How about some Gotan Project or Tabla Beat Science?
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I would say Tschaikowskis Ballets are also very nice just as music. Like the Nutcracker or Swan Lake.
Also you could look up John Rutter, he has marvellous harmonies and melodies.
Yanni is fairly imaginative and upbeat.
Dayvan Cowboy by Boards of Canada is probably my favorite instrumental of all time (BoC is instrumental ambient electronic, mostly experimental).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng2vTXxnD20 Original track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1TyX33PfwY And an most incredible remix
Trace Bundy is a fingerstyle guitarist, one of my favorites. Check out Joy and Sorrow or Hot Capo Stew as examples.
The Album Leaf might also fit the bill. Technically it's not all instrumental, but only some of the songs have voice and some of those only have a little. The styles vary a bit between songs too (LaValle works with different artists for different songs). Check out Streamside or Thule as examples.