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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 different harmonies. The bassoon variation was written before the string theme. It was also originally written for cor anglais, but it proved too deep for that instrument. A wonderful flute intermezzo picks up where the bassoon solo leaves off at 0:59 before the main theme is varied again in its height, instrumentation and the chords that accompany it. The celli introduce a middle section at 1:50; their theme is based on a passage of sixteenth by the violas. This run was the arranger's idea. Tony was skeptical when he saw it on paper but he was very happy with the musical outcome. He admitted that he would not have had that idea in a hundred years. The middle section is continued with a trumpet solo before variations on the main theme return at 3:09 and end this song in a clarity that resembles a chorale's.

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