Neo-Classical & Baroque Chamber
Velvet piano acoustics, intricate violin concertos, and timeless minimalist melodic geometry.
Essential & sibling bands
Bands that share this sound. Each one opens a search on Spotify or YouTube.
- Antonio VivaldiSpotify search for Antonio VivaldiYouTube search for Antonio Vivaldi
- Yann TiersenSpotify search for Yann TiersenYouTube search for Yann Tiersen
- Ólafur ArnaldsSpotify search for Ólafur ArnaldsYouTube search for Ólafur Arnalds
- Nils FrahmSpotify search for Nils FrahmYouTube search for Nils Frahm
- Midori TakadaSpotify search for Midori TakadaYouTube search for Midori Takada
- Max RichterSpotify search for Max RichterYouTube search for Max Richter
Species in this vibe
Atlantic Horseshoe Crab
A blue-blooded cousin of spiders and scorpions, with ten eyes and blood that clots when it meets certain bacteria.
Atlantic Salmon
Hatches in a river, grows up in the ocean, and finds its way home by the chemistry of its birth stream.
Chicken
The toothless bird whose gizzard does the chewing, whose hen usually lays an egg every 26 hours, and which outnumbers every other bird species.
Collared Peccary
A 15 to 28 kg hoofed mammal that is not a pig, with self-sharpening canine teeth and a scent gland above its tail.
Common Loon
A dagger-billed diver with dense bones, a wolf-like wail and legs set too far back to walk well.
Crabeater Seal
The Southern Ocean's most abundant seal, straining Antarctic krill through teeth called the most complex of any carnivore.
Emperor Penguin
Antarctic wind chills down to minus 60, dives past 500 meters, and months of fasting while the male alone incubates the egg.
Emu
A flightless bird whose father sits on the eggs for eight weeks without eating or drinking.
Garden Snail
A night-feeding garden snail that seals itself shut to wait out hot, dry weather.
Gerenuk
A bipedal antelope of Africa's dry thornbush that rears onto its hind legs to reach leaves other antelope can't, and does not drink standing water, relying instead on the succulent plants it eats.
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
Narrows the blood vessels in its skin to cut heat loss, then burns 14 percent of its body mass getting through a winter in China's mountains.
House Sparrow
A plain brown bird that developed regional differences in color and size in North America.
Indian Star Tortoise
Thorn-scrub grazer wearing a starburst camouflage shell, and one of the world's most heavily traded tortoises.
King Penguin
Sub-Antarctic penguin with an orange neck patch reaching its upper breast, second largest of all penguins, and a deep diver: tracked birds have gone past 240 meters.
Koi
A pet carp bred into over 100 colour varieties that, in one study, sought out a human hand.
Lar Gibbon
A rainforest singer whose pair duets average 11 minutes and carry up to a kilometre.
Llama
A woolly Andean pack animal that makes heavy chain-only antibodies, one of which, raised by immunization, neutralized 96 of 100 HIV-1 strains tested.
Nine-Banded Armadillo
A bony-plated digger that smells invertebrates up to 20 cm underground and almost always gives birth to identical quadruplets.
Peregrine Falcon
The sky's guided missile, folding into a 320 km/h (200 mph) stoop with the same navigation math built into real missiles.
Przewalski's Horse
The wild horse with 66 chromosomes, gone from the wild and then put back.
Red Abalone
A one-shell snail relative that clamps onto rock with a muscular foot and builds mother-of-pearl 3000-fold tougher than the mineral it is mostly made of.
Sociable Weaver
The Kalahari architect that builds one shared straw mega-nest big enough for hundreds of birds, with some still standing more than a century later.
White-Tailed Deer
A fawn holds in its waste until its mother returns, and she swallows whatever it passes so predators find no sign of it.
Wild Boar
A long-snouted omnivore whose upper canines are usually visible even when its mouth is closed.
Yellow Fever Mosquito
A mosquito about a quarter of an inch long whose yellow fever cost U.S. troops more casualties than enemy fire in the Spanish-American War.