Hi everybody,
I'm @shawnnft. This is my post for the #threetunetuesday playlist which is a contest hosted by
@ablaze. Today, I will feature my top 3 piano songs. Not sure if we are allowed to share music with no lyrics and just pure music but here goes nothing. Something to change it up. Just enjoy the melody and background music as it can tell a story without any lyrics!
The first song I chose It's Your Day by Yiruma. For me, this song gives the feeling that today is my day. Sometimes we have bad days or we don't have time for ourselves. I believe this song is trying to tell us that there's good days for ourselves as well!
The second song I chose is Passion by Kyle Landry. This is actually a song sung by Utada Hikaru but I love the piano piece for this song by Kyle Landry. It's also a song used in Kingdom Hearts 2 but I never played that game. This song just feels like you are on a journey that has its ups and downs. The melody starts slow then speeds up in the middle and ends slow. It's a really beautiful piece that can't really be explained in words.
Finally, the last song I chose is Sadness and Sorrow by Patrik Pietschmann. This is actually a soundtrack from an anime called Naruto. I really like this piece because the title perfectly describes the melody of the song. It just gives you a feeling of sadness and sorrow so you can mourn for the death of a loved one etc.
If you made it to the end, thank you so much for reading. I hope you liked the songs and maybe found some new songs to add to your playlist! It was really hard to choose this time around. This might just be a part 1 of piano songs as I do have a lot more piano songs but had a hard time choosing three!
Let me know in the comments what kind of genre you would be interested in listening to and I might do it for my next week's Three Tune Tuesday!
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Also I do not own any of these songs and these are not my YouTube channels; it's just for fair use and sharing new music to everybody. All credit for these songs go to their singer馃檹.