Reflective Piano Music ~ The Everlasting

[@DSZI.ShyHunterBB]

Nothing short of pure beauty . . .

[@themoonlighthuntress7065]

This music is absolutely gorgeous...it sounds so sad but yet has a hint of an uplifting nature to it as well. Like if someone that you love like a family member, close friend or a significant other has passed on but yet...their memory is everlasting and their spirit will never leave you for as long as you live💕 What they gave in life was so precious and it will never be forgotten, it's like a part of them is still alive and that is beautifully bittersweet...

[@wolfgangberndt3481]

Beautiful composition, full of emotions, yet calm👍🎹

[@QueenMeowTigeress]

another great music from Sir Robert the Great!

[@Silvia7]

bellissima la musika robert ^^ ★♫★♫★♫★

[@ЕгорИванов-т9я]

Эта меланхоличная красота завораживает...

[@neoclassicalfanatic8416]

This is beyond sublime, one of the best composers on youtube You inspire me to keep pursuing music, thank you for this great piece 🙏🙏

[@RobertRussellComposer]

Awww, thank you. :)

[@edward265]

Impressive! The piano is such good instrument.

[@RobertRussellComposer]

Indeed it is!

[@Sanctorum1]

It's incredible how sad can be slow played music...I love how it evolves from 1:10

[@RobertRussellComposer]

Very true. I feel like the gaps between the notes can tell as much of a story as the notes themselves.

[@nature_relaxation..]

Amazing music🔥 congratulations, very great work 😍 Love it 🤗🎉

[@RobertRussellComposer]

Thanks for listening!

[@neoclassicalfanatic8416]

I personally think this song evokes the imagery of somebody who's about to lose something important or about to die, and yet this person is clinging to some kind of hope,i can see that hope in the suspended chords, because they give some feeling of pulling, not wanting to let go, even tho the piece starts on a minor chord, those suspensions at the end of that intro section give a sort of feeling of hope in spite of sadness, the contrast between bitter and sweet here is really beautiful and brings out the best of the piece, reminds a lot of nobuo uematsu and a lot of Japanese composers, the way the chord progression is layed out is pretty reminiscent of japanese composers Very well done!

[@RobertRussellComposer]

That's lovely, Neoclassical Fanatic. Congratulations, you've just won the free mp3 competition for The Everlasting! Please get in touch with me and I'll send you your prizes. :)

[@jackarrows1436]

Sadness Soul