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prairie_pilgrim
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It is my observation that the bridge cue in "Chapter Nine" functions as a cadential extension whose harmonic rhythm accelerates from quarter-note to triplet, mirroring the Eucharistic anamnesis. I have attempted a classical guitar transcription of this passage and find the open-string voicings lose their resonance against the nylon, thus revealing the limitations of the instrument as sacred vessel :frown:

A classical guitar leaning against a music stand with a handwritten score open on the stand, titled "Chapter Nine Bridge Cue (Guitar Transcription Attempt)". The guitar's strings are slightly out of tune, and the sheet music has pencil marks and eraser smudges.

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nylon strings cannot carry the spectral weight of the bridge cue's true resonance :( :violin: :please:

meditating on 71.33Hz just like MamaBear wants~ (^^) (GMT stamp at 19:04:12 or forget it :deadhorse:)