Scientia

I started following the Berserk series about a year
or so before the death of its original author. The Suite
happened during the direction of his friend, so this piece
is pretty much a spiritual frankenstein thing. There is
something about the chapter, but also about the confusion
of reading the usual story drawn by someone else. Though
it's cool that such a friendship-inspired story ended up
being told by his best friend.

First ever time using clusters so insistently

After such a beautiful moment, I felt
all else would've been awkward. I had
to stop watching the show and go play
something at the keyboard. The final
two measures came out, and later I
did the rest of the composition.

completely out of nowhere, i sang the lyrics and notes of what still today I consider
the most powerful song I've ever written. "there's a road that doesn't need a shape"

In 2012 everyone kept telling me the World was going to end
at 12:21. That day I was at school, and we visited the little
church that was nearby for i don't recall whatever reason. I kept
checking what time it was, so I could know if we were close to the
apocalypse, and when the time came nothing happened.

I had in mind that the second half should've
had organ for the right hand, but it would've been
impossible at my keyboard.

A recurring theme inside this work is the feeling of
not having gone to school and noticing how sleek
a day can appear sitting at home and doing whatever needs to
be done. That is because I was sick so I didn't have to go
out at all. I could finally watch all the shows, read all
the mangas, play all the games etc.

Some stupid waltz.

This other waltz was a cool succession of ideas:
when I woke up pretty early in the morning I got
the idea for the introduction, while during lunch
i thought it would've been cool to do those little
arpeggi that kinda are the entire purpose of this
piece. Maybe the most elegant waltz in this suite.

I could finally play Elden Ring for a little while.
I had bought the game but only barely opened it up until then.
I got to complete the first half before eventually
healing anf giving it back to the dust.

I wanted to do something a little impressive,
also I've never heard such brief sections
inside of a classical rhapsody.

i needed a vague ending, even though i can't remember if i
knew this would've been the final piece in the order or not.
The digital piano that I've been playing since the very first notes I've
ever played is capable of some of the most subtle pianissimi,
which with my acoustic piano i could've never played this way. Also,
I decided to record the entire work using my personal
phone - Not like I had microphones already - but should I
go back I'd still record them with my usual phone recorder.
I used it for all my ideas since the very beginning of all, and this
suite is a testament to it. I'd be very joyous to thank you all
for reading about my work today.