A study of Aeolian mode or 'natural minor key'. This mode lacks the leading tone on the seventh, therefore the rule of harmony has to be different from the usual minor key. Harmonic progressions in modal music tend to 'oscillate' near and around the tonic. This gives modes a unique soundscape which can be felt as archaic and unsophisticated, but when done carefully can be strangely charming.

Prelude In D-sharp Aeolian

John Yentes is an accomplished multi instrumentalist musician with a keen and eager interest to design audio for both games and film.  John became inspired at an early age by the likes of Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu and continued to find their influence in his own musical creations.

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I compose classical music to pursue the truth and the beauty. It's a way to discover what is meant to be living, and what is meant to be part of nature.

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Prelude In D-sharp Aeolian

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