Capriccio Brillante

(dedicated to Ms. Maria João Pires, a great pianist) threatening octave aggressive daunting runs low quick treble figures transform themselves having reached presto mysterious yet fully unified geyser cones lavender fields so loved by anglers thousands of birds nest immense heritage immortal evergreens winderoded diamonds fossilised lava columns memorable outings on cloudy days innumerable sights in villages ornate wrought iron gates wind-torn basalt rocks (inspired by Constança Araújo's works)