A D major piece at 60 BPM for ocean flute and guitar. The flute melody floats above like mist through trees — wide intervals, long held tones, a peak on A5 before settling back to D. The acoustic guitar plays a rain-like ascending arpeggio pattern: D–F#–A–D, up and back, continuously — the sound of water finding its way down through leaves. The progression (D–A–Bm–G) stays in major-key territory throughout, keeping the mood luminous rather than melancholic.
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