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"The Ram" was the last piece to be written. It was meant to counter the calm and slow character of the other pieces. The word "ram" has a number of meanings; it is unlikely that it is supposed to refer to a male sheep here. It rather denotes the ram as a modern technical device or the historical weapon that was used to force open castle doors; the acoustic impressions of the beginning suggest the latter instrument. Lots of percussion and brass make "The Ram" much louder than the rest of the album. There is the odd change of time signatures, and vast parts of the piece are based on a "hopping" rhythm. The music does not go beyond and allegretto, though. Light-footed delicate music is not really Tony's cup of tea, a fact that is evident throughout his solo projects. A quiet middle section beginning at 3:16 makes for a relaxing contrast. The flute theme introduced at 3:44 and reprised at 6:09 uses a peculiar scale. After the middle section one arranged climax follows the other (note, for example, 5:43, 7:13 and 8:38).

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