Variations on O for a thousand tongues to sing for flute quartet (mp3)

In the musical composition, each instrument gets an opportunity to perform the melody or its various adaptations. The primary sequence is: The melody initiates in D major, incorporating supplementary passing notes and embellishments, with the lead melody played by the first flute. In the second verse, it advances to E dorian, exuding a faintly renaissance aura, with the alto flute in charge of the melody. The third verse, led by the melody of the bass flute, rises to a cheerful renaissance-inspired dance in E Dorian, infusing a blend of 3/4 and 6/8 rhythms. The composition concludes in the final verse.