At the Edge of the Lake is a four-movement work for flute and piano that was originally conceived while at the Tanglewood Music Festival in Massachusetts. It is a resonance of a summer of making music and enjoying the picturesque New England landscape, of swimming in the lake and the sweltering sun, and of heavy downpours and steaming wet trees. This was a time of both intensity and repose.

There are four movements: I. At the Edge of t he Lake II. After Rain III. Tree Shade IV. Sunlit