Atmospheric melodies of autumn – the sound embodiment of the fragile and poignant beauty of decay. They do not shout, but whisper, like the rustle of falling leaves underfoot. This is music of muted colours and misty distances, where each note is like a cold raindrop on transparent glass. It is filled with the sweet sadness of nostalgia, forcing us to remember something distant and warm. There is no fuss in it, only a peaceful acceptance of nature seasons’ cycling, a calm breath before winter sleep. These are soundtracks for lonely walks, reflections by the window and a feeling of cosiness while the wind rages outside.

In autumn, nature slows down, and music can reflect this state – it has a slight sadness, contemplative, quiet melancholy. Autumn reminds us of the cyclical nature of life, of the need to let go the past, and music helps us accept changes and inspires internal renewal. The music of autumn reflects the transitional state of the soul and nature. It is filled with tenderness, helping us to slow down, breathe in the cool air and find harmony with ourselves and the world around us.

Only in autumn one can fully experience absolute comfort – when rain outside the window drowns yellow leaves in puddles, and you sit wrapped in a blanket with a cup of fragrant tea... This is the time when you can see the variety of autumn colours and hear the fallen leaves rustling under your feet. Or you can listen to the atmospheric music selection for leisurely walks through the streets and parks of an autumn city. A little bit of melancholy, a touch of nostalgia and lots and lots of warmth.

On the cover: Vase ‘Autumn Leaves.’ Émile Gallé. 1920s.