My collection is too goddamn bombastic!

My film music interest got really serious in the early 90's, and I was still just a young teenager at the time. So the most exciting thing was to get big and epic scores with lots of bombast and adventure; childhood glee and impatience still shining through. This lasted for many years, well into my 20's, and the collection grew larger and larger. However, some time in my LATE 20's, I began to veer more and more towards calmer scores and soundtracks that STAY calm throughout. However, by then I had already wound down my soundtrack purchasing considerably and I was stuck with this teenage-acquired, bombastic collection of stuff that I hardly had the stamina and mood to listen to anymore.

So there I am today, constantly listening and relistening to the few soundtracks I DO own that stay in a calm, relaxed mood throughout (whether they are melodic or textural or powerful in a subdued way) - Delerue stuff, DA VINCI CODE, PASSION OF THE CHRIST, FORREST GUMP, THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY, LOS BORGIA (practically all of Illaramendi's stuff), SOMMERSBY, S.O.P., TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, MALENA, WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (Morricone's rejected), BEYOND RANGOON, THIN RED LINE, SNOW FALLING ON CEDARS, UNDER FIRE, THE LAST RUN, LOVER'S PRAYER, the calm Williams'es (ACCIDENTAL TOURIST, A.I., STANLEY & IRIS, ANGELA'S ASHES, STEPMOM etc.), THE DIG, THE SECRET GARDEN and so forth. You get the idea.

So....what I'm looking for are recommendations of CALM soundtracks that stay calm throughout and that have been arranged as "concept albums". Not cheesy "New Age" music or John Barry (whose particular approach to "calmness" I cannot stomach), but anything else!