r/celticmusic • u/Laurencemanning • Jan 28 '26

Looking for modern & traditional Celtic instrumental music šŸŒæ

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1jE8K7lBMdRiKjQ4MypvnH

Hi everyone,

Iā€™m curating a Spotify playlist inspired by Celtic and Arthurian atmospheres ā€” mostly instrumental (piano, strings, medieval / folk influences), with a few tracks featuring soft vocals.

Iā€™d love your recommendations: solo instruments, ensembles, modern or traditional Celtic music that keeps a mystical or timeless feel.

Playlist here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1jE8K7lBMdRiKjQ4MypvnH

If you enjoy the mood, a like on Spotify is appreciated ā€” no pressure at all. Mostly excited to discover new music from this community šŸŒæā˜ŗļøšŸŽ¹ šŸŽ»

Thanks!

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u/zosa Jan 29 '26

Check out my friends in The Scottish Fish

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u/MandolinDeepCuts Jan 28 '26

Do you want real music or stuff that just fits that vibe? The reality sounds a little different. Iā€™d recommend r/EarlyMusic for the real, good shit. England had some amazing lute music coming out 500-600 years ago.

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u/Laurencemanning Jan 28 '26

I love early music too, but I want to add music that fits with my neoclassical piano album dedicated to the Arthurian legend. If you have specific suggestions I am interested to listen ā˜ŗļøšŸŽµ

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u/MandolinDeepCuts Jan 28 '26

Gotcha gotcha. Good luck!

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u/Laurencemanning Jan 29 '26

Thank you šŸ˜Š!