impy4ever is a screen name for Cristian Văraru (born August 7, 1987 in Bucharest), a young Romanian composer and actor. His interests include most kinds of art forms, physics and history. While having played the guitar since 1999 and being brought to the world of filmmaking by playing one of the main roles in The Way I Spent the End of the World (the debut feature film by Romanian director Cătălin Mitulescu), he proves to be very passionate towards music and cinematography.

As a mediocre multi-instrumentalist (he mainly plays guitars and bass guitars, but also performs on recorders, keyboards, drums, double bass, mandolin, harmonica), Văraru now studies jazz and musical composition at the local Academy of Music. In an effort to access at the same time both music and cinematography, he started as of late 2005 to start composing film music.

This user had a number of favourite topics since his first signed edit in early 2006. At first his edit style resembled that of a WikiGnome; it is yet difficult to understand by what means has that skinny bag o'bones turned into a cave WikiOgre, looking for The Innocent Bystanders (accidentally, a band actually. We all have got those Strawberry Fields Forever-esque Mellotron sound samples from the band leader's website).

Only a few of the topics on which impy4ever insisted more than just a couple of edits, are as following:

• Andalusian cadence (will this article ever get to be featured?)
• Extended harmony
• List of musical works in unusual time signatures‎
• Ostinato
• Standard tuning
• Time signature‎

• Happy to Meet - Sorry to Part‎ (first article written from scratch - studio album by Irish celtic rock band Horslips)
• List of rock instrumentals‎ (Come and Go by Samuel Beckett)

• Electrecord (another article out of the blue)
• Dan Andrei Aldea
• Romanian rock (quite a difficult article, maybe it'll also worth some future edits)
• Sfinx (band) (derived from a stub)

• WE•HAVE•HEAVEN, a weblog focusing on music criticism mixed with slender free association chains. Although it's mostly written in Romanian, there are recommendations and links foreigners can also handle.