This is a very interesting piece of music. I'm curious if you had a story or anything in mind when you were composing this? I enjoyed the variety in tempos you had going on - it's a simple move but it added a lot to the characteristic of each section.
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in A Barnstormer In Oz there is a mysterious civilization which vanished about ten thousand years before the present era which resulted in the status quo where the Land of Oz is being slowly eaten by the "firefox" entities which dry up the surrounding desert.
(These same entities are what cause inanimate objects to be sentient, and also sub-sapient species also to be sentient like talking birds, in Oz...)
Anyway they come upon a factory which turns out these dolls which give a hint as to what these creatures (aliens?) looked like and they are a dead ringer for Blogo, one of their companions. Except for lacking arms. The dolls come out every sixty seconds or so and fall off a cliff into a surrounding river, and eerily the factory has been intact the whole distance of millennia.
Glad you liked the piece.
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