Initiation – Migration by Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai and David Darling
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Initiation

Peter Kater, R. Carlos Nakai, David Darling / Migration

""Initiation" by Peter Kater is a mournful, reflective, and emotional third hour transitionhour track. It offers a very sad and low-energy listening experience with a feeling of resolution. The piano is the key instrument, bringing a strongly prayerful quality to the ambient sound."
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Second Hour Third hour transition Piano Drone Emotional Mournful Prayerful Ambient Layered Haunting Gradual New Age Serene Evocative Reflective Cello Sparse

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Intensity: 0.4277

Activation Intensity: 0.1403

Affective Intensity: 0.8201

Tempo: Very Fast (177.107 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.0461)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0472)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.193)

Spaciousness: 0.8469

Tension: 0.0439

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45 minutes of drone plus piano

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