[Piano Pieces from Commercials] Introducing Moving Masterpieces That Resonate with the Heart
When watching commercials, you often hear pieces played on the piano, don’t you? Beyond conveying a product’s image, the piano’s tones—played in a way that resonates with viewers’ emotions—somehow become deeply etched in our memories.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of heartwarming piano pieces used in commercials that you’ll find yourself humming along to.
From classical masterpieces and film themes to original CM tracks and piano covers of popular J-pop songs, we’ve gathered a wide variety—so try searching for the tune that caught your ear in a commercial.
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[Piano Pieces from Commercials] Introducing Moving Masterpieces (51–60)
Breathe MeSia
A track released by Sia in 2004.
It was inspired by Philip Glass’s 1989 track “Metamorphosis One.” It was used in the final episode of the TV drama Six Feet Under and in a commercial for Coke’s “The Coke Side of Life” campaign.
This Will Be Our YearThe Zombies
The track used in Starbucks’ “Red Cups” commercial.
It’s included on Odessey and Oracle, an album released in 1968 by the British rock band The Zombies.
The album was selected by Rolling Stone as one of “The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.”
SongKidstreet
A track by Kidstreet, an electronica trio formed in Ontario, Canada in 2007.
It was released as a single in 2012.
It was used in a Ford commercial in 2009 and in an Apple MacBook Pro commercial in 2012.
In the summertimeMungo Jerry
The debut single released in 1970 by the British rock band Mungo Jerry.
It was written by lead vocalist and guitarist Ray Dorset.
It is used in MSC Cruises’ “In The Summertime” commercial.
In 1995, it was covered by the reggae artist Shaggy.
[Piano Pieces from Commercials] Introducing Moving Masterpieces (61–70)
Susie CuesJavelin
Javelin is a production duo based in Brooklyn, New York, active since 2005.
This track is included on their 2010 album “No Más” and was used in Banana Republic’s “Journey In Style” commercial.
You Me and the BourgeoisieThe Submarines
A track by the American indie pop band The Submarines.
It was used in an Apple iPhone 3G commercial.
It is included on their 2008 album Honeysuckle Weeks.
Also, the album’s track Submarine Symphonika was used in an iPhone 3GS commercial.
Come primaTony Dallara
An Italian song composed by Mario Panzeri and Vincenzo Di Paola.
It has been recorded by many artists.
The version by Tony Dallara, an Italian singer and actor, is the most famous and was released in 1957.
It was used in a Coca-Cola commercial.
In conclusion
The piano commercial songs introduced this time are the kind that, once you hear them, resonate in your heart and retain their charm without fading with time. From nostalgic commercial tunes to striking piano pieces still on the air today, we’ve explored stories woven from a variety of tones. The rich scenes painted by the power of music will remain deeply etched in our memories. Let’s keep enjoying new encounters with captivating commercial music together.