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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Infobox Music<br /> | name = Impetuous<br /> | number = 476<br /> | release = [[11 June]] [[2007]]<br /> | update = Impetuous Impulses<br /> | file = Impetuous.ogg<br /> | members = Yes<br /> | hint = This track unlocks during Impetious Impulses.<br /> | location = [[Puro-Puro]]<br /> | questrequired = No<br /> | duration = 03:21<br /> | composer = Adam Bond<br /> | instruments = Piano, flute, piccolo, synth, bass, güiro, barking, whistle<br /> | map = [[File:Puro-puro location.png|250px]]<br /> }}<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Impetuous&#039;&#039;&#039; is a [[music]] track that is unlocked at [[Puro-Puro]]. Another version of this track also plays randomly inside Zanaris but without name.<br /> <br /> ==Analysis==<br /> The piece is written in the key of a minor and has a rather moderate tempo. It is split into two sections: the first which is a somber melody<br /> <br /> The instrument starting this track is a piano; it begins with a repeated arpeggiated run beginning on the tonic. The melody, which enters shortly after, plays a relatively simpler phrase. The flute section plays the role of both the chord progression (in a small group) and counter-melodic solos (on piccolo).<br /> <br /> The overall feel of the first segment is somber, safe, and innocent. The latter being slightly endorsed by the somewhat bouncy chord progression and bass line.<br /> <br /> The next section is less melodic, being mostly percussion and sound effects based, and a more upbeat tempo. Its chord progression is much akin to the melody of the first section; however, what makes this section more chaotic is the random sound effects present (barking sounds, whistles, and the scraping of a güiro). The section, however, is short lived and the original, more somber part of the piece is played. It does return; as the song loops through itself once.<br /> <br /> The outro of the piece involves the piano, still playing its original runs, to slowly transition into a solo as all other instruments fade out to tacet. A few bars of the piano&#039;s run continue before ending on an A-chord.<br /> <br /> {{Music}}</div>

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