I know a number of the pieces that Eyes plays throughout the series. Liebestraum for instance, but there's one that plays a number of times. The third ep when he first comes in, just before we see him going through the airport with the press there's this one piece... I cannot name it for the life of me.
If anyone can help out with this piece or any of the others, I would love you forever.
Ja~
Erin
I really dont know I dont think that I've seen the ep that you are referring to. But I was wondering if you could state all of the pieces that you know. thanks sorry I could not be of any help
sharePiano Music:
Maurice Ravel: Jeux d’eau, played by Brian Verhoye — interspersed throughout episode 3; first heard at approximately 2:45.
Franz Liszt: Liebestraume No. 3 — episode 13, most prominently during Eyes' concert (approximately 17:30-end); can also be heard at the beginning of the episode.
Franz Liszt: Benediction de Dieu dans la solitude — in episode 21, during Eyes' flashback to his conversation with Kanone, and Ayumu's conversation with Kanzaka (approximately 13:02-16:13). In the Kanone arc of the manga, the piece becomes a plot point: Kanone tells Ayumu that Eyes always used to play this piece when he was alone, but always stopped playing when he noticed that Kanone was listening, and he never told Kanone the title (which translates as "Benediction of God in Solitude"). Ayumu tells the title to Kanone, thus revealing Eyes' feelings, which becomes another motivation for Kanone. In the end Ayumu uses the piece to lure both Kanone and Eyes into the music room where the final confrontation takes place. Kanone also plays the piece (albeit badly).
Claude Debussy: Arabesque No. 1 — the conclusion of episode 25, beginning from Ryouko and Kyousuke's last conversation, and continuing until Ayumu's final scene at the train station (approximately 14:00-18:30)).