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'''Airem''' (<dni>Arem</dni>{{contested}}) was a [[D'ni (race)|D'ni]] musician whose career helped mark the start of the [[D'ni Renaissance]]. | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Born in [[2375 DE]], at the young age of 33 he began selling out concert halls in [[2408 DE]]. His music also dealt much with the | Born in [[2375 DE]], at the young age of 33 he began selling out concert halls in [[2408 DE]]. His music also dealt much with the Great King [[Ahlsendar]], many times ridiculing him. King [[Naygen]] considered it a "wonderful display of art". | ||
Airem later supported Naygen's proposal to split the [[Guild of Fine Artists]] into [[Minor Guilds]] dedicated to various arts.<ref>[[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Naygen|King Naygen Notebook]]</ref> | Airem later supported Naygen's proposal to split the [[Guild of Fine Artists]] into [[Minor Guilds]] dedicated to various arts.<ref>[[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Naygen|King Naygen Notebook]]</ref> | ||
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Airem (Arem[contested]) was a D'ni musician whose career helped mark the start of the D'ni Renaissance.
Biography[edit | edit source]
Born in 2375 DE, at the young age of 33 he began selling out concert halls in 2408 DE. His music also dealt much with the Great King Ahlsendar, many times ridiculing him. King Naygen considered it a "wonderful display of art".
Airem later supported Naygen's proposal to split the Guild of Fine Artists into Minor Guilds dedicated to various arts.[1]
