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fall, into the ocean by Tuomas Kettunen

Recorded in Los Angeles by USC Thornton Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Donald Crockett "Earth’s continental glaciers have formed slowly, layer by layer over hundreds of years. The biggest ice sheets are found in areas so distant to modern society that even time itself seems to be frozen. However, even a slight change in surrounding conditions can start a chain reaction that can lead to fast and dramatic consequences; despite its apparent stagnation glacier is in constant state of change and movement and even the most massive structure is fragile and vulnerable. About 10 percent of Earth’s land area is covered with glacial ice and glaciers store about 75 percent of world’s fresh water. If all the ice stored in glaciers around the world were to melt, sea level would rise about 70 meters. Oldest parts of the Antarctic ice sheet are over 2 million years old." Sheet music available thru Music Finland: https://core.musicfinland.fi/works/fa...