"Willow in the Summer Storm" genre: Guitar
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	A true gem that's unknown to the Western world. Picture a majestic willow tree by a lake, its long branches reaching out into the water. You hear thunder (loud bass) followed by a few raindrops signaling the beginning of the storm. The graceful willow sways slowly in the strong wind. The fast accompaniment starts the heavy rainfall. However, the main melody remains smooth and calm, showing the Willow's composure even under strong wind and torrential rain. The fast treble that follows signals the violent peak of the storm. Then the storm eventually departs and the sun comes out. The few raindrops remaining on the willow cascade down from one branch to another and eventually fall into the lake. Only the swirling echoes of the distant thunder remind us of the recent storm.
	CD: Hometown
	Story Behind the Song I created the whole "Hometown" CD to make sure that this piece authored by Lui will not remain unknown for ever.

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