6hRelaxing Celtic and medieval music
Relaxing Celtic music shares the same material as our ambiences: slow, often modal melodies played on harp, flute or fiddle, leaving plenty of room for silence. Here they are placed in a scene, a tavern, a village at dusk, a forest of ancient trees, and mixed with the sounds of that place.
The nature sounds (fire, rain, wind, sea) stay in front; the music is a thread, never a concert. It is the difference between a Celtic album and an evening in an inn where someone is playing in the corner.
39 ambiences · most played first
The whole video library →Celtic ambiences
6h
8hThe Floating SanctuaryRipples, Harp & Wind Chimes
6h 36minThe Amethyst CaveDrops, Echoes & Fairy Music
8h 1minThe Turquoise Lake SanctuaryHarp & Fae Voices
6h 26minThe Firefly CottageCrickets, Night Breeze & Fairy Music
6h 1minThe Firefly CaveWaterfall, Crystal Chimes & Soft Harp
6h 4minThe Snowbound Pirate TavernFire, Sea Shanties & Fiddle
7h 11minThe Crystal SanctuaryDrips, Harp & Resonance
8hThe Sunken TreehouseCurrents, Bubbles & Fairy Music
8hThe Autumn SanctuaryWaterfall & Fairy Music
6h 3minThe Village Beneath Snowy RoofsFrost Chimes & Hearth
6h 15minThe Frosted Castle VillageChimes, Bells & Orchestra
What it is for
Reading, writing, playing, cooking, hosting, or falling asleep. Tavern and village ambiences suit evenings and tabletop sessions; forests and sanctuaries suit reading and slow work. The slowest ones, with the music almost gone, work for the night.
Our music
The music of Sam’Relaxe is original and wordless, composed to stay in the background for hours. The Sound Studio offers four of them (Escape, Wonder, Serenity, Reverie) that you can lay under any place, at any level, or mute entirely.
In practice
- Evening: taverns and villages.
- Reading: ancient forests and libraries.
- Sleep: the slowest ones, music almost off.
The realms of Sonaë
The map of the ten realms →Where these ambiences take place
Frequently asked questions
Is this real Celtic music?
It is original music written in that spirit: modal melodies, harp, flute, fiddle, slow tempos. It is not traditional repertoire, and it was composed to sit under a scene rather than to be listened to on its own.
Which ambience for a medieval evening?
A tavern of Harborya or a village of Medianor on the TV, volume medium: fire, chatter, weather outside, and a harp in the corner. Add the storm in the Sound Studio when the night deepens.
Can I hear the music without the nature sounds?
In the Sound Studio, yes: each sound has its own fader. On the videos, the mix is fixed, with nature in front.