Age piano fans will enjoy the introspective quality of this composition. Simple Things is pretty and has a childlike, delicate quality to it. There is a tinge of Americana or classical music to its style. It evokes a warm, wistful feeling. The piece begins in the high register of the piano and gradually expands to cover the piano's full range. Something You Said sounds like a old show tune. There is a distinct jazz element to the performance. The quality of the music is hopeful and yearning. This track would also be great as cocktail piano background music in a scene. The Immigrants is a slow waltz. There is an overall melancholy feeling to the music. Imagine this music accompanying images of poverty, or old tenement houses. There is an ethnic quality to it as well. This I Know has a country feel to it. It evokes feelings of truth and honesty. It has a pleading, confessional quality to it. Today's the Day is bluesy and rhythmic. The overall quality is determination and vitality. The track grooves along charged by a high impact middle section. Turnabout is a dreamy, dance-like piece. The style is rhythmic, New Age piano. There is a pondering, questioning sense to the music . Bushwick Tarantella An Italian piece that was made nowhere near Italy. Fast, bright and fun! Nothing. Let the enchanting simplicity and timeless understatement of a silent piano sonata guide you through an aurial journey.