Schiller

I like his blend of vocal and instrumental music. Pure synergy.

Lady of Dreams

Haven't played Kitaro in a while. Listening to a few of his instrumentals now and had forgot that he did actually produce a vocal CD (another singer singing of course).

Find the cost of Freedom

Classic Crosby, Stills, and Nash.

Cool, nice song... although it's Crosby, Stills, Nash AND Young (CSNY)..
AND .. I realise it's nothing to do with the album from 1970 with the same title "Déjà Vu", but this is one of my favourite tracks from that LP...

Yeah; keep forgetting about Young. Nice choice too, Zero01.

This is amazing. How wonderful they made this. Download it and keep it in my computer. When i need to listen to the nature in office, just open it:D

With times something that got of increasing quality have been videogames soundtracks, i guess with the budgets of them getting close to big hollywood productions, high quality artists and orchestra had started to get working in that sector too, delivering some amazing pieces of musics and songs.

An example that came to my mind recently was a couple of decades ago there was a french RTS "Blackmoon Chronicles" that got released and i remember watching a video of the game introduction that got me hooked to ... its soundtrack.

I learned that the artist was named Pierre Estève, and he was already the author of many fantastic soundtracks of various videogames.
Took me a while to find a CD of the Blackmoon Chronicles soundtrack at the time (as i wasn't interested in the actual videogame, but i knew the soundtrack was available separately), as none of the stores in my region were selling it, i had to contact the publishers to finally be able to buy it.

Here was my favorite piece of the soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REukWJsxStw

Doubt anyone would like my music as I like worship music and classical etc.

Why not share them ?
People like different type of music, but it does not mean they're limited to only liking a single genre.

Between an Ode to Joy , a Sympathy , a Seven Seconds, a The Beginning and The End or an ASAP, there are so much variations to music that it's always worth it to share your favorite so people can discover and broaden their musical horizons.

OK Sallyanne; since you mentioned worship music, why not some Newworldson. First heard this on the Christian radio station I listen to on Tuesdays in my Van (no Sirius in the old van and I have to drive it at least once a week (lol) and most stations play garbage so only listen to Christian radio when on FM radio). Usually listen to New Age or instrumental Jazz otherwise.

And if you want to see the Blue's Brothers version, click below. lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_VrnRUNhT8

Thank you Lyle.
I'm listening to Dvaid Phelps at the moment.
Last week it was Keith & Kristyn Getty, Awhile ago it was Keith Green and others.
Changes, sometimes it is classical = I like Handel's Messiah, (only heard it in 2000 for the first time). Or other classical is good for background music.
I also like some rock & roll/pop/country/folk/Jazz, depends on my mood. So as you can see I like all types. Haven't kept up with a lot of contemporary over the last 10 - 20 years though.
Couple years ago I was into pan pipe music

I'll share my channel. It's a mess of different types of music
YouTube Channel Playlists

Phelp's is good too, Sallyanne.

Hurdy-Gurdy

Heard the name before; thought it was some sort of Irish Gig. lol

Strange looking instrument but it sounds good.

It's called a Hurdy-Gurdy, Wallace. Again, I heard the name, but never knew it was an actual instrument.

I also watched a video by Patty Gurdy. She explains the strings and sounds all made from them. It is like an orchestra in one instrument.

Can't believe I know most of these to sing along to