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This piece was inspired by a couple of trips to the Lake District in Northern England, once home to famous poets like Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey. A less known fact is that the great essayist and art critic, John Ruskin, also resided there - and it was from these banks that he championed the poor working class and attacked the laissez faire attitude of the day. This piece attempts to capture the idyllic and pastoral setting - with very slight currents of unrest pulling at junctures. Hope you enjoy it.
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Feter
very impressive writing for the stings ..the strcutre
of your insteruments like along with the percussions
outstanding ..as it brought us from strings to mixture
then to winds with remarkable touches of percussions !
one of you best pieces ..sure I enjoyed this thns alot
for sharin it !!!!