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Written for the Lothingland Middle School, Suffolk, U. K., this edition is for a full band with optional strings and handbell choir. The original belongs only to their music department. This piece was inspired by my research of the beautiful Lothingland geography and its people, and by the description of the school Music Director. I built it upon a foundation of their National Anthem. The score is in concert key, and because it is a band piece, the strings have been transposed to an easier key for young players.
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