A classical piece of music in rondo form attempting to convey the feeling of flying with sound, placing yourself in the perspective of a bird person. Each movement is meant to represent the emotions and surroundings, with the recurring theme adding structure and stability to the piece. The Narrative flow goes as follows:
Movement 1: You are preparing to fly, in your anxiousness you can hear your heart pounding as you prepare to lift off. You fly into the air, feeling the wind and the sunlight ease your worries and fears. You are in sheer bliss at the feeling when you o above the clouds. For a brief moment you look down and panic you may fall, but look back at the beautiful view and keep pushing onward.
Movement 2: You've raced into a thick layer of clouds only to be caught off guard by thunder. You curve and swerve to avoid the strikes, with your emotions becoming more frantic. Part way through you see a gap in the clouds and remember the feelings you were just experiencing. With new found confidence, even thunder can't stop you.
Movement 3: You make it out of the clouds and pick up the pace, feeling the air as you glide. You are smiling wide and forgetting of your former tribulations. You lose focus and are caught off guard and fall.
Movement 4: You have fallen, things seem dire, you try and pick yourself up but for just a moment all you feel is pain. You know you have to continue and you take a last breath and try again.
Movement 5: You are back in the sky, although still a bit shy from before. You compose yourself slowly, and after a while, you finally feel that amazing feeling once more, you see others flying either side of as you finally are back where you belong. Pure bliss.

The Feeling of Flying

The Feeling Of Flying

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