EONIAN - Expelled from Paradise ED - ELISA, arranged by Animenz
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Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the futuristic anime "Expelled from Paradise" with the touching and powerful composition "EONIAN," performed by the talented singer ELISA. This song became an integral part of the ending credits, perfectly conveying the feelings of hope and struggle that accompany the film's plot. ELISA, known for her unique voice and participation in numerous anime projects such as "Fate/stay night" and "Black Bullet," created an unforgettable vocal image for "EONIAN." The music for the film was composed by Kenji Kawai, renowned for his mastery in creating emotional and atmospheric soundtracks that harmoniously blend electronic and orchestral elements.

Animenz’s arrangement adds new depth and technical complexity to this composition, making it ideal for piano performance. His version reveals all the nuances of the melody, allowing the performer to convey the full emotional richness of the original. Interestingly, "EONIAN" means "eternal" in Latin, which perfectly reflects the film's themes of eternity and humanity in a digital world. This melody will be a true gem in your repertoire and provide listeners with unforgettable musical experiences.

Number of pages in the file: 6

You will receive a download link for the sheet music via email immediately after payment. An original PDF file with piano and synthesizer sheet music. The file is ready for printing or electronic use.

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Number of pages in the file: 6

You will receive a download link for the sheet music via email immediately after payment. An original PDF file with piano and synthesizer sheet music. The file is ready for printing or electronic use.