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I want to use these for a slideshow! A collection of moving/heartfelt BGM

Slideshows are often planned as surprises at special occasions like graduation ceremonies and weddings.

I’m sure you’ve seen one at least once.

In this article, we’ve gathered moving background music that’s perfect for those kinds of slideshows.

These tracks are ideal for slideshows that compile cherished memories or convey messages of support and encouragement.

If you’re unsure what music to play, be sure to search through this list!

I want to use these for a slideshow! A collection of moving/heartwarming BGMs (51–60)

A gentle music box for the heartBGM maker

Gentle Music Box for the Heart [Healing BGM] — Nostalgic, Calming Music
A gentle music box for the heartBGM maker

The video “Gentle Music Box for the Heart” is perfect as BGM for sleep or for a relaxing evening.

It features music created with music boxes, whose mechanically crafted, gentle tones resonate softly.

Composed solely of music box sounds, this soothing music is recommended for anyone who’s been thinking, “I haven’t been sleeping well lately…” On nights when complete silence feels too lonely or anxiety-inducing, its calm timbre will gently lull you to sleep.

It’s also great for moments of stress relief, like stretching or taking a bath.

Why not let yourself be soothed by melodies that tenderly embrace the time before you drift off?

Don’t bloom.WHITE JAM

[This Year’s No.1 Graduation Song] [MV] Don’t Bloom / WHITE JAM
Don't bloom.WHITE JAM

If you were to color the tearful farewells of graduation and the hope of new beginnings with music, WHITE JAM’s “Sakanaide” would be indispensable.

This song, which emotionally recalls scenes from school life, is a gem where a bittersweet melody intersects with an uplifting beat.

Like its music video, it will etch warm memories into the listener’s heart.

As the cherry blossoms bloom, farewells arrive—yet even while evoking that moment of graduation, it carries a message that lets you start walking forward, dreaming of the day you’ll meet again.

If this song plays at the ceremony, it will surely make the moment unforgettable.

The dream from that daySakuramochi Runa

[Free BGM] The Dream from That Day [Emotional] No Copyright Music
The dream from that daySakuramochi Runa

The BGM video that matches those heartwarming, nostalgic moments is “A Dream from That Day.” It’s produced by Sakura Mochi Luna and offered as free BGM.

Its clear, soothing melody, composed of piano and violin, will calm the heart.

The track features a dramatic development throughout, with beautiful sounds that evoke a bright, uplifting spirit.

It’s a moving number that can bring back memories of seasons spent with friends or a loved one.

Since it has no lyrics, try listening to it while fitting it to your own story.

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Gunjou / YOASOBI [Piano Performance · 1 Hour / For Work, Sleep, Reading, Studying BGM]
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An epic cheer song produced by YOASOBI, inspired by the manga Blue Period.

It powerfully portrays the pain and inner conflicts that arise precisely because you’re passionate about what you love, as well as the determination to follow the path you believe in—carried by a fast-paced, driving sound.

Released in September 2020, the track was used in a commercial for Bourbon’s Alfort Mini Chocolate and was also selected as the march-in song for the 94th National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament.

To express the piece’s uplifting, supportive energy on piano, it’s key to build a strong sense of rise from the pre-chorus into the chorus.

In the grand choral sections, using the sustain pedal effectively to create a rich resonance will move listeners even more.

I want to use these for a slideshow! Collection of moving/heartwarming BGM (61–70)

Name of Life from Spirited AwayHisaishi Joe

Many listeners have surely been captivated by the crystalline piano tones and faintly nostalgic melody.

The theme song of Studio Ghibli’s masterpiece Spirited Away evokes a bittersweet yet warm story of searching for lost memories and one’s true self.

Its message—recalling something precious and finding one’s place—reaches us with quiet emotion.

Released in July 2001 as a single performed by Yumi Kimura, the song deepened the film’s impact.

The piece originally began as an instrumental track on the soundtrack.

Its calm, dreamlike phrasing is perfect for times when you want to focus on work or study.

Letting yourself drift on its gentle waves of sound may calm your heart and clear your mind.

A Town with an Ocean View (from “Kiki’s Delivery Service”)Hisaishi Joe

This is a piece by Joe Hisaishi with a memorable, hope-filled melody that makes you feel as if a beautiful seaside town is unfolding before your eyes.

The emotions that arise at the moment of taking a new step—expectation mingled with a touch of anxiety—are brilliantly rendered through light, sparkling piano tones.

The piece accompanies the moving scene in the July 1989 film Kiki’s Delivery Service where the protagonist soars over a new town, and it is included on the classic album Kiki’s Delivery Service: Music Collection released the same year.

Its nostalgic yet liberating atmosphere is sure to refresh you when you feel stuck with work or study.

Why not spend a focused, enriching time wrapped in its gentle, forward-looking melody?

On the journey: “Final Fantasy VII Piano Collections”Uematsu Nobuo

A piece from the game Final Fantasy VII that conjures up the image of a tranquil town encountered along a grand adventure.

Supervised by composer Nobuo Uematsu, it’s included on the classic album Piano Collections FINAL FANTASY VII, released in May 2004.

The serene atmosphere of the original is accentuated in its solo piano arrangement, whose delicate, faintly nostalgic tones sink deep into the heart.

It’s perfect as background music when you want to focus on work or study—the gentle, lyrical melody will calm your mind without disrupting your thoughts.

Why not spend some fulfilling time wrapped in the fleeting peace the story’s characters must have felt?