Two years ago, I went on a road-trip to Inner Mongolia with some of my friends. If you ask me how I would describe that place, I’d probably use one word – boundless. There was the boundless steppe, the boundless sky, the boundless mountains and boundless passionate people. Thanks to my local friends, I was very lucky to experience some primitive folk music, traditional horse racing and tribal wrestling. I got to see how the locals live, feeling both their generosity and sacred, free spirits. Steppe is inspired by this trip and forms a tribute to Mongolian folk music. There are 3 movements in this piece: I: Urtiin Duu II: Dress Up and Dance III: Morinii Duu.

Conductor: Elias Brown

Flute: Daniel Shao

Clarinet: Holly Isherwood

Piano: Harry Rylance

Violin: Richard Montgomery

Cello: Sarah Gait

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