Requiem for Medusa

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Guest wrote on 10th of September, 2008

It is believed that the music was composed by the author himself.

The music is played on a solo piano.

The author of the Requiem for Medusa is unknown.

The music is composed in the 20th century.

The genre of the work is: Classical music.

The music is played in the following form: Solo piano.

The length of the work is about 1 minute.

The tempo of the work is: Allegro.

The instrumentation of the work is: Piano.

The musical form of the work is: Piano Solo.

The style of the work is: Classical music.

The mood of the work is: Sad.

The character of the work is: Sad.

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