Far Away is a sci-fi fantasy film score style music. New age fans will enjoy this as I do. It's mostly performed by electronic instruments but I hardly believe the prominent French horn a synth sample.

Intermezzo is very short piece for a brass band. Be careful to listen every single note as it ends sooner than you think it should begin.

Let there be light is a symphony for organ. There is no more that gentle and polite organ sound, rather the organ is now commanding and at moments noisy to irritation. However, when you get the musical idea, everything is in the right place. The organ soundscape contains a lot of rippling decoration and it makes me think some of Eino-Juhani Rautavaara's works like Annunciations.

Rising of a new day has a very obvious programme:
0:00 dawn: start riding
2:00 mournful moment, a visit on a friend's tomb, perhaps
3:00 happy riding under prairie sky
3:50 glorious march
4:40 triumphant sprint to the finish line
It's a digital version, however the sound is very acoustic. Yes, he has got a great French horn sample in his synth ;) And be careful not to miss the forward link to Light on your Path, another interesting tune for organ and brass.

The Hope is a great work for brass, percussions and organ, the choir joins in during part 2. It reminds me about Tubin's Requiem for Fallen Soldiers, not the same music but the same mood anyway. And beware, don't explode your speakers, when the big drum goes off.

Cantilena is an improvisation for organ. Well, if this is an improvisation, why bother with the slow and tedious composition work. A beautiful melody and modifications with a soft organ touch. One of my favorites and this is a "small" work.