Impressions of a Day - 2nd Movement

Written and Recorded in 1990

This is the 2nd Movement of my conceptual composition titled Impressions of a Day.
This composition is consistently written under a principle that each Movement basically accommodates three different ingredients, and the same principle is applied to this 2nd Movement as well.

The first ingredient of this Movement is about starting off a day. The protagonist goes out in the morning and becomes a part of a busy crowd of commuters, who are all rushing for catching public transports to start their social lives. Such kind of fresh and mint feeling felt in the morning doesn't last long for the protagonist who, as soon as he arrives at a building, has to get on a lift for going up or down the floors. This second ingredient - mainly played by the acoustic guitar and the rhythm machine - is meant to describe the rest of the morning he spends in his workplace or any other sort of duties. Obviously, the mood is stressful and unpleasant. The way out from such a circumstance follows as the third ingredient, which leads the protagonist to somewhere he can have a relaxing lunch break, at the same time, somewhere he can regain the time for being himself. For these reasons, the music comes back to the main theme initially presented in the 1st Movement, with a more relaxed arrangement.