Recommended easy listening. Relaxing, soothing background music.

ClairPāshī Feisu

PERCY FAITH – Clair (Kurea)

This Percy Faith is a famous American composer.

Since this track includes female vocals, I think it’s relatively easy to listen to.

The voice starts out restrained, but the chorus becomes grand and is sure to be uplifting.

It’s a recommended easy-listening piece.

Air on G StringJ.S.Bach

Bach “Air on the G String”

The melody of this piece is also very famous, and if you go about your daily life, I’m sure you’ve definitely heard it somewhere.

I get the impression it’s often played at event ceremonies and the like.

Since this piece is a true classic among classics, let’s remember both its title and the music.

Pearl of the Aegean SeaPōru Mōria

Pearl of the Aegean Sea / Paul Mauriat Penelope / Paul Mauriat

As a leading figure in easy listening, I think this is the first name we Japanese people think of.

For easy listening, the song’s development is quite dramatic, making you curious about the next melody.

It’s also a classic among classics, so if you love music, you simply can’t miss it.

Harlem NocturneSam Taylor (Samu Teirā)

Sam Taylor – Harlem Nocturne – Sam Taylor

It’s a song with a distinctive intro that features a rich, jazz-like saxophone tone.

The artist is a famous tenor saxophonist, and I assumed the genre was jazz, but it turns out to be easy listening.

It really drove home for me just how broad the category is.

Over the distant wavesBirī Vuōn

Far Across the Sea (Billy Vaughn)

A classic of easy listening with a gentle melody that flows pleasantly.

Recorded in 1957, this piece showcases the essence of Billy Vaughn’s orchestra, highlighted by an elegant arrangement for soprano saxophone and strings.

In 1958 it reached No.

5 on the U.S.

Billboard chart and went on to top the charts in Germany and Canada.

It also became very popular in Japan, where Yukari Ito released a Japanese-language cover.

The rich sound woven by the beautiful wind melodies and resonant strings will soothe your heart as background music for relaxation or a break at work.

It’s the perfect track for sinking into a romantic mood or for a quiet night.

Theme From Love StoryFuransisu Rei

Theme From Love Story

The graceful tones woven by a beautiful piano melody and strings seem to spin a quiet love story.

The masterpiece that brought Francis Lai the 1971 Academy Award for Best Original Score and the Golden Globe for Best Original Score was included on the album “Love Story,” which reached No.

2 on the Billboard album chart.

With Andy Williams’s vocals adding even more brilliance, the song topped the Billboard Easy Listening chart.

It’s a perfect track for background music during work or study, and for relaxing moments when you want to calm your mind.

At the End of SorrowRēmon Rufebūru

At the End of Sorrow — Raymond Lefevre — La maison est en ruine — Raymond Lefevre

It’s an exceptionally fine piece—so good that it wouldn’t be out of place hanging in an art museum.

As the title suggests, I think it turns sorrow into music, but from the latter half it develops dramatically, processing that sorrow and evoking hope for tomorrow.

I highly recommend this track.