My Current Song Rotations
These are my current song rotations that I am playing at hospitals. I will edit the list when I make any song adjustments! The songs are not ordered in any particular way. Please keep in mind that the majority of these songs are Thai songs.
In the future, I will insert a video of me playing each of these songs, so stay tuned!
For now, please click the images to hear the official version of the song in piano; you'll probably understand why I chose these songs :)
01
ยามเย็น (Love at Sundown)
Composer: King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)
A beloved Thai song that beautifully captures the tranquil and romantic moments at sunset. It has been cherished in Thailand for decades as a symbol of peaceful evenings and heartfelt emotions.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song for its calm, nostalgic melody that many elders would recognize from their youth. Its playful rhythm creates a peaceful atmosphere that helps them feel more relaxed and emotionally connected.
02
ต้นไม้ของพ่อ (The Tree of Our Beloved King)
Composer: King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)
A royal composition honoring King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s legacy, symbolizing growth, love, and dedication. It reflects the deep respect Thai people have for their late king and his contributions to the nation.
Why I chose this song: This song carries deep emotional meaning and reflects gratitude and respect for the King. Its melody brings a sense of pride and reflection, being especially meaningful for older generations.
03
ลมหนาว (Love in Spring)
Composer: King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)
A tender Thai ballad that captures the contrast between the cold winter breeze and the warmth of love. Often played during the cooler season, it evokes feelings of quiet longing and nostalgia, wrapped in a soft, reflective melody.
Why I chose this song: It is known for its soft and soothing melody, which captures the gentle feeling of a cool breeze. It brings a sense of calm and refreshes the mood, making it ideal for creating a peaceful environment.
04
ให้เธอ (For Her)
Composer: อัสนี โชติกุล,วสันต์ โชติกุล
A heartfelt Thai ballad expressing deep devotion and affection, "" conveys the sincerity of giving one’s all to a loved one. It is often performed with emotional intensity and warmth. It’s popular in romantic and sentimental music circles in Thailand.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song because of its warm and tender melody that expresses deep care and affection. Ultimately, creating an intimate and comforting atmosphere that resonates with the elderly's emotions.
05
Prelude (Wohltemperierte Klavier I No.1)
Composer: J.S. Bach
The first prelude from J.S. Bach’s The Well-Tempered Clavier, composed in 1722. This piece is a cornerstone of classical piano repertoire, known for its simplicity and harmonic richness.
Why I chose this song: It is known for its flowing, peaceful harmony, which gently fills the room. Its simplicity brings a sense of calm and clarity, which is ideal for soothing both elders and hospital patients.
06
Ballade pour Adeline
Composer: Richard Clayderman
Composed in 1976 by Paul de Senneville for pianist Richard Clayderman, this romantic piano ballad quickly became a worldwide hit and Clayderman's signature piece.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song as a tribute to my grandpa, who inspired my musical journey. Its gentle, emotional melody reflects the love and memories I carry with me when I play for others.
07
River Flows In You
Composer: Yiruma
A contemporary piano composition by South Korean pianist Yiruma (2001). Known for its flowing melody and emotional depth, it’s widely popular in modern classical and pop crossover genres.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song for its flowing melody that gently touches the heart. Its emotional depth helps create a peaceful atmosphere for both elders and patients.
08
Kiss The Rain
Composer: Yiruma
Another heartfelt piano piece by Yiruma, released in 2003. The song expresses longing and melancholy, often featured in films and romantic contexts.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song because of its soft and emotional melody that helps people feel calm and connected. It's a gentle piece that touches the hearts of listeners.
09
เหมือนเคย (Meuan Koey)
Composer: Boyd Kosiyabong
A popular Thai song meaning “As Always,” expressing nostalgia and lingering feelings from the past. Its emotional lyrics and melody resonate with many listeners.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song because of its familiar and heartfelt melody that brings back warm memories. It helps the elderly feel connected to the past and comforted in the present.
10
ฤดูที่แตกต่าง (Season Change)
Composer: Boyd Kosiyabong
A Thai song reflecting on the changes in life and emotions, using the metaphor of different seasons. It often carries a contemplative, bittersweet tone.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song because of its hopeful and uplifting message that reminds the listeners that every season of life has meaning. It brings encouragement and warmth to the elderly and patients.
11
แสงเดือน (Moonlight)
Composer: King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)
A royal composition by King Bhumibol Adulyadej from 1958, with lyrics by Prince Chakrabhand Pensiri. Known for its elegant melody, it was originally part of a ballet performance and remains a celebrated piece of Thai royal music.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song due to its soft and graceful melody that feels like moonlight gently shining at night. It brings a sense of familiarity and a sense of peace that soothes the hearts of listeners.
11
ใกล้รุ่ง
Composer: King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX).
A poetic Thai song that captures the quiet, hopeful moments just before sunrise. It often symbolizes new beginnings, reflection, and anticipation, blending gentle melodies with heartfelt lyrics to evoke a sense of calm and optimism.
Why I chose this song: I chose this song because of its elegant and uplifting melody, symbolizing hope and a new beginning. It brings a calm, refreshing feeling that gently brightens the atmosphere.
