A very sad Piano Song, please check out, if you like to cry ;-)

[0llum]

Hey guys,

my name is Oliver Dolgener and I'm a 22 year old  musician and music producer from Berlin, Germany.
I write music in many different genres, from Rock to orchestral and electro ambient.

Now, 9 years after I lost my father, I dedicated a Piano Song to him.

Please check out my work on YouTube:

If you like my stuff, please feel free to listen to my music on my YouTube channel and on my Soundcloud page:

https://soundcloud.com/0llum

Many thanks,

Olli

[nanabush]

Relaxing music!  I'm going to say this will either be ignored or get harsh criticism on this forum, but I don't mind it!  Post this to reddit in the 'wearethemusicmakers' section.  You might get a bit more traffic on this piece.

[asiantraveller101]

Thank you for sharing such a personal experience and your wonderful music. Best wishes to you and your family.

[patrickd]

Nice composition, Thanks for sharing.

[0llum]

Thank you guys, I really appreciate that.

By the way, I finally got the Sheet Music for you:

https://www.file-upload.net/download-4491724/In-Memoriam--Sheet-.pdf.html

[pianoman53]

Okay, I wont say anything about the music, but what's up with the loop?

All "sad and beautiful song" on youtube uses exactly that pattern - F#m D A E F#. Why is that suddenly seen as sad and beautiful by so many people.

[0llum]

Well that's just a standard chord pattern. Nothing special about it. It just sounds nice.
I doesn't have to be sad. It is a peaceful and relaxing tune, but the story behind it is sad.
As you certainly noticed I'm not a pianist. I am a musician and try to express my feelings by my music.
In my opinion, a song does not have to be difficult or virtuos to be good.