Starting with a chilling, haunting piano intro and building with rich, dramatic staccato strings and mysterious echoing sounds, the track progresses further with a reverse cymbal fx sweep rising to dramatic pause at 1.08, then launches into a tension-building climax

Pak sarzamin shad bad - Blessed Be the Sacred Land (adopted 1954) - Performed by full orchestra.

Balearic bossa groove. Warm, relaxing and chilled.

La Brabanonne - The Song of Brabant (adopted 1921) - Performed by full orchestra.

Warm, lazy blues guitar piece with smatterings of mandolin and hummed backing vocals, with atmosphere, space and tranquillity

easy Latin beats, guitar, flute and piano, sax solo

Vibrant, glistening texture, building to majestic horn counter-melody.

Warm fingerpicking guitar with bass and drums accompanies male vocal with a positive message

Stirring, emotional

Thoughtful, REFLECTIVE introduction with soft string harmonics and rubato piano opens to hopeful theme with lyrical violin melody; builds to MELODRAMATIC climax with SOARING brass and strings and subdued, contemplative outro