V.
In B3 major.
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One cannot but answer
To your smile in blossom bloom
Warming up to the springtime
From deep down in the gloom.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
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O
O
In A3 major.
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An idea pops its head
Not sure where it is heading at
Let it simmer, and wait
It will clear, then explain.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
L
L.
In G3 major.
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Above the thin air and heaven
Their flickering lights are extendly
Beyond the eyes of the naher
Comes the light to believe.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Sohloa
Sohloa.
In F major.
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A broken string still hanging
From a violin’s tuning peg
Much joy and hail were given
Now, to be thrown and replaced.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Yaynra
Yaynra.
In B3 major.
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Smile and forget.
Troubles may have their ways
The oceans will still be there
A smile will get you on your way.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Acuoloey
Acuoloey.
In D major.
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A long swing of a melody
On a controlled breath of air
A shine onto the audience
Clinging to its conclusion end.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Wooneran
Wooneran.
In F major.
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A bird in the spring
Lively as if on springs
Don’t know its name
Yet, when it sees me, it sings.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Lietomina
Lietomina.
In G Major.
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Within the immediate circle
Between the four walls
Opening out the inner window
Refreshing for the time still got.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Aowemo
Aowemo.
In G major.
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The string courted the bow.
The bow courted the hand.
The hand courted the heart.
The heart wooed the soul.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Eillem
Eillem.
In A major.
François Xavier Bazin (1824-1865) Was part of the Bazin dynasty. He studied and was much influenced by Dominique Peccatte and J.B. Vuillaume. Bazin taught the art of bow-making to his son Charles Nicolas Bazin. François was a master bow-maker yet made only a small number of bows, as a consequence that his bows being very rare.
Dolce Fine Violins.
Reflection from the Mediterranean.