"Glimee" genre: New Age
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	A peaceful tune in which ocarina, harp, harpsichord and ancient drums distil a dance which is influenced by middle-age style, in fact it depicts a dance in a middle-age scene (see song story). It has been done entirely using a Korg X3, so you have available the PCG/SNG files. This tune is dedicated to Mike Oldfield, as I gained most of his style for my compositions.(In the Transylvanian Plateau, deep landslides are called "glimee" and are commonly triggered by heavy rains)
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	Story Behind the Song A fresh morning, a prairie, a corner in the country side, a stone wall and a water fall. A crystalline natural pool, everything is surrounded by tender green of trees in the shore. In this idyllic scenario three girls dance, dressed in white, and a crown of white flowers in top of their heads. A boy is playing a clay ocarina, his name is Glimee. As soon as sun rises and beams go through the canopy into the water, the girls swim together in the pool. This beautiful picture has accompanied me for years and still helps me to stay in peace with nature.

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