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| This is a culture clash track. Its title is a garbled version of Pyramus and Thisbe, the play within a play from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. The alternating blues and Arabic scales are backed by a chord sequence taken from a Folia, a Spanish dance dating back to the late fifteenth century and referred to as a "fool's dance", "mad" or "empty headed". |
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| The real title is the Greek for velvet (unfortunately Greek characters aren't available to me here); a reference to my hero Erik Satie, who had a liking for unfashionable velvet suits, and wrote three pieces named Gymnopedies after some Greek dances. Just to labour the point beyond all reason, there's a bouzouki on this track. |
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| Music for an imaginary detective drama; for small string orchestra and two harps. |
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