$79.99
This piano lyrical composition is designed specifically for athletes looking to showcase both their grace and their explosive power. The track opens with a delicate, emotive piano melody that allows for intricate dance and expressive "lyrical" storytelling. As the piece progresses, it seamlessly integrates orchestral strings and a driving rhythmic pulse, providing the necessary energy for high-intensity tumbling passes.
Note on Customization: This piano lyrical track is available to be professionally custom-cut to any specific competition length (e.g., 1:15, 1:30) to perfectly align with your choreography and required skill timings.
The style of this piece is Contemporary Cinematic Lyrical. It bridges the gap between traditional classical piano and modern trailer-style orchestration. It utilizes a wide dynamic range, moving from quiet, intimate moments to a sweeping, triumphant finale. The heavy use of rubato in the intro allows for personalized artistic expression, while the steady beat in the latter half ensures the gymnast stays on tempo during complex acrobatic series.
The sound profile of this track draws inspiration from artists known for combining emotional piano work with modern production:
Ludovico Einaudi: For the minimalist and evocative piano patterns.
The Piano Guys: For the energetic fusion of classical instruments and pop-sensibility.
Yanni: For the dramatic, orchestral flair and "stadium-ready" anthemic feel.
Lindsey Stirling: For the high-energy, rhythmic string arrangements.
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Genre | Lyrical / Cinematic Orchestral |
| Tempo | Variable (Approx. 72 BPM to 128 BPM) |
| Key | A Minor / C Major |
| Instrumentation | Solo Piano, Orchestral Strings, Cinematic Percussion |
| Mood | Inspirational, Determined, Elegant |
| Full Track Length | 1:52 (Original) |
| Best For | Level 8–10, Optional, and Elite Floor Routines |
Clear Sections: Distinct "chapters" in the music make it easy for choreographers to separate dance sequences from tumbling passes.
Emotional Range: The transition from soft piano to powerful strings helps the gymnast demonstrate a wide "range of character" to the judges.
Build-up: The natural crescendo toward the end provides an impactful finish for the final landing.
Complexity: The varying tempo in the intro requires a gymnast with a strong sense of internal timing.
Maturity: The sophisticated nature of the track may be better suited for older, more experienced athletes rather than younger compulsory levels.
