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Sunlight Through Branches

by Weston Brown

Rated
4.9
Type
music
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
980

This calming piano piece will help you sleep and meditate. Imagine being in a grove of trees. As you walk along the path, you look up at the trees and see all the branches of the tree. It’s autumn so the orange and red leaves are gently falling to the ground. Sunlight is shining through the trees, creating a beautiful shimmering glow that warms your body and spirit. Remember to follow me and feel free to purchase my latest piano album.

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Weston BrownArizona, United States

4.9 (77)

Recent Reviews

Andrèa

July 14, 2020

Beautiful music, thank you!!!

Shannon

July 13, 2020

I was feeling the sorrow of all the changes in the world this morning. While sitting with the peace of this song, I was reminded to take joy in the simple beauties of life. Thank you 💕

Elaine

July 13, 2020

Every day I listen to Solitude or Coastal Meditation. This one is soft, flowing and peaceful too. But I want to thank you for the others that I love. Wishing you well over there........🎹....🌅🎻.....💤

Francesca

July 12, 2020

Beautiful and calming, thank you 🙏

Judy

July 12, 2020

Such gorgeous piano playing! I was transported somewhere else. Thank you for sharing your talents and exquisite music.

Jayne

July 12, 2020

Very beautiful and calming thank you and bless you 🌳😇🕊

Jan

July 12, 2020

Thank you, Weston. My heart needs the sweet gentleness in your music these days. And you always deliver the gift🙏🏻🌟💙🌟 Bless you. ✨

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