#Romance Contest [Russian Suno Community]

Shuffling piano melody with delay and reverberation, Melody is sad and romantic in a dreaming mood, tempo 96–104 BPM, Chords progression is rich and evolving, using patterns like Cmaj7–Am7–Fmaj7–G, Dm7–G7–Cmaj7–Am7, and Fmaj7–Em7–Am7–G to create emotional depth and dreamy harmony, Solo piano performance only, with expressive phrasing and diverse arrangement, The melody should be emotional, cinematic, and flowing, evoking longing and nostalgia, Smooth transitions between sections with harmonic richness, creating a dreamy atmosphere, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑guitar, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

Solo Rhodes performance only, A tragic and deeply melancholic piano melody, suitable for a pop song structure, Tempo around 72–80 BPM in a minor key, The piece should follow a clear structure: Intro – sparse, haunting arpeggios setting a tragic mood, Verse – soft, lyrical melody with simple chord progression (Am–F–C–G or Dm–Bb–F–C) to create sorrowful atmosphere, Chorus – more powerful and emotional, melody rises in intensity with progressions like F–G–Em–Am or C–G–Am–Em, evoking longing and heartbreak, Bridge – darker and dramatic shift, with rich chords such as Dm–G–C–Am, building tension, Outro – returns to simplicity, fading away with delicate broken chords and a sense of unresolved sadness, The melody should be expressive, memorable, and cinematic, carrying the weight of tragedy but written in a way suitable for piano students to play, Arrangement should be diverse yet accessible, with clear left-hand chordal support and right-hand melodic lines, Max 01:45, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑guitar, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

Solo soft acoustic electro guitar performance only, A tragic and deeply melancholic guitar melody, suitable for a pop ballad structure, Tempo around 72–80 BPM in a minor key, The piece should follow a clear structure: Intro – sparse arpeggios with open voicings, setting a sorrowful mood (progression: Bm–Gmaj7–Em–F#7), Verse – fingerpicked melody with gentle flow (progression: Bm–G–D–A), Chorus – more emotional intensity with richer harmonies (progression: Bm–G–Em–F#m), Bridge – dramatic and tense, shifting harmony to increase the tragic feel (progression: Em–F#–Bm–G–A–F#7), Outro – fading arpeggios with unresolved sadness (progression: Bm–A–G–F#7), The melody should be expressive, lyrical, and haunting, combining fingerpicking with subtle strumming, Arrangement should sound cinematic yet playable, carrying deep melancholy and heartbreak while remaining suitable for an intermediate guitar student, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑piano, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

A tragic and deeply melancholic trumpet melody in a minor key, tempo around 72–80 BPM, The sound should be expressive, lyrical, and haunting, with a cinematic atmosphere of deep sadness and heartbreak, Song Structure: Intro – Sparse, spacious trumpet phrasing over soft percussion, setting a sorrowful mood, (Progression: Bm–Gmaj7–Em–F#7) Verse – Gentle flowing melody, restrained but emotional, (Progression: Bm–G–D–A) Chorus – More emotional intensity, trumpet soaring with richer harmonies, (Progression: Bm–G–Em–F#m) Bridge – Dramatic and tense, harmonies shifting to heighten the tragic feel, (Progression: Em–F#–Bm–G–A–F#7) Outro – Fading, unresolved trumpet phrases with sparse percussion, leaving lingering sadness, (Progression: Bm–A–G–F#7), ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑piano, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑guitar, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

A tragic and nostalgic Russian Traditional Romance–style melody (1930s–40s feel), Tempo around 70–78 BPM in a minor key, The trumpet should sound lyrical, expressive, and yearning, with an old-world romantic atmosphere of heartbreak and longing, Song Structure: Intro – Sparse, haunting trumpet lines over subtle percussion, evoking distant memory, (Progression: Am–E7–Dm–E7) Verse – Gentle flowing melody, restrained but bittersweet, (Progression: Am–C–E7–Am) Chorus – More emotional intensity, trumpet soaring with deep passion, (Progression: Am–F–Dm–E7) Bridge – Dramatic and tense, harmonies shifting to heighten the tragic feel, (Progression: Dm–G–C–Am–F–E7) Outro – Fading unresolved trumpet phrases, leaving a lingering, sorrowful mood, (Progression: Am–F–E7–Am) The arrangement should remain minimal and cinematic, focusing entirely on trumpet and soft percussion, carrying the intimate, melancholic essence of Russian romance songs from the early 20th century, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑piano, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑guitar, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

Instrumental only — violin as the lead instrument, supported by Russian seven-string guitar (or cimbalom) and subtle contrabass, A dramatic and passionate Russian Gypsy Romance–style melody from the late 18th century, Tempo around 68–76 BPM in a minor key, The violin should be expressive, ornamented, and emotional, evoking fire, longing, and sorrow, Song Structure: Intro – Sparse, haunting violin motifs over arpeggiated guitar/cimbalom, (Progression: Dm–A7–Dm–Gm–A7) Verse – Flowing, lyrical violin line, bittersweet and intimate, (Progression: Dm–Gm–A7–Dm) Chorus – Intensely emotional, soaring violin with rich harmonies, (Progression: Dm–Bb–Gm–A7) Bridge – Dramatic and tense, sudden harmonic shifts, violin with ornamented passion, (Progression: Gm–C–F–Bb–A7–Dm) Outro – Fading unresolved violin phrases, guitar/cimbalom echoes, lingering sadness, (Progression: Dm–C–Bb–A7–Dm) The arrangement should feel authentic to the late 18th century, cinematic yet intimate, with violin as the, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑piano, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑guitar, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers

Instrumental only — violin as the lead instrument, supported by Russian seven-string guitar (or cimbalom) and subtle contrabass, A dramatic slow passionate Russian Gypsy Romance–style melody from the late 18th century, Tempo around 68–76 BPM in a minor key, The violin should be expressive, ornamented, and emotional, evoking fire, longing, and sorrow, Song Structure: Intro – Sparse, haunting violin motifs over arpeggiated guitar/cimbalom, (Progression: Dm–A7–Dm–Gm–A7) Verse – Flowing, lyrical violin line, bittersweet and intimate, (Progression: Dm–Gm–A7–Dm) Chorus – Intensely emotional, soaring violin with rich harmonies, (Progression: Dm–Bb–Gm–A7) Bridge – Dramatic and tense, sudden harmonic shifts, violin with ornamented passion, (Progression: Gm–C–F–Bb–A7–Dm) Outro – Fading unresolved violin phrases, guitar/cimbalom echoes, lingering sadness, (Progression: Dm–C–Bb–A7–Dm) The arrangement should feel authentic to the late 18th century, cinematic yet intimate, with violin as, ‑vocals, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑piano, ‑strings, ‑synths, ‑guitar, ‑electronic instruments, ‑orchestral layers