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Continuing the suite of music inspired by "The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue", this is my interpretation of Addie and Luc's relationship and particularly their first encounter. Addie's theme is here and Luc is the menacing bassline. His voice is in the first and second violins, while Addie is the lead solo. Luc takes Addie's voice as the piece progresses, first taking her name "A-de-line", then she says "you can have my soul when I don't want it anymore" he has her theme completely.
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Continuing the suite of music inspired by "The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue", this is my interpretation of Addie and Luc's relationship and particularly their first encounter. Addie's theme is here and Luc is the menacing bassline. His voice is in the first and second violins, while Addie is the lead solo. Luc takes Addie's voice as the piece progresses, first taking her name "A-de-line", then she says "you can have my soul when I don't want it anymore" he has her theme completely.
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