It’s actually a myth that the quartet played “Nearer my God to thee” as Titanic was sinking. Survivors later recounted that the musicians attempted to play something upbeat to reduce panic on the decks. In my imagining they might have opened with a happy tune. But the music shifts back and forth between happy and sad bits. The ending speaks of calm resignation and acceptance, knowing they will go down with the ship, and it's ok to let go

Titanic

have no idea about the genre again
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wrote this on a day that changed my life forever, ifykyk

life

Black & Red

I fell into a vortex of love and fell out an empty shell.

Northern Wind

John Falko - Lughnasadh

Slightly whimsical with a dark gothic, melancholy twist. Piano and symphony instrumental

Perseverance

Even when it seems like the worst is upon us — stand firm, look ahead, and trust in the power of music.

Worst Case

Winter

free your mind

Adagio of Life (Frank Mehl Remix) (2024) - A trance tribute to life
Adagio of Life is a trance anthem reflecting life's ups and downs, and the start of a new and hopeful chapter. Majestic orchestral arrangements meet uplifting trance, creating an energetic and melancholic vibe. This song both captures moments of triumph and sorrow with breathtaking melodies and dramatic build-ups.
Frank Mehl remixed this song for my 20th anniversary album. It is a epic blend of soundtrack with modern trance music.

You can find this song on all streaming portals and Bandcamp:
https://too.fm/ndm-adagio-of-life
https://nadinedemacedo.bandcamp.com/album/adagio-of-life

Nadine de Macedo: composition
Frank Mehl: arrangement, piano, synthesizer, production

Where to find us:
https://soundcloud.com/nadinedemacedo
https://soundcloud.com/frankmehl

Adagio of Life

Adagio of Life (Frank Mehl Remix)

there is nothing to say about this piece. its just a product of my
subconscious.

disintegration

you could say, everything i share is a demo

disintegration

noni