this part is supposed to symbolize minions, this is the only part of the song that is supposed to symbolize them though, the rest is rap.

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Cool that you have taken single phrase and made a song around it

Birthday gift ;-)
Mastering: Zachary Kyle
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Música por Wladimir Martínez.

Come to my House

#35 on Re-Ex Pop/Rock list ! (27/04/2024)
In Hungary, a native animal is the mangalica pig, a very beautiful and friendly creature. It is also smart as a dog. This beautiful animal inspired the mood and melodies of this music.

A Mangalica

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a Mangalica

"Träumende Klarinette" by Eryk Sowa is a mesmerizing concert piece that captures the ethereal essence of dreams through the voice of the clarinet. The composition begins with a gentle, haunting melody that seems to float through the air like a distant memory, evoking a sense of longing and introspection. The clarinet's tones are rich and expressive, weaving through delicate harmonies that create an almost surreal atmosphere. As the piece progresses, the dynamics ebb and flow, reflecting the unpredictable nature of dreams—sometimes peaceful, sometimes intense, but always captivating. The interplay between the clarinet and the accompanying instruments adds depth, as if the clarinet is engaging in a dialogue with unseen forces. The music's texture ranges from tender whispers to soaring crescendos, inviting listeners to lose themselves in a world where reality and fantasy blur. "Träumende Klarinette" is a deeply emotional journey, leaving a lasting impression of beauty and mystery.

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Eryk Sowa - Träumende Klarinette (Concert Piece)

Can't Stop Thinking Of You

you want to tell me

You Want To Tell Me

Laura

Bliss Ahead

Welcome to the second in the musical series "Of Fire and Ice", where we explore the mysterious world of ancient Norse Myths! What did the Gods hear in their minds during their adventures? Listen to the distinct sounds of pagan frame drums and soaring targelharpa ‘fiddles’, flutes and the harp-like lyre. All this blends with orchestral instrumentation, sounds of nature, harmonies and the soaring sounds of the trumpet of James Hill.
Video: https://youtu.be/LUZZAIqfW1s?si=2UTzLkz6QgLLKLQJ

Episode #2:  “The Mead of Poetry”
After war between the Aesir and Vanir gods, a peace was sealed by creating a being named Kvasir from their combined saliva. However, two dwarves, Fjalar and Galar, killed Kvasir and mixed his blood with honey to create the ‘Mead of Poetry’, which granted anyone who drank it the ability to compose poetry and gain wisdom.
The dwarves later killed a giant named Gilling and his wife, attracting the wrath of Gilling's son, Suttung. To save themselves, the dwarves offered the mead to Suttung, who hid it in a cave guarded by his daughter, Gunnlod.
Odin, seeking the mead, embarked on a complex quest, using trickery and disguise. He worked for Baugi, Suttung's brother, and eventually convinced Baugi to help him reach the cave. Odin seduced Gunnlod, spending three nights with her in exchange for three sips of the mead. However, Odin drank all of it, transformed into an eagle, and escaped back to Asgard. Odin distributed the mead to the gods and the most talented poets, although a small portion was lost, thus becoming the source of poetic inspiration.

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