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Tony Banks - Seven: A Suite for Orchestra - Earthlight

Published July 16, 2011

Views 9.38K  |  Likes 88  |  Comments 4
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This video has 9.38K views and 88 likes, ranking #1,671,776 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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9,383

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88

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4

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"Earthlight" is the shortest piece on 'Seven', but it certainly is also one of the most striking and accomplished. Tony calls "Earthlight" a "theme with variations", but this not quite a fitting description. The strings introduce the four bar theme in 4/4 which is picked up immediately by the bassoon, albeit with diff…

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July 16, 2011
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