I am hosting a session soon, and realized that I wanted some calm, "reflection on past" background music to draw out memories and give something soothing to listen to while filling out a worksheet. so I thought... why not make it myself? However, I am still quite new to composing, and I would like a sanity check on my music - am I making any egregious musical faux pas with it? Would it work well as getting into the mood of memories and thinking of the past?

Do you agree a single instrument with no sung lyrics can capture an emotion? https://youtu.be/Tld8fe1kDpI?feature=shared Note: I did make a few errors in the middle. I kept this as I like the ending.

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