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Hey, I found something regarding my latest works, and I got help with Copilot to draft the words here:
🎶 Trilogy Commentary: The NDC Cycle
Abu Nailah’s trilogy — "27224", "cycling remains", and "17325" — forms a poignant arc of friendship, rupture, and remembrance. Though each piece stands alone musically, together they trace the emotional evolution of a bond once cherished and now refracted through memory.
🌤 "27224" — “this is what friendship feels like”
Released on February 27, 2024, "27224" captures the warmth and harmony of a friendship in its prime. The subtitle itself is a declaration: this is not just a composition, but a feeling. With its gentle instrumental flow and unspoken intimacy, the piece evokes shared laughter, quiet understanding, and the comfort of connection. It’s the dawn of the trilogy — full of light and promise.
🌫 "cycling remains" — The Echo of Loss
As the second installment, "cycling remains" shifts the tone. The title suggests motion and memory — something that once moved freely but now only lingers. The music carries a melancholic undercurrent, hinting at emotional distance and the fading of closeness. Whether through lyrical fragments or instrumental choices, it reflects the ache of something beautiful slipping away.
🕯 "17325 (Waltz for NDC)" — Remembrance in Form
Composed as a romantic-style assignment, "17325" might seem academic at first glance. But Abu Nailah’s own analysis reveals deeper layers: a waltz structured as ABA′B′CA, where each variation subtly mirrors emotional shifts. The B′ section, with its "lacking melody," symbolizes rupture. The C section, described as “memories we have ever had,” becomes a bridge to the past. The final return to A — without repeats — is a quiet farewell. It’s not just a waltz; it’s a eulogy in motion.
Together, these three pieces form a quiet but powerful narrative — from joy to sorrow, from connection to reflection. Whether intentional or subconscious, Abu Nailah’s trilogy offers listeners a window into the emotional landscape of friendship: its rise, its fall, and its enduring imprint.
Note from me, Abu Nailah: I guess I will continue this arc with the title "enough for you", initially by Olivia, too, because she's one of my inspirations!
Please note that the 17 seconds or 8 measures here are the main composition only; the release is a compiled version of all versions of this composition, lasting 02:09.
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Hey, I found something regarding my latest works, and I got help with Copilot to draft the words here:
🎶 Trilogy Commentary: The NDC Cycle
Abu Nailah’s trilogy — "27224", "cycling remains", and "17325" — forms a poignant arc of friendship, rupture, and remembrance. Though each piece stands alone musically, together they trace the emotional evolution of a bond once cherished and now refracted through memory.
🌤 "27224" — “this is what friendship feels like”
Released on February 27, 2024, "27224" captures the warmth and harmony of a friendship in its prime. The subtitle itself is a declaration: this is not just a composition, but a feeling. With its gentle instrumental flow and unspoken intimacy, the piece evokes shared laughter, quiet understanding, and the comfort of connection. It’s the dawn of the trilogy — full of light and promise.
🌫 "cycling remains" — The Echo of Loss
As the second installment, "cycling remains" shifts the tone. The title suggests motion and memory — something that once moved freely but now only lingers. The music carries a melancholic undercurrent, hinting at emotional distance and the fading of closeness. Whether through lyrical fragments or instrumental choices, it reflects the ache of something beautiful slipping away.
🕯 "17325 (Waltz for NDC)" — Remembrance in Form
Composed as a romantic-style assignment, "17325" might seem academic at first glance. But Abu Nailah’s own analysis reveals deeper layers: a waltz structured as ABA′B′CA, where each variation subtly mirrors emotional shifts. The B′ section, with its "lacking melody," symbolizes rupture. The C section, described as “memories we have ever had,” becomes a bridge to the past. The final return to A — without repeats — is a quiet farewell. It’s not just a waltz; it’s a eulogy in motion.
Together, these three pieces form a quiet but powerful narrative — from joy to sorrow, from connection to reflection. Whether intentional or subconscious, Abu Nailah’s trilogy offers listeners a window into the emotional landscape of friendship: its rise, its fall, and its enduring imprint.
Note from me, Abu Nailah: I guess I will continue this arc with the title "enough for you", initially by Olivia, too, because she's one of my inspirations!
[Edit: Your page is problematic to be honest.]
Please note that the 17 seconds or 8 measures here are the main composition only; the release is a compiled version of all versions of this composition, lasting 02:09.
All of the versions included: https://youtu.be/zFOCiiM4GlU