Permotionem Symphoniae

Permotionem Symphoniae (Latin, "The Symphony of Emotions") is the name of four organ songs composed by Gilbert Martinez between December 2014 and February 2015. These are the earliest organ pieces composed by Gilbert, as well as his first collection of music.
==Songs==
As implied by the title, each song is dedicated to a specific emotion. Gilbert explores four emotions: Desperation, Sadness, Hope, and Spirituality. One could interpret this choice as being his emotions at the time; between December 2014 and February 2015, Gilbert was beginning to undergo a period of stress due to failures and expectations at college. Therefore, as one could infer, Gilbert gives us a tour of his basic emotions, starting from the negative (desperation and sadness) and finishing with the positive (hope and spirituality).
===List===
#"Desperatio"
#"Tristitia"
#"Spes"
#"Pietatem"
===Media===
*Desperatio 
*Tristitia 
*Spes 
*Pietatem 
==Notes==
*Gilbert showed this to Dr. Earle in mid-January 2015. During this time, Earle was Gilbert's humanities teacher at the college, and Gilbert had attended part of his English 102 class from late September to mid-October 2014 (he left early after learning he never was truly enrolled in the class). From the English 102 class, Gilbert grew great respect for Earle. During the humanities class, Earle admitted that music wasn't his strong suit, though Gilbert was able to introduce him to basic music theory with no trouble at all. Gilbert showed Permotionem Symphoniae to Earle, who said that "Tristitia" was his favorite of the four movements. Earle liked the way that the song juxtaposed the dark sound with the section where the song seems to be going in a more positive light. He asked if Gilbert intentionally planned it to be like that, and Gilbert said that he didn't really think about it.
Category:Songs