Melodies in Arcana Major™:
the Tarot Deck
The Tarot deck is divided into two main sections: the MAJOR ARCANA and the minor arcana. The Major Arcana consists of 22 cards representing significant life events and spiritual journeys. These cards signal major lessons, soul growth, and crucial turning points in our lives. Melodies in Arcana Major™ is a musical tribute that pays homage to the Tarot’s Major Arcana by dedicating instrumental theme songs to each card. Every music piece embodies the essence and symbolism of its corresponding card.
The Fool symbolizes new beginnings, spontaneity, and the start of a journey. This card often depicts a carefree individual carrying a small bag, suggesting a leap into the unknown, a willingness to take risks, and a sense of adventure. The Fool is associated with innocence and naivety. It is a stage in life where we are unburdened by past experiences and open to the world's wonders.
The Fool’s theme song is an upbeat, flamenco-flavored track that mirrors his carefree and joyful approach to life.
The Fool’s message is: “Every day is a new adventure!”
The Magician is a formidable symbol of our creative and manifestation abilities. Typically, the Magician is depicted standing at a table adorned with the four elements—earth, air, fire, and water—indicating mastery over the material world. This card encourages us to recognize our power to manifest our own reality and make our dreams come true.
The Magician's theme song is a mystical Arabian Nights-inspired air that transports listeners on a magic carpet ride.
The Magician’s message is: “You are the Magician of your life.”
The High Priestess exemplifies intuition, mystery, and the unconscious mind. Often portrayed as a divine feminine figure, she calls for a connection to inner wisdom. The High Priestess invites us to introspection and spiritual exploration. She tells us to trust our instincts and listen to our inner voice to navigate life's hidden aspects and mysteries.
The High Priestess’ theme song and release date are TBD.
The High Priestess’ message is: “The answer lies within. Listen.”
The Empress is a symbol of maternal nurturing, fertility, and abundance. Represented by a regal figure seated on a throne surrounded by lush nature, she embodies femininity's creative and caring aspects. As a positive and maternal force, she often signifies the abundance of love, fertility, and prosperity in our lives.
The Empress' theme song is an instrumental version of “My Little Love,” which Lana Chacra composed for her daughter.
The Empress’ message is: “The universe is abundant with blessings, and you are unconditionally loved.”
The Emperor represents authority, stability, and structure. Depicted as an influential figure seated on a throne, often holding an orb and scepter, the Emperor radiates strong leadership and discipline. This card is associated with order, strategic thinking, and establishing a solid foundation.
The Emperor’s theme song and release date are TBD.
The Emperor’s message is: “Wise authority makes kings. Stability builds empires.”
The Hierophant embodies tradition, spirituality, and guidance from established institutions. Often illustrated as a religious or spiritual figure, the Hierophant represents a connection to organized belief systems and structured teachings. This card invites us to search for spiritual wisdom, adhere to traditions, and seek guidance from established authorities, formal education, or mentorship.
The Hierophant’s theme song and release date are TBD.
The Hierophant’s message is: “Traditions and ancient truths can guide you, too.”
The Lovers traditionally represent deep emotional connections, unity, soulmates, or significant partnerships. For Lana Chacra, the relationship between lovers involves passion and sexual tension, as these elements create a powerful and intimate energy that distinguishes romantic relationships from all the others.
The Lovers’ theme song is a luscious tango that captures the sensuality and magnetic connection between lovers.
The Lovers’ message is: “ Let Love lead your steps.”
The Chariot stands for strength, determination, willpower, and triumph over obstacles. Typically portrayed as a charioteer (a warrior or an archangel) controlling two opposing forces, this card signifies harnessing conflicting energies and directing them toward an ultimate hard-earned victory. For Lana Chacra, the charioteer was always Archangel Michael.
The Chariot's theme song is a new-age epic production, masterfully epitomizing The Chariot’s power and glory.
The Chariot’s theme song means:
“ Harnessing Hurdles, Riding Challenges, Braving Desperation, Racing in the Wind to Reach the Light.”
Strength exemplifies inner fortitude, courage, and overcoming challenges through gentle perseverance and compassion. Often illustrated as a female figure taming a lion through a soft touch rather than aggressive behavior, the card suggests that brute force can be subdued with dignified strength, and dominion can be obtained with love and grace.
Strength’s theme song is an African-inspired hymn that celebrates embracing life's wildest dangers with love, kindness, and courage.
Strength’s message is: “Face challenges with a lion’s heart and love’s grace.”
The Hermit embodies solitude and the pursuit of inner wisdom. It is a spiritual journey in search of deeper understanding. This card encourages introspection, self-discovery, and a temporary withdrawal from the outside world to focus on inner contemplation and spiritual growth.
The Hermit’s theme song pays homage to the Western genre, narrating a lone cowboy's journey into solitude.
The Hermit’s message is: “In solitude, you will find clarity.”
Wheel of Fortune card is rich in symbolism, representing the cyclical nature of life, the influence of fate, and the perpetual change of circumstances. Its wheel, adorned with various symbols, serves as a visual reminder of the ebb and flow of fortune, and the inescapable reality of life's highs and lows.
Wheel of Fortune's theme song is a mesmerizing waltz, spinning endlessly like the ever-turning wheel of fate.
Wheel of Fortune’s message is: “The Wheel will turn and turn...”