Heartbeat
A slow, steady heartbeat, calm and close.
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Golden Slumbers on a soft, unhurried piano.
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A well-known lullaby played on a soft piano, with no rush. The notes are rounded and warm, and the pedal lets chords melt into one another. The tune is simple and sung-like, moving in slow, even steps. There is no voice, no drums and no loud peaks. It sounds like someone playing quietly in the next room.
A gentle part of a bedtime routine, whether for a small child or for a grown-up who likes quiet piano. The familiar tune can mark the end of the day. It also works for a slow evening at home. If it plays for a baby, turn it down and leave the device on a shelf across the room.
A soft heartbeat gives the piano a quiet pulse to rest on. If you want a gentler tone, the harp version of another cradle song sits at a similar pace. White noise at a very low level fills the silence between the chords. Keep the piano as the lead layer, with the others kept soft.
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