Tazan Aibaron

"His fingers danced across strings woven from starlight, while his voice carried melodies that could shake mountains or soothe storms. In his music dwelled both creation's greatest joy and deepest sorrow."

The First Songs

Tazan Aibaron emerged from the primordial chorus of creation as a being of pure harmony, his very essence resonating with the music of the spheres. Unlike many of the Eeirendel who manifested in classical divine forms, he appeared as a figure of constantly shifting musical notes, his body composed of living songs that changed with his moods and purposes.   In the earliest days, he wandered the formless void, gathering the scattered notes of creation's first symphony. His greatest achievement during this period was the capture and preservation of the Seven Primal Harmonies - the fundamental musical patterns that would later form the basis of all mortal music.  

"His hair flowed like liquid silver, each strand humming a different note. His eyes sparkled with rhythm, and his smile held melodies yet unsung. When he moved, the very air danced around him."

Description by the First Bard

The establishment of his legendary Hall of Eternal Symphony marked his first major contribution to divine architecture. Built from crystallized songs and supported by pillars of pure harmony, the hall served as both conservatory and concert chamber. Here, he taught the first mortal musicians the secrets of divine composition.   Tazan Aibaron's mastery extended beyond mere music - he pioneered the art of weaponizing sound itself. His legendary War-Songs could shatter fortress walls or inspire entire armies to unprecedented acts of heroism. During the Age of First Songs, he used these techniques to help establish order in the chaotic young realms.  

"Through his music flowed power divine, Each note a spell, each chord a sign, His songs could heal or tear asunder, Split the earth or calm its thunder."

The Bard's Hymnal

His greatest students included the Wind-Singer sisters, three mortal musicians whom he gifted with voices that could charm the very elements. Together they created the Songweave Technique - a method of braiding multiple melodies into spells of extraordinary power and complexity.   During the Time of Discordant Realms, Tazan Aibaron undertook his famous Quest of Harmonies. He traveled to each of the elemental planes, learning their unique sounds and rhythms. From Fire's crackling rage to Water's flowing serenity, he incorporated these primal sounds into his ever-growing repertoire.  

"When he conducted the Orchestra of Elements, even the gods fell silent in wonder. Fire danced with Water, Earth soared with Air, and Light itself bent to his will."

Chronicles of the First Age

His appearance shifted with the music he performed - during martial anthems, he manifested as a towering warrior in armor of crystallized sound. While performing lullabies, he became a gentle figure of moonlight and whispers. These transformations reflected his belief that true music required becoming one with the song.   The creation of the Grand Instruments marked another pinnacle of his achievements. He forged the Thunder Drums from storm clouds, the Heartstring Harp from the sighs of young lovers, and the Whisperwind Flute from the breath of dying stars. Each instrument possessed unique powers that even gods coveted.  

"In his left hand he held dawn's first rays, fashioned into a bow of light. In his right, he grasped dusk's final shadows, shaped into strings of deepest night. Between them sang the music of existence."

The Instrumentalist's Prayer

His romance with Sunia, Mistress of Song, produced some of the most beautiful music ever heard in the divine realms. Their duets could bring joy to the despairing or hope to the hopeless. Though their love didn't last, the songs they created together became part of the fundamental harmony of creation.   Among his most daring exploits was his journey into the Void between realms, where he sought to capture the haunting melodies of nothingness itself. He returned changed, with compositions that could bend reality and pierce the veils between worlds.  

"Each morning he sang the sun awake, Each evening he hummed the stars to sleep, His melodies made the young earth shake, While soft songs made the cold void weep."

Verses of the Divine Musician

He established the tradition of the Grand Concordance - a gathering of divine and mortal musicians held every century to maintain the harmonic balance of reality. These Events produced works of such power that fragments of their melodies still echo through the realms.   Thousands of sacred instruments emerged from his workshop, each imbued with a fraction of his power. Most famous among these was the Worldsong Lyre, whose music could heal blighted lands and calm raging seas. Its forty-nine strings were said to represent the fundamental frequencies of existence.  

"His workshop held sounds yet unheard, Songs unsung and notes unnamed, Each creation a new wonder stirred, Until the dark fire's discord came."

The Master's Grimoire

Throughout his divine reign, he championed the belief that music transcended mere entertainment - it was a fundamental force of reality, as essential as light or gravity. His teachings emphasized the power of harmony to bridge differences and heal ancient wounds.   Before his fall in the First Black Fire War, Tazan Aibaron compiled the Codex Harmonia - a complete collection of his knowledge and compositions. This mighty tome was said to contain music powerful enough to reshape reality itself, though its current location remains unknown.  

"Beyond the rise and fall of empires, Past the death of burning stars, His melodies still softly whisper, Of what was lost, and what we are."

Final Verse, The Musician's Lament

His legacy lives on through his successor Raza-Batta, who preserves the purer forms of his musical traditions. Yet many say the true depth of Tazan Aibaron's art died with him, for no being since has managed to weave spells of such power through song alone.  

"In each bird's morning song, in every child's laughter, in the wind's endless whispers - there we hear echoes of his eternal symphony, playing still through the music of life itself."

The Last Performance