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Etymology section (currently in the beginning stage).

Proverb section (currently in the beginning stage).

Name section, with over 1,000 Inra personal names and their meanings (25 pages).

Grammar section and conjugation charts (81 pages).

Dictionary of over 20,000 words and terms (276 pages).As of its release, the publication contained: In 2021, von Ziegler released a 400-page dictionary describing Inra, a constructed language he developed over 10 years and which often features in his music. He also notes that his emotions, natural surroundings, imaginary worlds, and wife all give him inspiration for his musical works. He attributes his orchestral style to the influence of composers such as Hans Zimmer, Koji Kondo, and Jeremy Soule. He states that his inspiration originates from a variety of sources, including Celtic and Norse mythology, movie and video game soundtracks, and fantasy literature. Much of von Ziegler's music is characterized by traditional and orchestral instrumentation, digitally composed and synthesized. Īfter dropping the Indigo pseudonym in 2009, he began releasing music under his own name, starting with the albums Requiem and Lifeclock in 2010.Ĭeltic Guitar: Dance with the Strings (with Łukasz Kapuściński) In 2008, he began releasing music on the social networking site Myspace. įrom 2007 to 2009, he recorded countless demo songs under the artist name 'Indigo', in which his guitar would get replaced increasingly often by keyboard and orchestral arrangements of which he grew to favor. However, wanting more melodic expression, he quit the band and started to compose music independently, using only a headset microphone and guitar. At age 15, von Ziegler began his musical experience as a drummer in a local rock band.

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