This piano piece carries a deep sense of melancholy, with each note dripping like a tear, yet there is an underlying warmth that rises through the somber tones. It feels as though the music is mourning a loss, but gently searching for a glimmer of light, as if hope is quietly emerging from the shadows. The melodies weave between sorrow and optimism, creating a delicate balance of reflection and promise, offering a sense of healing that feels both tender and uplifting.

Cycle one PASSAGES: Ballad in E minor

The orchestral piece "Lunar" tells a story of quiet sorrow and quiet strength, wrapped in the soft glow of the moon. From the very first notes, there’s a sense of introspective beauty, as though the listener is gazing at the moon on a still, lonely night. The music is tender and melancholy, evoking a sense of longing and reflection.

As the piece evolves, there’s a shift—subtle yet unmistakable. A feeling of empowerment emerges, as if the moonlight itself carries an inner strength. The music grows more intense, rising with a quiet determination that speaks of resilience in the face of darkness. This emotional swell captures the balance between vulnerability and power, creating a powerful yet serene atmosphere.

The piece flows between moments of calm and bursts of energy, like the contrasting phases of the moon—sometimes hidden, sometimes fully shining. It is a journey of introspection, a deep exploration of strength in solitude. In the end, "Lunar" fades softly, leaving behind a lingering sense of bittersweet beauty and quiet, unyielding power, much like the moon itself—forever present, even in the darkest of nights.

Lunar

"Habit of a Past Life" is a haunting and ethereal journey, where echoes of forgotten memories blend with the pulse of modern sound. The piece weaves delicate strings and electric undertones, carrying the listener through a landscape of introspection and nostalgia. It speaks to the persistent pull of past lives, the way they linger like shadows, shaping our present in subtle, unspoken ways. A symphony of emotions unfolds, both wistful and resolute, as if dancing with the ghosts of who we once were. A melody of time, both lost and found.

habit of a past life

The waltz in B minor swirls with an emotional depth that stirs the soul. It begins softly, a whisper of longing in each measure, drawing you into a world of quiet introspection. Slowly, it builds, a dance between shadow and light, as the melodies twist and turn, rising with passion, then retreating into moments of delicate silence. The rhythm is both playful and contemplative, urging you to reflect, yet pulling you forward with an irresistible pull. There’s a sense of bittersweet beauty, as if the music itself is pondering a question without an answer. It’s a dance that doesn’t just move the feet, but stirs the heart, leaving an impression that lingers long after the final note fades.

Cycle one PASSAGES: Waltz in b minor

The "Ballad in A minor" is a gentle, sweet piano piece that carries a quiet emotional depth. Its delicate melody flows effortlessly, like a soft breeze, each note weaving a story of subtle longing and warmth. The minor key gives it a hint of melancholy, but the overall tone remains light and uplifting, as if reflecting on a tender memory. The simplicity of the piece invites contemplation, with every phrase gently pulling the listener into its tranquil world. It’s a musical moment of bittersweet beauty, both soothing and emotionally resonant.

Cyle one PASSAGES: Ballad in a minor

"Waltz in B minor" is a captivating piano piece that blends elegance with a touch of melancholy. Its graceful yet intricate melodies unfold with emotional depth, creating a beautiful contrast between lightness and introspection. The waltz's flowing rhythm invites movement, while the minor key evokes a sense of longing, making it both haunting and mesmerizing. Each note dances softly, weaving a delicate story that lingers long after the music fades.

Cycle One PASSAGES: Waltz in b minor slow version

A calm ballad that invites you to dream and makes you forget the outside world. Acoustic piano

Cycle two LIMINAL SPACE: Ballad in cis minor

I’m Tess Sperber, a 27-year-old composer with roots in both America and Germany. My music is shaped by the unique blend of these two cultures, which allows me to explore a wide range of sounds and emotions. I’m driven by a deep passion for creating music that tells a story, one that moves and resonates with others. For me, composition is a way to express my innermost thoughts and feelings, and I strive to craft melodies and harmonies that are both innovative and meaningful. My diverse background gives me the freedom to experiment, yet I always aim to infuse each piece with a personal touch that reflects my journey and experiences.

Tess

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