This piece is constructed in sections labelled A, B, C, etc. and it is possible to put these together in a wide variety of different orders. Originally there was a probability table allowing the sections to be put together by a random process where the probabilities of each section being chosen depended on the previous section selected. Having constructed the basic sections, experiment with a little improvisation.

This piece is constructed in sections labelled A, B, C, etc. and it is possible to put these together in a wide variety of different orders. Originally there was a probability table allowing the sections to be put together by a random process where the probabilities of each section being chosen depended on the previous section selected. Having constructed the basic sections, experiment with a little improvisation.

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What's the problem?
"Dreamy Summer" delivers exactly as it promises. It is an "easy listening" piece that would work very well either as background music or as a small part of a larger recital. But too many accidentals? Hardly! There are very few--I counted two: both of them a G#. Both are judiciously placed to transition to the relative minor. Both accidentals (and their subsequent changes to minor) add a bit more tonal texture to this relatively simple piece. Very laid back, quite lazy: all I need now is my lounge chair and a tall glass of iced tea! cheers!

David Benning

Hmmmmm
This piece is hardly lazy its not a very easy piece to listen to now is it. Im not sure i like it very much, too many accidentals which brake th flow of what otherwise could be a pleasant piece.

Laurence Towner