Classical Relaxation
Michael BenghiatListen to Track Samples:
| Track Title |
|---|
| Ave Verum Corpus |
| The Swan |
| Adagio in G Minor |
| Arioso in G, Bach |
| Sonata Pathetique |
| Lacrymosa |
| Symphony #9 |
Re-experience classical music with arrangements that explore the “quiet” side of Bach, Albinoni, Beethoven, Mozart, Saint-Saens and Dvorak. Performed by a live ensemble with piano, flute, oboe, English horn, viola and harp. If you love classical music and are looking for peaceful but not boring massage music that you can use to accompany massage, spa treatments, meditation, stress-relief, bedtime or for pure relaxation, you’ll be delighted with Michael Benghiat's sensitive and gentle arrangements. There are no jarring volume or tempo changes in this uninterrupted yet engaging blend of classical music.
Michael Benghiat
A Santa Monica native, Michael Benghiat has experienced a multicultural musical palette since childhood. Accomplished on both the piano and guitar, Michael grew up in a home surrounded by music, with parents who not only treasured music but encouraged learning about music from a variety of cultural and ethnic heritages.This early exposure to the enduring folk traditions of Greek, Sephardic, Spanish, and Middle Eastern music as well as to classical orchestral music helped forge Michael’s unique musical sensibility. Michael’s curiosity and interest in non-western musical instruments and traditions finds expression today in his study and collection of exotic acoustic instruments from around the world. His ongoing explorations of musical culture are a natural extension of his BA degree and graduate level work in classical music composition at UCLA. The author of several books on the guitar, Michael’s work as a musician and composer reflects his desire to “reach more people than I can teach one-on-one.”
"I enjoy creating music that leads you inward. We all find ourselves refreshed by just the simple act of stopping for a moment and really relaxing. I try to create a musical world that facilitates this." - Michael Benghiat
