Classical music for quiet hours: violin, piano and cello

The Classical Music series gives violin, piano and cello to the quiet hours. These are original instrumental pieces written in a classical language: slow adagios, singing string lines, gentle piano and the warm low voice of the cello, which runs through much of Signal Art's music. The pace is unhurried and the dynamics stay soft, so the music suits reading, writing, study, rest, early mornings and the end of a long day.

Adagio Reverie is the heart of the series: a romantic adagio programme for violin, piano and cello, with Aveline at the centre of a film made for the music. Classical Serenity, Vol. I offers peaceful and reflective instrumentals, and Classical Serenity, Vol.

II continues with calm and restorative pieces, each about two hours long so a single programme covers an evening. If you like this mood, Seine Nocturne brings violin into relaxing French touch house, and the Deep Focus Music series offers steadier pulses for work. Every piece here is original and every programme has a film made for its music, so the screen is as calm and considered as the sound.

Play it from the beginning, lower the lights, and let the strings take their time.

Listen

  1. Adagio Reverie · 1 hr 1 min · Classical Music
    Adagio Reverie lets slowness become a way of giving feeling its proper duration.
  2. Classical Serenity, Vol. I · 2 hr · Classical Music
    Classical Serenity, Vol. I makes quiet listening a way of meeting the day.
  3. Classical Serenity, Vol. II · 2 hr · Classical Music
    Classical Serenity, Vol. II gives a whole day to changing shades of attention.

Which one should I start with?

Start with Adagio Reverie, the most played release in Classical Music: Violin, Piano and Cello, and play it start to finish.

More ways to listen

Signal Art team, with AI assistance. Original songs and films created with AI tools. Explore Signal Art on YouTube