Charles Rochester Young - The Song of the Lark for Flute and Harp. From the composer: "This work was inspired after a painting of the same title by Jules Breton which is on display at the Art Institute of Chicago. The French ruralist work portrays a woman working in a field who is pleasantly charmed away from her work by the song of a lark which is seen in the distance. The simple, yet sincere, mood of the painting is one of its most unique qualities and is the primary emphasis of the musical material for the work." In three movements: Song to the Waking Sun, Flight, and Into Darkness.