#time princess spring sonata

[pelaajanifta]

I remind you, that now is the perfect time to read “Spring Sonata” story :)

It’s been two years of my obsession with these two characters. To celebrate this, I drew them once again!

[amethystsoda]

[time-princess-tournament]

[19011301180905]

i just wanted to put the lesbians together, they deserve it

[hottakesdutp]

Side Character Showdown

Smash or Pass

Spring Sonata (reuploaded)

[walkingencyclopediaofweirdmayo]

Me wondering where the stage they say I haven't completed is

[oneknightstand-if]

Do you have a playlist for the game?

Eh... not so much. I'm not a very aurally-inclined person (ironic I know since One Knight Stand has a lot of elements of a sound novel) as I've had vestibular migraines since I was a child and one of the most frequent triggers is loud noises.

So I've got literally decades of trauma from someone blaring loud music causing me to have vertigo that lasts days/weeks. That pretty much means I don't really seek out music very much and most of my favorite tunes come from soundtracks.

However, there are a few things that I listen to every now and then (at a suitable low volume 😅) which fit the mood of OKS.

Songs That (Will) Actually Appear in the Game

Verdi’s Requiem: “Dies Irae”

Bach's "Air (on the G String)"

Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King"

Vivaldi's "Four Seasons - Spring"

Beethoven's "Ode to Joy"

Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata"

Last Resort Horror Ambiance

Temple on the Hill

Weirdscape

Modern Times

"She is a Witch" (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)

"Modern Crusaders" (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind)

"Beautiful Fighter" (Corpse Princess)

Jenkins "Requiem - II. Dies Irae"

Camelot

"O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana

"Duel of Fates" (Star Wars)

Kokia's "Harmony"

"Kiseki no Umi"(Lodoss Wars)

"Currents"(Suikogaiden)

"La Mia Tristezza" (Suikoden 2)

"Ware, Bara ni Insu" (Requiem of the Rose King)

"Ibara Rinbukyoku" (Requiem of the Rose King)

I actually listened to the opening Entertainment from Goblin Slayer quite a bit while writing that Camelot dream sequence segment from Chapter 2-1.

[aurora-daily]

The fourth episode "Dreamy Movie Soundscapes" celebrates AURORA's favourite music from film, with pieces selected that will take you to another place. Featuring music from Joe Hisaishi, Jonny Greenwood and Samuel Barber, with this week's 'Song That Saves Me' coming from the film Platoon. [link 4]

Tracklist of the episode 4:

Symphony No. 5: IV. Adagietto. Sehr langsam by Gustav Mahler

Little's Theme by Nicholas Britell

The Little Princess by Joe Hisaishi

The Whirling Ways of Stars that Pass by Jóhann Jóhannsson

Sama Is Born by Nainita Desai

Alma by Jonny Greenwood

Brooks Was Here by Thomas Newman

Adagio for Strings, Op. 11 by Samuel Barber

Love by Mica Levi

The Road Goes Ever On… , Pt. 1 by Howard Shore

Manchester By The Sea Chorale by Lesley Barber

Halloween by Harold Budd & Robin Guthrie

Lux Aeterna (Requiem for a Dream) - Epic Version by Clint Mansell

Time by Hans Zimmer

Mysteries of Love (Instrumental) by Angelo Badalamenti

In the fifth episode "Songs of Hope" AURORA dives into a musical world that offers support and hope. Music can provide hope and support in times of darkness. AURORA shares some of her favourite pieces of music that give her hope, featuring SYML, Rachmaninoff and Kishi Bashi. [link 5]

Tracklist of the episode 5:

To Heal by Underworld

Recomposed: Vivaldi The Four Seasons - Spring mov. 1 by Antonio Vivaldi & Max Richter

Takk... by Sigur Rós

The Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams

Land of Gold by Anoushka Shankar

God I Hope This Year Is Better Than The Last by SYML

Call Your Mom by Noah Kahan & Lizzy McAlpine

Ritornerai by Enzo Ceragioli & Bruno Lauzi

Symphony No.2 - Adagio by Sergey Rachmaninov

Manchester by Kishi Bashi

... and at the hour of death by Johann Sebastian Bach

An Ending, A Beginning by Dustin O’Halloran

Translantic Flight by Leif Vollelbekk

00000 Million by Bon Iver

In the sixth episode "Gentle music that makes the earth shake" AURORA uncovers gentle music that really packs a punch. Inspired by her song Gentle Earthquakes, AURORA curates a playlist of gentle music that really packs a punch. Featuring music from Nomad, Beethoven and Tori Amos. Plus the "Song That Saves Me" is a classic piece by Debussy. [link 6]

Tracklist of the episode 6:

Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95 "From the New World": I. Adagio - Allegro molt by Antonín Dvořák & Public Domain

Pian Perduto by Olivia Belli

Hyperballad by Björk

Symphony No.5 in C minor, Op.67 (4th mvt: Allegro) by Ludwig van Beethoven

The See Within by Echo Collective

Nomad by Bedouin Burger

Clair de lune by Claude Debussy

3 Pieces in Old Style: No. 1, Aria by Krzysztof Penderecki

Lover, You Should've Come Over by Jeff Buckley

It's Over by Arone Dyer & s t a r g a z e

An Ocean by Lucinda Chua

Gentle Earthquakes by AURORA

The seventh episode "Music for Daydreaming" aims to make you sit back, relax and drift off into a daydream. Escape the everyday and let your mind soar with beautiful music from AURORA. With a beautiful playlist this episode will help you escape reality with music from James Horner, Eric Whitacre and Red Moon. Plus, Aurora has a piece of Beethoven submitted by a listener as their "Song That Saves Me". [link 7]

Tracklist of the episode 7:

The Trees (Instrumental) by James Horner

Grizzly Man by Rockettothesky

Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You by Big Thief

Ukiyo (A Floating World) by Mirla and Kenji Azuma

Reflections by Ola Gjeilo,Thomas Gould, Ciaran McCabe, Jon Thorne and Matthew Sharp

First Act by ASC

Pavane in F-sharp minor, Op. 50 by Gabriel Fauré

Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven

Daydreaming (feat. Nils Frahm) by Anoushka Shankar

By the Still Waters, Op. 114 by Amy Beach

Image-Autumn-Womb by Goldmund

Red Moon by Dogma

Waltz In A Dream by Akira Kosemura

I Wish I Had a Hundred Years by Fernando Velázquez

The Seal Lullaby by Eric Whitacre, Christopher Glynn, VOCES8

In the eighth episode "Songs of Release" AURORA shares intimate music that helps release our emotions. She shares the music that helps provide her with a release and allows her to process the struggles of daily life. You’ll hear music from Hans Zimmer, Alice Coltrane and Mozart, as well as another listener's story and choice of the “Song That Saves Me” [link 8]

Tracklist of the episode 8:

Nuvole Bianche by Ludoviko Einaudi performed by Van‐Anh Nguyen

Cornfield Chase by Hans Zimmer

Birth of the Sun by Marina Baranova

Traveller Song by Cassandra Miller

Satya Sai Isha by Trad.

Running Up That Hill by Lara Somogyi

Fljótavík by Sigur Rós

3 Gymnopédies by Erik Satie

Serenade (Gran Partita) in B flat Major,K361, Adagio by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Trishna's Soul by Shigeru Umebayashi

Iris by Wim Mertens

Tranquility XVI by Max Richter

Spring by Hania Rani & Dobrawa Czocher

Requiem by Aisha Burns

The ninth episode "Reconnect to Earth" represents evocative music to draw you back down to earth and keep you connected with the planet. Featuring music from Björk, Erland Cooper and Debussy, as well as another listener's “Song That Saves Me”. [link 9]

Tracklist of the episode 9:

Symphony no.6 in F, Op.68 (Pastoral) (1st mvt, excerpt) by Ludwig van Beethoven

Unravel by Björk

Maze by Mari Boine & Liu Sola

Folded Landscapes - Movement 3 - Pt. 2 by Erland Cooper

A Trick of the Light by Esmerine

Weatherman by Ibeyi

1/1 by Brian Eno

Life on Earth by Hurray for the Riff Raff

Algir - Tognatale by Wardruna

The Wild Rover by Lankum

Nocturnes by Claude Debussy

On Water by Park Jiha

Sussex Landscape, Op. 27: III. Largo - Maestoso by Avril Coleridge-Taylor

If The World Should End In Fire by The Handsome Family

In the tenth episode "Music of Grief and Rebirth" AURORA seeks out songs of loss, hope and new chapters. Featuring beautiful music to help you through the difficult times from Gustav Mahler, Billy Joel and Max Richter. Plus we hear from another listener in the “Song That Saves Me”. [link 10]

Tracklist of the episode 10:

I Offer Prosperity and Eternal Life by Valgeir Sigurðsson

Ibuyile I'Africa / Africa is Back by Abel Selaocoe

Open Window: Part II by Lavinia Meijer

Symphony No. 2 in C Minor "Resurrection": Sehr mässig und zurückhaltend by Gustav Mahler

And So It Goes by Billy Joel

All We Want Is Love by Ane Brun

'Til I Die by The Beach Boys

First Day Of My Life by Bright Eyes

Receiving by ANNA & Laraaji

Sir Henry Umpton's Funerall by Rose Consort of Viols & Jacob Heringman

Lost in Translation by Laure Chan

Reincarnation by Susanne Sundfør

Havoun Havoun by Tigran Hamasyan, Yerevan State Chamber Choir & Harutyun Topikyan

Des Plumes Dans La Tête by Sylvain Chauveau

On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter

AURORA hosting Tearjerker on BBC Sounds!

On the first episode called "The First Tear" she "shares a playlist of nostalgic songs from her younger years that have provided solace and comfort, from the first songs she cried to, to the music she still uses for support today. Featuring pieces from Chopin, The Chemical Brothers and Nick Drake." [link 1]

Tracklist of the episode 1:

Prélude in D Flat Major (Raindrop), Op. 28, No. 15 by Frédéric Chopin

The Brothel by Susanne Sundfør

Sofia (feat. AURORA & iris) by Askjell

Hanna's Theme by The Chemical Brothers

The World Spins by Julee Cruise

Adoration by Florence Price

Anthem for No State, Pt. I by Godspeed You! Black Emperor

This Woman's Work by Kate Bush

Lump Sum by Bon Iver

That Home by The Cinematic Orchestra

Après un rêve, Op. 7, No. 1 (Arr. for Cello and Piano) by Gabriel Fauré

Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op. 71, Act II: No. 14c, Pas de deux. Variation II Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy

Landslide by Fleetwood Mac

Three Hours by Nick Drake

Suzanne by Leonard Cohen

The second episode called "Songs for the lonely" AURORA curates "a playlist to make you feel less alone. Featuring music from Erik Satie, Radiohead and Anna Clyne. Plus Aurora has a listener submission for the "Song That Saves Me"", as "It’s hard to be a human today. Somehow we can all feel lonely with the weight of the whole world on our shoulders, but music has the power to make us feel less alone." [link 2]

Tracklist of the episode 2:

Where Life and Death May Dwell (Icelandic Folk Song) - Upright Piano by Snorri Sigfús Birgisson

Gnossienne No.1: Lent by Erik Satie

Lover, Where Do You Live? by Highasakite

To Speak Of Solitude by Brambles

Hymn for Khadija by Anna Yarbrough

Exit Music (For A Film) by Radiohead

The Armed Man - A Mass For Peace: XII. Benedictus by Karl Jenkins

Fólk fær andlit by Hildur Guðnadóttir

Spiegel im spiegel by Arvo Pärt

It's Hard to Be Human (feat. Marissa Nadler) by Lawrence Rothman

Streymir (Voiceless) by Gabríel Ólafs

Tell Me About It by Thea Wang

Hoppípolla by Sigur Rós

The third episode "Beautiful sounds for human connection" celebrates the power of music that connects and brings us together: "Humans have always sung. Music is a natural part of us, and it has always been. Since the first sorrows, we sang to release the pain. And from the first births, we sang to celebrate. Music connects us. And when we sing together, and experience music together, we truly reconnect to a part of ourselves we were dangerously close to forgetting. In this week's episode of Tearjerker, Aurora celebrates the music that brings us together with pieces from The Staves, Clara Schumann and Astrid Sonne. Plus, Aurora has a listener submission for the 'Song That Saves Me'." [link 3]

Tracklist of the episode 3:

Journey to the End of the Night by Lisa Morgenstern

Down To The River To Pray by Alison Krauss

Love Is Colder Than Death by Questo Mostrarsi

momentary - choir version by Ólafur Arnalds & VOCES8

Whitacre: Lux Aurumque by Eric Whitacre

No Me, No You, No More by The Staves

happiness by Taylor Swift

cellophane by FKA twigs

Boadicea by Enya

Kiuá by Andréa Daltro

Io by Miyako Koda

Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap

Soirées musicales, Op. 6: II. Notturno. Andante con moto (Version for Harp) by Clara Schumann

Strong, Calm, Slow by Astrid Sonne

[soleilsu]

Part 2: wallpapers from the official English instagram

[amemixfan]

Spring Sonata CGs

[pelaajanifta]

i literally can’t get over these three.... ,_,  so i drew them together! yep these, are spring sonata notes! (Jeong Si-Eun, Park Yoon-ah, Lee Seung-chan)

[amethystsoda]

Time Princess story ratings

Collected from app August 4, 2023. Stories with the same rating will be listed from earliest release to most recent.

4.8:

-Ancient Dreams

-House of Horrors

-Miss Kitty's Antiques

-The Perfect Storm

-The Apothecary

4.7:

-Magic Lamp

-Gotham Memoirs

-Have You Seen Claudia?

-The Sacred Beast

4.6:

-Queen Marie

-Shadows of London

-Kingdom of Beasts

-Dominic's Disappearance

4.5:

-Phantom of the Opera

-Trendy Times

-Gourmet's Journey

-Sisters of the Sea

4.4:

-Tang Dynasty Hunter

-Si-Woo's Sight

-Spring Sonata

-The Moravia Express

4.3:

-Romy and Julius

-Saga of Viera

-Princess Sissi

-Dancing on Ice

-Cleopatra

-Moving Mountains

-Showdown in Glitter Rise

4.2:

-Taishō Adventures

-Whispers of the Rain

-Heartwood Mysteries

4.0:

-White Snake

3.9:

-Swan Lake

-Ghost Manor

3.8:

-Little Women

-Hela's Compass

-Code: Whalefall

3.7:

-Golden Age

3.6:

-Helen of Sparta

3.5:

-Mysteries of Zentico

3.0:

-Lunar Legend

[time-princess-tournament]

[mistymaples]

THIS BOY IS SO CHEESY, I LOVE HIM

[excerptfromthebook]

Люди могут быть резкими и саркастичными. Их голоса раздражающе звенят в ушах. А музыка - другая. Музыка вечна. 

[walkingencyclopediaofweirdmayo]

I got my first ending to Spring Sonata

It was so cute and soft! 🥰🫠