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Duration: 8:45
The title refers to a gentle, warm, summer rain falling over the lush vegetation of the Great Smoky Mountains,
an area in which the composer has spent many hours and hiked many miles. Raindrops seem to dance as they splash
off moss covered logs and drip from the leaves of dense rhododendron. Stylistically, the piece traverses several
styles, including minimalism, traditional writing, and jazz.
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This page last updated on 09/11/08
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