 Themes to "The Discovery of Utopia" II. The Utopian Sphere |
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| File: | rosutop2.nwc (August 2004) 5 kB |
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| Full name of work: | Themes to "The Discovery of Utopia" II. The Utopian Sphere |
| Composer: | Rosario, Vince (1986- ) Puerto Rican |
| Music category: | Thematic Movements, Soundtrack, Classical |
| Instruments: | Orchestra |
| Name of file creator: | Vince Rosario |
| e-mail address: | vnzr926 "at" aol "dot" com |
| Running time: | 00:03:15 |
| Comments: | The Discovery of Utopia is about a hidden world only entered by a portal in a cave in a mountain in South America. A group of scientist and researchers led by Professor Jefferson find it and that event is demonstrated in the first movement properly titled "The Find." As the story goes on the scientist finally enter the mountain and use the portal. All this adventure and excitement is portrayed by the first movement. The second movement is about the magic behind Utopia which is in the magnificent temple which stands tall like the washington monument at the centre of the huge city. They enter it and they go room by room till they find the sphere. In the room where the sphere is happens to be a book containing pictures describing how the Utopian Empire gained power. It was thru the sphere. On that moment a few of the scientist secretly began to plot a way to use the sphere for their own use. Professor Jefferson and a few others want to only study it and are unaware of this sudden situation. I'll explain more of the story when I submit my other movements cuz this takes alot of space to describe. The second movement is described musically in the comments section of the info icon. Hope you like it. |
