Calm Soundtrack Recommendations?

[JaeMelo]

Im not exactly sure how to explain what I am looking for so I have compiled a playlist of what little I have found. All I can say is I'm looking for something with absolutely no lyrics that somewhat resembles any of the soundtracks in the playlist below. I use these kinds of tracks while reading as it helps in keeping me focused.

If you have any suggestions feel free to link any videos or names/artists.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf2hUwNu2w-_ZJlLksDa9wFxK4psAYQtC

 

[jayem]

If you like classical music, there's nothing more serene than the 1st movement of the Moonlight Sonata.

 

[Anouk1985]

Maybe you would like Ólafur Arnalds. I don't know his work too well, but here is something:

 

[Jadis40]

You might be familiar with this one?

 

[shakewell]

Im not exactly sure how to explain what I am looking for so I have compiled a playlist of what little I have found. All I can say is I'm looking for something with absolutely no lyrics that somewhat resembles any of the soundtracks in the playlist below. I use these kinds of tracks while reading as it helps in keeping me focused.

If you have any suggestions feel free to link any videos or names/artists.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf2hUwNu2w-_ZJlLksDa9wFxK4psAYQtC

Judging from your playlist, you might want to go to pandora.com and create a station based on the song "The Fallen Leaves" (by Dan Gibson). It features instrumental "relaxation music" with nature sounds in the background. Another suggestion is to create a Pandora station based on the song "Heart of the Heartland" by Peter Ostoushko; this station has generated some of the most beautiful acoustic instrumentals I've ever heard. Once in a great while Pandora will stick in a vocal song but you can click a "thumbs down" and it will stop immediately and go to the next song. Pandora is free, by the way.

 

[Bananagator]

The Lord of the Rings, all three of them. Some of the most beautiful soundtracks I've heard and they're great for reading