Memory of Offelini – Past and Present by Thomas Otten
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Memory of Offelini

Thomas Otten / Past and Present

""Memory of Offelini" by Thomas Otten is a mournful, introspective, and reflective second hour track. It features a slow tempo with strongly drifting and organic elements. Key instruments include piano, voice, and strings, offering a warm and evolving emotional quality."

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Second Hour Third hour transition Atmospheric Piano Voice Drone Strings Mournful Suspenseful Introspective Layered Slow Modern Classical Vulnerable Ethereal Warm Evolving Enchanting Longing Soulful Hypnotic Tranquil Reflective Minimal Arpeggios Low Energy

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Intensity: 0.4013

Activation Intensity: 0.1938

Affective Intensity: 0.729

Tempo: Slow (69.087 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.00809)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0731)

Danceability: Dense Rhythm (0.274)

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