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**Paul Bunyan** · 11-19-2009, 11:42 PM

I am running the BGM from memory and writing this so excuse any minor errors:

A train passes unobtrusively. There is a flute(?) making an intriguing entry as though an outsider taking stock of a new place. A few exploratory strains follow. Then it starts. The Guitars and Violins. The theme music - it is melodious but ominous. A foreboding of tragedy. There is a heart-tugging section of strings playing the theme of the movie - and you know that the calm ambience you are being introduced to is a teaser - what is going to follow is a tale of heart-breaking journey of a naive, doomed soul. Mahanadhi. (will be continued)

11-19-2009, 11:42 PM	#35
Paul Bunyan Join Date Jul 2007 Age 58 Posts 4,495 Senior Member	I am running the BGM from memory and writing this so excuse any minor errors: A train passes unobtrusively. There is a flute(?) making an intriguing entry as though an outsider taking stock of a new place. A few exploratory strains follow. Then it starts. The Guitars and Violins. The theme music - it is melodious but ominous. A foreboding of tragedy. There is a heart-tugging section of strings playing the theme of the movie - and you know that the calm ambience you are being introduced to is a teaser - what is going to follow is a tale of heart-breaking journey of a naive, doomed soul. Mahanadhi. (will be continued)
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