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I think it ix very grounded on digital C with a very solid foundation resonance constanza! Thank you!☺️

Very nostalgic continuum. I loved it a lot.

It's a chromatic harmonic consecutive scope which i wonder how it might triumph as a fuga progression programme as epidodal to a simille Tema chromatica! It's protypal!

I’ve never been in a historical cathedral but a church left me thinking about it’s particular aura. Tell me, what does this music mainly speak of since i’ve always liked ecclesiastical scores but perplexed as to the modern correlation to ancient musical lore & how it relates to modern society equated. Your music is quite passionately fluid.

I guess many ways to produce a cohesive & substantial musical output. Thanks Henri!

Hello again, my fave of the Brahms Schumann variations is the 12th, but also the 14th. As well as the 15th which is very similar to Ennio Morricone’s Playing love from the movie The legend of 1900. Overall these variations are very profound. Playing love:

The 42a and 42b is my favorite, here is the youtube link so you may have a listen. I think Brahms was hitting on some sort of cosmic idea yet on a very mature level.

Hello, i think my brahms fav is his 51 exersises for piano, the idea for variations is omnious enough.😃