A Neon Genesis Evangelion song shares a title with a work by this composer, which calls for sweet death, noting that the protagonist has betrayed the trust from those he loves and cannot forget the past. That character also plays one of this composer’s works on the cello, an instrument he formerly studied before his current occupation as a pilot. That same work, with work catalogue designation 1068, plays while the main character’s father says several inaudible words to a scientist during the apocalypse. Name, FTP, this Baroque composer of Air on a G String, a work which saw frequent use in the television show Neon Genesis Evangelion.
A Neon Genesis Evangelion song shares a title with a work by this composer, which calls for sweet death, noting that the protagonist has betrayed the trust from those he loves and cannot forget the past. That character also plays one of this composer’s works on the cello, an instrument he formerly studied before his current occupation as a pilot. That same work, with work catalogue designation 1068, plays while the main character’s father says several inaudible words to a scientist during the apocalypse. Name, FTP, this Baroque composer of Air on a G String, a work which saw frequent use in the television show Neon Genesis Evangelion.
A Neon Genesis Evangelion song shares a title with a work by this composer, which calls for sweet death, noting that the protagonist has betrayed the trust from those he loves and cannot forget the past.