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Scary but soothing

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I can imagine being underwater and looking above me, I can imagine the waves moving along the surface, I can imagine the intensity building up as the storm approaches

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I feel like I'm watching a movie where the sun is rising above Earth

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This piece and what you've said so far reminds me of the other group's question of "How do we (confront?) the human lifespan with geological existence?" We have a powerful effect on nature but no matter what, nature will outlive our existance.

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hypnotizingly beautiful

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feels like i should be in a sensory deprivation tank

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I find this piece unsettling. I can see the beautiful and mysterious side that y'all had mentioned but I tend to find the piece more ominous than anything else

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This piece has an ancient sound and it's sheer depth and dense texture is such a cool experience. When I first listened to this work a couple weeks ago it initially was pretty foreboding but it has become calming as the continuously existing water it represents.

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I feel like it's tinkering on the edge of major and minor, at one point seeming like it's going to blossom into a beautiful chord and another time it's going into the abyss.

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This piece has a very apocalyptic feel, which I think ties into how the events of 2007 influence John Luther Adams' writing of this piece.

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What are some of your reactions to the piece? (what stood out to you, how did it make you feel)

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What are some of your reactions to the piece? (what stood out to you, how did it make you feel)