Mother Nature in all of her glory


If one could tell of the power and the awe that is mother nature, it would most certainly not be told in words or actions, but in music alone, an orchestra of such size and volume containing every instrument that man has created, from the humble triangle to the noble harp, containing the proud tuba and the power of the electric guitar, and all the others that I have yet to mention.

It would be a collaboration unlike any other and it would not last for mere hours but for days and weeks as every aspect of nature is covered, from the sound of gentle waves washing upon a pebbled beach to the harsh crack and roar of a terrifying Lightning storm in it's full rampaging magnificence.

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