A quick little wind ensemble piece to create an oasis of calm in a hectic day.  
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I had written this as a solo piano piece for Gerluz. While I wasn't fully satisfied with it I felt is was "good enough" and even did the cover art for it. The problem is that when I label something of mine "good enough" is that it really isn't and I am just tired of fussing with it. While the tune was find and dandy I couldn't get the piano to sound exactly how I wanted... something about the register it was in made it sound harsh and unlistenable on some of the various devices I previewed it on. I mean... this was the second time I had pulled it off of the shelf to work on it... I liked the tune and now I even had nifty cover art.  
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Imagine yourself walking down the street, minding your own kind of business. Perhaps you are one of those who like to pull on their ear as they walk, or stroke the soft fur there. Perhaps you like to pause now and then and twitch your whiskers at everything. Down the street you hear the "thump-de-dump".  
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Savanoia... It's not a word, just a noise you can make with your mouth. I was noodling around and ended up with a sorta swell opening and then became distracted with other things, leaving the intro collecting dust on the virtual shelf. Some time later I wanted to to write something with more repetition. I had been listening to some drone-type stuff and thought it was kind of cool. "I should give that a try."  
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Also known as the spelling Les Barricades Mysterieuses This is a harpsichord piece from 1717 by the French composer François Couperin. I arranged it for 8 wind instruments. For some reason I used the spelling from the original music for this release.  
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Beginning with the traditional "Bumblebee Trill," The Bumblebee's Briefcase then flies over hill and dale in search of pollen & nectar. The intrepid little tune comes across adventure and drama on its quest until it finally come home t rest in its home hive.  
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