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Blues for Isolde is a blues composition for piano in which the opening motif from Richard Wagner’s opera Tristan und Isolde is used. 

The opera Tristan und Isolde is about infinite, unconditional love that transcends social laws, reason, and even the boundary between life and death. The love of Tristan and Isolde is absolute and fateful, and it becomes possible only through redemption in death (Liebestod), not in the ordinary earthly world.

Blues for Isolde

A modern classical and ambient piano project centered on solo piano, softened by distant strings and rare woodwind phrases. Each piece is tied to a real place or moment, quiet rooms, early mornings, empty streets, seasonal light, and calm transitions meant to support focus without pulling attention. Minimal piano pieces inspired by real quiet places. Designed for reading, studying, and long stretches of calm concentration.

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