Coming in atmospheric, this turns quite classical to move forward. The melodies created along this road and very pretty. Some bits of space music seem to rise up a bit around the five minute mark, but the classical elements continue to hold the reins. The two things seem to share custody as the piece continues to grow. Around the 14 minute mark we get some world music styled vocals coming over the top. It drops back to the earlier space music meets classical stuff after the vocals leave. Well, technically it never moved from there. The vocals just came over the top of it. As vocals return around the 17-minute mark, they are not world music based so much. It kind of reminds me of Curved Air. The space classical sounds remain beyond that vocal section. Vocals are back around twenty four minutes in an almost plaintive, soaring angelic way. The piece gains a bit of energy a couple minutes later as layers of vocals continue. This works forward with the vocals remaining. At times they lean toward the world end of the spectrum. At other points they seem almost more mellow prog rock like. The vocals don't really drop away until around the 33 minute mark. The music takes a turn toward more pure classical in some ways after that point. Vocals return by around the 37 minute for a bit of a folk prog turned classical space sound. More world music is heard by around the 40 minute mark. We get some classical soloing after the vocals exit again. Eventually working toward more spacey stuff, it gets more intense and vocals return. It doesn't get a lot louder, but it does get a bit more rock oriented by the time a flute comes over the top in the 53 minute range. It gets a bit mellower after the vocals drop away Vocals do come back as it gets around the one hour mark. Some violin creates some noisy bits of drama after the vocals are once again gone. Vocals dance over the top later as the whole thing gets a bit more intense. As it continues it works toward a bit crazed. After working up to near crazed territory, the piece drops back by around the one hour 13 minute mark. It turns toward more purely classical sounds with much of the space music dropping away. That's the basic concept that takes it to its end over an hour and 15 minutes after it started. I suppose you don't get much more epic than that.

Electronic symphonic music is the basic concept as this starts. I love some of the melodies that are heard as it works forward. The blend of classical and electronic progressive music on this is classic as it evolves. The are definitely some middle-Eastern styled progressions at times on this. This is more classical music than it is anything else, but it's also quite strong and still has an electronic element at play.