The celebrated "Canon in D," composed by Johann Pachelbel in the seventeenth century, is renowned for containing some of the most beautiful melodic passages ever written. With digital sampling technology, which puts an entire orchestra at the hands of a single artist, new magic has been brought to this classic.
California keyboard artist Gordon Jeffries has taken the synthesizer and arranged the Canon to emphasize its tranquillity. To augment the gentle melody, he blends in a background of soothing ocean waves steadily washing on the shore. Melody and sea flow together as the waves crest, break, and roll on the sand. This one-of-a-kind masterpiece is both a work of profound beauty and an effective way to create a very special environment for relaxation and creativity. Ideal for working, playing, or just winding down.
Extra Track: Actual Sounds of Ocean Waves: Ocean waves rushing to the shore create a sonic environment so real you'll want to kick off your shoes and walk in the sand, and so relaxing that your stress will simply wash away.