NPR Music's Tiny Desk Concert series has adapted to the times with "home" concerts, showcasing performances from around the globe. One such standout performance came from British ambient music composer Roger Eno, held at his picturesque home set within an 11th-century abbey on the Norfolk-Suffolk border in England. Eno's tranquil music, reflecting the serene surroundings, featured five pieces from his latest album, "The Turning Year."

Roger Eno, born on April 29, 1959, is renowned for his ambient compositions and is the brother of legendary musician Brian Eno. The concert highlighted Eno's signature style of calm, evolving music that captivated listeners with its understated beauty and enchanting melodies.

Notable moments from the concert included Eno's masterful piano manipulations and the ethereal atmosphere he created, truly capturing the essence of his ambient sound. The intimate setting of the "home" concert added a personal touch to Eno's performance, further immersing the audience in his artistic vision.

Overall, Roger Eno's Tiny Desk (home) concert was a mesmerizing experience, showcasing his talent as a composer and his ability to transport listeners to a tranquil musical world.