Fredrik Ingå - Flying Home

     My review:

    "Flying Home" is a fresh and upbeat piece of music, with a tripartite structure and accompanied melody texture.

    It begins with a small introduction, by the left hand, which plays the accompaniment consisting of a series of unfolded chords, which will be maintained throughout the entire work.

    The main theme then appears, a melody that is played reinforced at the octave, with a first syncopated motif, which gives the work spontaneity, euphoria and, as I say, freshness.

    Said melody will be repeated at a lower octave before moving on to the second section, where, despite maintaining the accompaniment, the melody, in this case, does not appear doubled, which makes us feel a certain calm and sweetness.

    After this section, he returns to the second part of the first, that is, to what, at the time, was the repetition to the lower eighth.

    Finally, as a coda, it repeats the main theme again, but in a neighboring key, which gives it a certain brilliant air.

    About the composer:

     Fredrik Ingå is a Swedish composer and music director, who has participated in various musical productions at Östgötateatern.

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