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End Sonata
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Here at the end, we repeat again.
We repeat again.
Remorse, repeat with me again.
At the end, we move to four
And to one.
The theme sings once more, a recurrence, a form.
One, final passage. And when there is no sound.
Hear this whisper.
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Aeolian Winds
Aeolian Winds is a project by Talesin inspired by concert music, funeral doom, black and death metal.
“Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.”
― Gustav Mahler
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