Soft piano keys and breathy synth pads that sound like a 90s shoujo anime daydream. Angelique on the SNES was Koei's otome dating sim before the genre even had a name, and the soundtrack carries that early romantic energy hard.
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Every guardian gets their own character theme and they all hit different. Clavis Theme has this moody mysterious pull, while Julious Theme goes full noble sparkle. Then you get to Angelique's Room for Piano Solo and it's just this quiet, tender little moment that makes you feel like you're sitting in her bedroom staring out a window.
The Queen's Theme opening sets this fairy tale tone right away. Fortune Telling Building has that SNES reverb doing all the heavy lifting. If you ever wanted to know what a 1995 romance sim sounds like at its most sincere, this is your answer.