Walter Sommer
It’s said that Queen Victoria brought the sunshine with her wherever she went. “Chiltern Hills Queen’s Weather” is my tribute to her and the Victorian era.
Amid the rolling emerald slopes of the Chiltern Hills, Queen Victoria sought solace from the burdens of the crown. The royal carriage wove through lanes shaded by ancient oaks, the air alive with birdsong and the scent of wildflowers. Stepping into a sunlit meadow, Her Majesty, clad in silken attire that mirrored the sky, embraced the tranquil beauty surrounding her.
Sunlight bathed her features in a gentle glow, and the Queen allowed herself a rare moment of peaceful reflection. She touched the delicate petals of a wild rose, mindful of the thorns symbolizing life’s blend of joy and adversity. As the sun began its graceful descent, casting golden hues across the landscape, Victoria felt a deep connection to the land she cherished.
Returning to the carriage with a renewed spirit, the Queen left the Chiltern Hills with a heart touched by nature’s serene splendor–a cherished memory etched in time.
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Symphony: Chiltern Hills Queen’s Weather
Composed by Walter Sommer and Tom Libertiny
Performed by Walter Sommer and his Orchestra
Produced, mixed, and mastered by Tom Libertiny
