Recommended healing music. Music to soothe a tired body and mind.

A heart that longs for joy (from the film “The Piano”)Michael Nyman

A heart that longs for joy

Michael Nyman is a British artist with many facets, including composer, pianist, and opera librettist.

He gained attention after the 1992 film The Piano, for which he composed the music, won numerous awards at the Cannes Film Festival.

In Japan, his work was soon featured in commercials and on compilation CDs, propelling him to widespread fame.

This piece is captivating for its flowing beauty and introspective tone.

VocaliseSergei Rachmaninov

Rachmaninoff: Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14

A vocal piece composed in 1913 by the Russian composer Rachmaninoff.

Its beautiful, lyrical melody is loved around the world, sung by many vocalists, and also performed as a piano piece and orchestral music.

It is a captivating work with a compassionate tone that seems to cradle sorrow.

Adagio in C minorYanni

YANNI– Adagio In C Minor – LIVE HQ REMASTERED

Yanni is a pianist and synthesizer player from Greece.

Self-taught in music, the works he creates in his unique style have garnered strong support in the New Age music scene.

This piece is captivating for its cinematic grandeur and oriental atmosphere.

Amazing GraceSakkyokusha fumei

"Amazing Grace" with Sheet Music – Amazing Grace – Played by Ear on Piano – Piano Cover – CANACANA

This song stands out with its beautiful, soul-stirring melody.

Its lyrics, filled with gratitude to God and a message of salvation, reflect the life experiences of its lyricist, John Newton.

Composed in 1772, the song is so beloved in the United States that it’s often called the “second national anthem,” and it is frequently used in films and TV dramas in Japan as well.

Its simple 16-bar structure repeats, bringing a sense of calm to listeners.

It’s recommended for times when you want to soothe a weary heart or spend a quiet moment.

If you surrender yourself to its gentle tempo, your breathing will naturally deepen, and your mind will grow peaceful.

Merry Christmas, Mr. LawrenceSakamoto Ryuichi

Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence

A theme from the 1983 film Merry Christmas, Mr.

Lawrence, which won the BAFTA Award for Best Score.

Its recurring, beautiful motif melds with a midsection that hints at the harshness of war, leaving an oddly lingering impression.

A piece best heard alongside the film.

Children of the Earth ~Chikyū no Kodomotachi~ (Main theme song of TBS TV program “THE World Heritage”)Miyamoto Emiri

Emiri Miyamoto — Les enfants de la Terre - for Violin and Piano -

Emiri Miyamoto is a Japanese violinist.

Her talent was recognized early on; at the age of 14, she won first prize at the German Student Music Competition in Düsseldorf.

This piece is one of the many tracks released as tie-in music for television.

Its clear tone and profoundly expressive melody are deeply moving.

Teru’s SongTeshima Aoi

Teru's Song [Tales from Earthsea] (’06-07-28)

Aoi Teshima is a singer who mainly performs film and commercial music.

Her dreamy, innocent voice has a uniquely unforgettable quality once you hear it.

This song is known as the signature theme for the film “Tales from Earthsea,” and when paired with the visuals, it becomes a one-of-a-kind, deeply moving piece.