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- Composer
- Paul Lorenz
- ISRC
- ATL332609118
- ISWC
- T3162128823
- Recorded
- 2019
- Tempo (BPM)
- 62
- Key
- A minor
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About this track
A solo electric piano opens at 0:02 in A minor, each phrase arriving with quiet care and introspective restraint. The tone is warm and intimate — gentle hammer-strike resonance with a slight vintage decay — sustaining a melancholic, heartfelt atmosphere throughout without any significant dynamic shift. The mood is consistently wistful and somber, each note weighted with feeling.
Let Her Go (E-Piano Version) is a cinematic solo electric piano piece in A minor at 62 BPM. Melancholically reflective, intimately pensive, and heartfelt with gentle wistfulness — energy at 2/10 — it is suited to documentary scenes about loss or memory, indie film breakup scenes, poignant moments in drama series, charity appeal videos, memorial and tribute slideshows, heartfelt voiceover backgrounds, hospital and medical drama scenes, slow-motion reflection sequences, end credits for serious films, and therapy and counseling scene backgrounds where warm solo electric piano and quiet emotional sincerity define the essential character.
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