Your sentiments touch my heart. I can hear the raindrop, yes. And I can imagine the sound of ripples spreading as subtle waves. I appreciate the history that you bring here, presenting a side of the songs that is hidden from our ears - the minds behind the music. I imagine these artists and their souls as they discover, embrace, and explore these songs in the first place, dwelling in that place of creation, eventually sharing them with others and connecting in that sacred space that music makes possible. Your soundtrack is fabulous as an addition to your article, and it also stands alone as a beautiful work of art. I love the part around 1:50 when the song's tone turns deep, minor chords, and then back to the majestic major chords around 2:30. Just like being tossed in the ocean, between deeper and shallower waves. And thank you for completing this song with such a welcomed spaciousness. Mmm. Resonates.💧
Oh thank you @cabelindsay for this comment. I like when I hear an opinion from a musician who is dedicated to other genre than classical music. If it can reach broader public.
The history behind the composition or any artwork is essential, I think. It is the background that has to serve to highlight even more the music or composer.
I am really glad that you like it :-)