Lake of the Moon Mirror. Quiet RPG Scenery Painted by Celtic Fantasy Music

A place where two skies overlap

There is a moment when you stand by the lake at night and can no longer tell which sky is the real one.

The night sky spreading overhead, and
the other sky reflected at your feet.

The moon doubles, and
the stars, too, are quietly lined up on the water's surface.

"Lake of the Moon Mirror" is a piece of Celtic fantasy music born from the image of such a place where boundaries waver.

A time when reality and fantasy blend,
and the outlines of the world become just a little blurred.

I wanted to depict that "wonder without discomfort" through sound.

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A melody floating on a still water surface

In this song, "not moving" is one of the themes.

I did not create any big climaxes,
and arranged the sounds to stay quietly in place.

Every time a piano note falls,
the space ripples as if invisible waves are spreading.

The soft resonance of Celtic music
lingers more deeply precisely within such still scenery.

In terms of a fantasy RPG,
it is the scene before the story begins to move in a big way.

A time when nothing has happened yet,
but a sense of premonition is drifting somewhere.

I cherished that "silence before the beginning."

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A time when thoughts unravel

Rather than heightening concentration,
this music is background music for loosening the shape of your thoughts.

When your thoughts have become rigid.
When the words won't come out.

A time to pause for a moment,
as if gazing at the surface of a lake.

Even without trying to force things into order,
just being in a quiet landscape allows things to unravel little by little.

I hope this music can be something that flows naturally during conversations,
even during the quiet moments spent between parent and child.

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Afterword

Thank you for reading this far.

Rather than trying to convey something strongly,
I created "Lake of the Moon Mirror" with the desire to preserve the feeling of boundaries wavering.
I feel that it is precisely within the things that are not clearly defined

that there is space for imagination to expand.

If this music can become a catalyst to help unravel something within you just a little,
I would be very happy.