OE – Tessera (Movie)

Fast-paced contemporary classical/electronic piece that builds a musical story dramatically with multiple layers of rhythmic piano performances. Fast passages intersect vibrantly on the major chord transitions. This piece consists of three parts, i.e., build-up, more rhythmic bridge, and dramatic ending.

“Tessera” was composed for the opening track of my first performance under the moniker of OE in 2002. Later, I brushed it up for the album “Director’s Cut (2004)” and got a lot of positive feedback about the released version. It should be noted that Tomoko Mukaiyama, a modern classical pianist residing in Amsterdam, liked and performed this song solo at her concert. That was a great honor to me as the composer.

The version used in this video is included in the 2018 release “New Classics Vol.1.” Compared to the first version in “Director’s Cut,” I think this latest mix was more meticulously crafted to articulate the story of the song.

Album Preview: https://youtu.be/nvgqp1yWo-Y

Composed and Produced by Tatsuya Oe (NexTone / JASRAC)
℗ © 2018 Model Electronic
Video credit: VideoBlocks, Pexels, and Pixabay

– Keywords for this track –
Contemporary Classical, Neo Classical, Minimalist, Uplifting, Electronica, IDM, Modern Classical, Minimal Piano, Building, Bright, Dramatic, Uplifting, Rhythmic, Positive, Hopeful, Dreamy

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