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Inspired by Wendell Berry's book, Jayber Crow, this song depicts Jayber's quaint 20th century village. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Port William Waltz

Piano Solo

Inspired by Charles Dickens's book, Tale of Two Cities, this song musically portrays the life and sacrificial death of Sydney Carton. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Recalled to Life

Inspired by George MacDonald's book, Phantastes, this song captures the animation, escape, and pursuit of the marble lady by Anodos. This song is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

The Marble Lady

Inspired by Francois Mauriac's book, Therese Desqueyroux, this song musically describes the inner turmoil and eventual freedom of Therese. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Therese

Inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne's book, The Scarlet Letter, this song depicts Rev. Dimmesdale's secret agony expressed during his nightly vigils. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Vigil

Inspired by Charlotte Bronte's book, Jane Eyre, this song depicts the Gothic romance of Jane and Mr. Rochester in his sprawling estate. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Thornfield

Inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien's book, Return of the King, this song depicts Sam's mallorn and how it becomes the wonder of the neighborhood in the restoration of 1420. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

The Mallorn of 1420

Inspired by Victor Hugo's book, Les Miserables, this song captures Valjean's struggle with the lavish grace and generosity of the bishop. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Soliloquy

Inspired by C. S. Lewis's book, Perelandra, this song vividly portrays Ransom's joyous ride on a dolphin-like fish in Perelandra. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Sea Ride

Inspired by C. S. Lewis's book, Till We Have Faces, this song captures the scene where Istra reunites with Orual and relays her story of escape and transition to the palace. This piece is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Reunited

Inspired by Herman Melville's book, Moby Dick, this song concerns the perilous adventures of Ishmael on Captain Ahab's whaling ship. This song is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Pequod

Inspired by Charles Dickens's book, David Copperfield, this song captures David's budding friendship with Em'ly on the beach in Yarmouth. This song is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Little Em'ly

Inspired by C. S. Lewis's book, Out of the Silent Planet, this song depicts Ransom's life among the hrossa on Malacandra to understand them better. This song is part of a larger collection called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books by piano composer, Preston Atwood. 

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Hrossa

Inspired by Johann Wyss's book, Swiss Family Robinson, Felsenheim &amp; The Boa describes the serenity of the Robinsons' grotto and the attack of the giant anaconda. This song is part of a larger collection by piano composer Preston Atwood called Fusing Canons.

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Felsenheim & The Boa

Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's book, Fellowship of the Ring, Eleventy-First Birthday describes hobbits that travel afar to Hobbiton for Bilbo's birthday celebration. The song is part of a larger collection by Preston Atwood called Fusing Canons: Melodies of Great Books.

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

Eleventy-First Birthday

Fusing Canons includes fifteen original piano compositions by Preston Atwood, all of which stem from inspirations (themes; characters; scenes) from timeless literature in the Western canon. The fusion of song and literature is a deliberate attempt to transform the True, Good, and Beautiful into melodies that motivate listeners to pick up a good book and let it change them. The playing level of the songs ranges between intermediate and advanced.

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