Nietzsche's thoughts

I recently discovered Nietzsche. After reading one of his books, I was inspired, and without hesitation, I started writing music. I love it when one form of creativity flows into another. Before listening, I would like you to read the "prehistory". This will help you understand what I wanted to convey to the listener.

The music develops along with the philosopher's life story.

1. The beginning is his childhood. He grew up in a family of very religious people. Therefore, the piano plays here accompanied by an organ. The organ is a symbol of the church.

2. Next is the turning point in his life - a radical change in his worldview and, as a result, his goals. The screeching strings emphasize this event. It is as if lightning penetrates a person's calm existence, his inner world. Things will never be the same again.

3. In the next part, a new life begins, unlike most others. Dangerous and exciting. The melodious "tunes" of the guitar are occasionally replaced by sharp, delayed notes that symbolize the obstacles that arise along the way. The philosopher's life flows unevenly: sometimes it speeds up, then slows down again.

4. The penultimate stage of his life is madness. By looping one moment, similar to shots from a gun, I wanted to show how the great mind of a man who devoted his life to unraveling human mysteries perishes.

5. Conclusion - everything that happens until the very end of his existence. The rhythmic pattern of the drums changes. The annoying clatter of hi-hats stops in places, and then reappears a few seconds later. The philosopher's thoughts are insane and no longer belong to him... A lonely guitar note (which deliberately does not sound smoothly, but interrupted, showing that even in the last seconds it was not easy) ends his life.

And now, watch!

I recorded this video right after work in the office) Don't mind my tie.