"Scandanavia - 50 Moods, Part 1" genre: Experimental
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	Scandanavia is a region that carries strong stereotypes - of the sort perpetrated by Director Ingmar Bergman: gloom and preoccupation with death and tragedy and such. This piece is dedicated to dispelling those stereotypes - dedicated to the wonderfully individualistic people and the beauty that is everywhere. Similarly, people who are dying, and living each day with the experience of facing their mortality, are stereotyped likewise - gloom and preoccupation with death and tragedy and such. This is not the case at all! People facing death also face *life* every day that they are still alive, with all its richness and variety and vivacity and energy and beauty. This is then dedicated also to all those who are dying as well - and that would be the lot of you! Isn't life worth living to the fullest?!
	MP3.com CD: Scandanavia - buy it! CD: Scandanavia Credits: 1996 Terry Leigh Britton
	Story Behind the Song I was at this time dying of Hepatitis-C, unaware that a miracle cure was awaiting me just around the corner. In every other respect, I was pretty normal. I simply was *aware* that I was dying. Most people are not.

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