It's honestly something I came up with while watching the tear-jerking animation, Koe no Katachi.

This scene reflected the part where the male protagonist found the female protagonist, who was going through a hard time, try to commit suicide. The urgency and surprise he felt was overtaken by the need to save her, but he fell and watched as the curtains blew in the balcony. One moment she stood on the edge, and the next moment, she disappeared.

The name Semicolon, is what it is. When you use a semicolon, it means that your sentence has yet to end. Similarly, I used it implying that the song is yet to end and also, the girl's life in the animation is also yet to come to a close.

Semicolon (;)

This is a four-part tune that was made for a project. 

The song is named Oblivion as I intentionally created this with minor tones and dissonances. I imagined that I was a marionette being forced to go along with the strings of my puppeteer. The block-like melody was made to resemble the doll's stiff movements before the marionette breaks apart at the end due to the large force. It no longer moves, hence, the last note is an entire block chord of four beats.

Iridescent Ster