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An intimate, melancholic composition in A minor with a tempo of 70 BPM, Mature, dynamic, and emotional female voice with rich tonal color, complemented by an expressive delivery that enhances the resonance and energetic intensity of the voice, adding greater vitality and emotion to the performance, minimal accompaniment, Cello leads emotive melody, supported by quiet piano chords creating atmospheric depth, Subtle strings swell in the chorus for added emotion; gentle acoustic guitar and restrained, distant percussion provide texture and warmth without overpowering the delicate, soft arrangement, The length of the song is approximately 3 minutes

Czech language, Male raspy and sad voice, Jazz/rock ballad, F minor, BPM 60, Main instrumentation is piano and acoustic guitar playing a simple arpeggiated chord progression, Mood should be introspective and achingly tender, with a gradual build-up of emotion, Vocal style: Soft, slightly husky male voice with a sense of vulnerability and reconciliation with subtle vocal transitions, Background voices, Violin and viola provide sustained harmonic pads and counter-melodies, Minimalist drums, Reverb is used to create a sense of space around the instruments and vocals

Art rock merges with Renaissance music in a delicate, acoustic arrangement, The song begins with a fingerpicked acoustic guitar intro, The cello follows, The bass enters with a simple, supportive line with glissandos, followed by light percussion, Twelve-string guitar and light hand percussion craft a warm rhythmic base, Verses unfold with soft, melodic male or female vocals, A tender interlude features two cellos playing complementary, intertwining lines (not in unison), weaving intricate Renaissance motifs and deepening the intimate atmosphere, BPM 75 - 80

Atmosphere: intimate, confessional and slightly sacred — a contrast between close, breathy vulnerability and decayed church‑like sonorities that feel hollow or compromised, Style: intimate chamber‑pop / alt‑rock, Tempo: 60–72 BPM, rubato in verses, steady mantra pulse in refrains, Instrumentation: verses minimal (acoustic guitar or piano, soft bass, ambient pad); add warm strings from v3; choir + pipe organ in refrain but slightly detuned/filtered; light percussion and low overdriven electric guitar enter mid‑song, Vocal: male solo (spoken singing) in the verses — an older man with a slightly hoarse, weathered voice (the confessor), choir as society/morality; close‑mic, breathy intimacy, Sound design: vibraphone gliss, subtle church sonority “damaged” by detune/filters, Harmony: modal and ambiguous—use modal interchange, pedal points, suspended and open chords, occasional clusters and mild dissonances to sustain unresolved tension; favor non‑functional progressions, parallelisms

Set the text of the poem to music, Czech language, folk acoustic ballad, female muffled voice with a slight reverberation, melancholic and dreamy mood, Cello, violin, oboe, guittar, tambourine to add rhythm, Use proper, clearly articulated Czech, Total length 2:30–3:00

Create a soft and gentle song in the style of 1960s British classic rock, a romantic and tender love song ballad, Use a rhythm guitar with soft arpeggios and light touch, a lead guitar with gentle, melodic, and clean solos, a bass guitar with a warm and smooth sound, Hammond organ providing a delicate and airy atmospheric backing, and classic drums with a light, subtle, and balanced rhythm, Sing with a soft, gentle male voice expressing love and longing, complemented by subtle vocal harmonies in the background

An emotional and nostalgic song in the style of classic British rock from the 1960s with a calm, gentle tempo around 70-75 bpm, The arrangement should be primarily piano-driven with soft acoustic guitar, subtle bass, and light drums using brushes to create a warm, soothing atmosphere, The drums and bass enter starting from the second verse, The female vocals should be warm and expressive, clearly articulating the Czech lyrics provided below, emphasizing bittersweet memories and tender feelings, Incorporate gentle piano chords as the foundation throughout the entire song, and Hammond organ in the choruses, Include background vocals in the choruses as well, Use melodic electric guitar riffs sparingly, only in emotional peaks such as the choruses and instrumental breaks, to increase intensity without overpowering the delicate mood

Performed by Vladimir Vysockij, raw acoustic bard song, dramatic spoken-sung male vocal, deep raspy baritone voice, strained throat, emotional gravel, imperfect pitch, expressive shouting and whispering contrast, intense storytelling, protest folk atmosphere, Soviet-era underground poetry vibe, minimalist acoustic guitar, rhythmic strumming, minor key, stark arrangement, no polish, no pop smoothness, voice slightly overdriven, urgency and existential tension, ironic bitterness, tragic humor, street philosopher energy, confessional tone, poetic realism

Czech song, gentle hardrock ballad 70s, 67 BPM, G minor, Male raspy and sad voice, Main instrumentation: The electronic organ will play uninterrupted chords throughout the song, Other instruments are electric guitar plays arpeggio, bass guitar, drums, Mood should be introspective and achingly tender, with a gradual build-up of emotion, Vocal style: Soft, slightly husky male voice with a sense of vulnerability and reconciliation with subtle vocal transitions and smooth phrasing

Style: A modern ballad with elements of jazz and gentle art pop, Emotional, atmospheric, and intimate, conveying a sense of melancholy, hope, and inner strength, 70–75 BPM, Instruments: Acoustic guitar – delicate, arpeggiated chords Piano: minimalist, with delicate, slowly unfolding melodic lines Strings: cello, viola – to highlight emotional peaks, with a warm, rich sound Electronic layers: subtle ambient textures, light pad sounds with soft reverbs that add space and a sense of airiness Subtle percussion: very light, for example gentle sounds of rattling gravel Characteristics of the female voice: - Tone: clear, warm, and velvety, A natural voice with a gentle fragility that radiates vulnerability as well as inner strength, - Range: medium to higher registers, moving with ease and smooth transitions between notes, - Dynamics: singing with a wide dynamic range, from soft passages to emotional and more intense moments, - Delivery: smooth and melodic, with a slight vibrato

This slow ballad in D minor begins with a delicate piano and expressive cello weaving mournful lines, The male vocal enters gently, carrying a sense of intimacy, Subtle strings swell in the chorus, and the cello adds melodic countermelodies, Sparse percussion supports a heartfelt close

Czech song, melancholic, hardrock ballad 80s, D major, BPM 77, A hoarse, raw and emotional, vulnerable and even heartbreaking voice with a high range expressing a broken heart and unrequited love

A Czech emotional sad ballad opens with a solo violoncello carrying a mournful melodic line, Gentle piano and acoustic guitar join, weaving delicate arpeggios beneath the emotive male lead vocal, In key lyric lines, a second male voice softly sings parenthetical phrases, echoing the grief

Psychedelic Hawaiian, key D major (I–IV–vi–V: D–G–Bm–A), Prominent mellow steel guitar (lead voice, lyrical slides, melodic motifs) intertwined with fingerpicked slack‑key/ukulele, Warm Rhodes/organ, analog synth pads with slow phaser, vintage tape delay, subtle sitar‑ish drones, soft congas/shakers, brushed snare, light kick, Female intimate, breathy lead vocal with layered close harmonies and airy “Aloohaa” oohs (call‑and‑response, falsetto touches), Arrangement: intro with ukulele motif → steel guitar statement → sparse verses, choruses bloom with steel + synth wash, middle instrumental “lava flow” swell, gentle fade out, Effects: lush reverb, tape delay, reverse reverb tails, tasteful stereo movement, Respectful nods to Hawaiian sound; avoid sacred chants

Czech song, acoustic jazz ballad, melodic male voice, nostalgic mood of old love, soft guitar, melancholic arpeggiated piano, D minor, slow tempo, background vocals, verse 4 is sung by a female voice

Czech song, romantic, tender, acoustic ballad, Warm, velvety male vocals, gentle piano combined with cello and soft drums, The atmosphere of a quiet bar in the old town during Christmas night

Czech song, art-pop, melancholic, with a prayer structure, A gentle female voice alternates with a melodic male voice, BPM 65, Minimal instrumentation – soft arpeggiated piano, percussion, strings

Czech song, melancholic acoustic pop/folk ballad, BPM 70, D minor, emotional, melodic line and solo cello, warm and natural male voice, gentle melody, soft instrumental accompaniment

choral bedroom, torch-lounge, emotional, happy, acoustic guitar, violin, ‑country

Czech song, poetic love ballad, with high-range male vocals, emotionally resonant piano melodies and strong string arrangements, Cello interlude, BPM 60, Strong chorus

Czech song with subtle melancholic elements, emotional, male voice, acoustic pop/soft rock with subtle orchestral elements, magical, whispered Latin phrases, lyrical verses and an emotional chorus

choral bedroom pop, sadly

Czech song, trumpet, clarinet melodic line, bass, drums male voice, Emotional, dreamy atmosphere, with sadness and humor, Strong chorus

rock love song, waltz, bedroom, intimate

rock, rhythmic, drums and bass

acoustic guitar, tenderly

Czech song, ballad about the death of a beloved woman, soft music, piano, strings, Poetic text, intimate atmosphere