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 Hello, my people, welcome back to another blog. I've decided to make another minor change about what I'm going to use for my commercial. But before that, I would like to mention I made up my mind about using Capcut. I will be using it to edit anything I make, and I now have some experience from being taught by my friends. The minor change I decided to make is the song choice. In my research and planning blog, I said I would use La Campanella as my song choice. I mainly chose that because it is one of the most technically challenging piano songs ever written, hence why it's my favorite. But I'm changing the song choice to Fantasie Impromptu. A little bit about Fantasie Impromptu, composed by Frédéric Chopin, is a masterpiece of classical music for numerous reasons. Its expressive melody immediately captures the listener's attention, drawing them into a world of profound musical beauty. Chopin's technical prowess shines throughout the piece, showcasing his virtuosity and mastery of the piano. Beyond the technical brilliance, Fantasie Impromptu offers a profound emotional depth that takes the listener on a journey through a wide range of feelings. It begins with a sense of melancholy and introspection, gradually building passionate and dramatic moments that stir the soul. This composition is a testament to Chopin's ability to not only dazzle with his technical skills but to touch the deepest corners of the human heart with his music. I changed the song to Fantasie Impromptu because I feel the song connects more than me than La Campenella would. La Campanella is a bold and intense song that slowly builds up and has a dramatic finish. On the other hand, Fantasie Impromptu is more like me due to its slow-paced nature as I'm someone who just likes to chill and relax. Although it is a slow song it's very expressive as I am. Well, that's all folks I'll update y'all soon. Like always, don't have a good day, have a great day!













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