Calm Winter Night Music - Beneath the Mountain Sky | 1 Hour | The Shape of Night 01

A small star shines above the snow-covered mountains. Between the dark trees, the valley opens into a blue distance, inviting us to pause beneath a sky that seems to have no end. Beneath the Mountain Sky opens this series with an unhurried listening journey through a winter night. Let the music accompany a book, a quiet evening, or a little time away from the day. The selections unfold as a continuous journey, leaving room for changing moods and moments of stillness. The visual takes its inspiration from Harald Sohlberg’s Winter Night in the Mountains, completed in 1914 after years of returning to the landscape of Rondane. ABOUT THE SERIES The Shape of Night is the third series from The Art of After Hours, exploring the meeting of painting and music through the spaces that night reveals. From mountains and rivers to places of shelter, each episode offers a different way to inhabit the darkness - not only as distance or solitude, but also as warmth, wonder, and belonging. Series 03 · Episode 01 Beneath the Mountain Sky If you would like to return to these quiet spaces, subscribe and join us for the next episode. Playlist: [   • The Shape of Night  ] Museums close at night. Art doesn’t. VISUAL CREDIT Inspired by Winter Night in the Mountains (Vinternatt i Rondane), 1914, by Harald Sohlberg. Original artwork: Nasjonalmuseet, Norway - NG.M.01185. Collection photography: Børre Høstland. View the original artwork: https://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/en/coll... The visual is an AI-assisted widescreen interpretation. The landscape has been extended and details reinterpreted; it is not an unaltered reproduction of the original painting. #TheArtOfAfterHours #TheShapeOfNight #MusicAndArt