Neo-classical

Neo-classical music is a contemporary genre characterized by its blend of classical music's technicality and minimalism's introspection, often featuring solo piano or small ensembles. Emerging in the 1990s, it drew inspiration from the emotive simplicity of Chopin and Debussy, while incorporating elements of ambient and new age music. Typically, neo-classical compositions exhibit slow tempos, contemplative melodies, and intricate arpeggios, creating a soothing, cinematic atmosphere. As a genre, it has become synonymous with relaxation and focus, finding popularity in the realms of film scoring, meditation, and study music. While sharing similarities with post-minimalism and chamber music, neo-classical's distinctive use of repetition, texture, and dynamics sets it apart. By fusing traditional classical techniques with modern sensibilities, neo-classical music has created a unique sonic landscape that resonates with audiences seeking calm, introspective soundscapes.

Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 77: III. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace

Johannes Brahms•

Charlie Siem•

Philharmonia Orchestra•

Oleg Caetani

Single - Released July 3, 2025