Helle Kristensen (Denmark), treble and tenor recorders
The title refers to a flock of birds flying away. The treble and tenor recorders were chosen due to their expressive and deep sounds, ideal to express the contemplative feeling of the flight itself and the absence of the birds that no longer exist, destroyed by the action of fire in nature or man's deforresting. It is not as a descriptive piece but an expression  of profound indignation towards the present misuse of nature by man.

Revoada (1995), for treble and tenor recorder

Harry Crowl is a Brazilian composer and musicologist (Belo Horizonte, Oct. 6th, 1958). His music studies started in his native town and later, in the USA, where he took composition lessons with Charles Jones, both privately and at the Juilliard School of Music. Further composition studies later, took place under Peter Sculthorpe in Dartington, UK. He has written numerous chamber, orchestral and vocal works, as well as incidental music for film and theater. His music has been performed all over the world, especially in Europe and Latin-America.