Quiet Days
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 5
Quiet Days
“When I discover an album I love, my tendency is to play it all the time - at home, in the car, in my office. Ignoring the danger of overdoing it, I play the music over and over again until eventually – a different album replaces my current favorite. This hasn’t happened with Quiet Days. I have been listening to it almost exclusively now for such a long time. What can I say? ‘Exquisite’ is the word that describes it best perhaps. Exquisite, dreamy, enchanting... No matter what kind of day I am having, I find myself relaxing to this amazing music playing in the background – gentle, yet so powerfully uplifting. Before I know it, I am smiling, I am filled with hope and I know: everything is going to be all right. Life is good. People are good. The future – positive and full of promise.”
Quiet Days review
"One of the three CDs in Real Music's Sacred Spa Music Series, Quiet Days is my favorite of the group. A compilation of the most soothing and relaxing pieces from previously released albums. While calming and quiet, most of the pieces have enough sparkle to keep the album very interesting in the foreground as well as creating a lovely backdrop for other activities or simply unwinding. Piano, harp, flute, and keyboards make up most of the instrumentation. All of the selections are gorgeous, and some are haunting in their beauty. I love this album, and highly recommend it."
Quiet Days review
"Many people today realize that good health and relaxation go hand in hand. The growth of the relaxation music industry in the last 10 years has been remarkable. Healing the body and mind can be facilitated by a calm environment, ritual, movement and music. Real Music has assembled a selection of healing tracks from their “best of” healing sounds. Musicians include pianist Kevin Kern, keyboard Michael Hoppé, flautist Tim Wheater and the duo 2002. There are several tracks from harpist Hilary Stagg, including the all-favourite Pachelbel’s Canon. Excellent collection."