i wanna dance by ppaul3 | wav | 5:28

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Contemporary

Description: new age ambient instrumental. Jazzy and poetic.

The New Jerusalem by glennzervas | mp3 | 5:29

Genres: Royalty Free Music , New Age

Description: This instrumental has acoustic guitar with electric guitar melodies.Very grand ,and emotional it builds into lush visual imagery.

les joueurs by ppaul3 | wav | 5:30

Genres: Royalty Free Music , New Age - Melodic

Description: new age ambient instrumental piece supported by a romantic recitation of a poem in French.

Dancing Brave by Asoma | mp3 | 5:30

Genres: Royalty Free Music , New Age - Melodic

Description: a piano and guitar harmony is successful in delivering a sacred feeling evocative of a shamanic voyage, with the help of low chanting.

Chanting Om Meditation Male Monks G by Ivia | mp3 | 5:32

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Contemporary

Description: Group of male monks chanting Om repeatedly for meditation and relaxation

levitations over butterland by ppaul3 | wav | 5:33

Genres: Royalty Free Music , New Age - Melodic

Description: vocal spiritual new age ambient instrumental. A mystical and floating story.

Chanting Om Meditation Male Monks D by Ivia | mp3 | 5:34

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Contemporary

Description: Group of male monks chanting Om repeatedly for meditation and relaxation

Early Morning Mist by daveydad | mp3 | 5:35

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Acoustic

Description: Reflective piano solo with peaceful, laid back feel.

Early Morning Mist by daveydad | mp3 | 5:35

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Contemporary

Description: George Winston style improvisational free-form piano solo; pensive, haunting and melancholy.

Epiphany (Instrumental Solo Piano) by MichaelSamson | wav | 5:35

Genres: Royalty Free Music , Acoustic

Description: “Hauntingly beautiful, imaginative, cinematic, emotive and relaxing. These are just a few of the words that come to mind when describing the music of Michael Samson. His music will reach deep into your soul, expressing the inexpressible...”