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March: Deep Water Lies Still
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Music itself is mostly composed in an authentic way in the classical music except the many changes in the time signatures. I cannot explain why I employed such a way. It came into my head just like an inspiration. I wrote the sheet music as it was.
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Taka Aida, a doctor of engineering in chemical engineering. An amateur composer. Mainly creating computer-programmed music.
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Genre
Classical • Symphonic
Charts
#9 in subgenre Peak #3
Charts
Peak #14
Author
Taka Aida
Rights
Taka Aida @Studio.Aidata 2000
Uploaded
August 19, 2023
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MP3
MP3 10.8 MB • 320 kbps • 4:42
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Key
Minor
Vocals
No vocals, instrumental only
Character
Energy
relaxed, cool
high-energy
Danceable
coffee-place
dancefloor
Positivity
dark, sad, angry
happy
Appeal
unique
radio-friendly
Story behind the song
This short but lovely piece was intended to be composed dedicated to Prof. Peter L. Silveston at University of Waterloo, my partner in research and writing a book and some articles at the time. His birthday is in March. And I and my friends around there were waiting for him back from Switzerland. And then we received a call from Switzerland telling that he was heavily injured by a skiing accident. So, he had to lie down on his bed VERY STILL. A proverb, "Still waters run deep" made me get an idea for the piece and the title. Prof. Bob Hudgins at the same university gave me an advice that I could use the verb "lie". He also said that Prof. Silveston was just like an arctic bear, not able to be STILL! That's the story behind the music. This piece has very strange way of the time signatures. But I feel the music has the certainty to have such a strange structure in the time signatures. Special thanks to Prof. Bob and the late Ms. Carol Hudgins.
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Bob Forbes
Aug 31, 2023
A beautiful piece that one can meditate to - great stress reliever :^))