REVISED In the final movement, Zeus and Gaia speak to the listener, asking if they will take notice of their prophet's words and work together to save the Earth and Gaia. The movement ends slowly transforms into a dance, a sign perhaps that the future has been altered and the planet saved?

REVISED VERSION In the Second movement, the Olympian Gods -- including Gaia herself -- hold an act of remembrance for the whole creation. The reverence in which they hold the Earth slowly gives way to anger at what man has done to the planet. However the anger of Gods is assuaged when the prayers of faithful call upon Zeus for help.

REVISED VERSION This is the first movement of my Gaian symphony. It begins with a message from the last man alive sometime in the future: the Earth is dead along with Gaia, the Olympian Goddess who created and sustained it. The sender of the message asks the Olympian Gods to remember Gaia, and slowly the music gives to a sense of wonder at all that she has achieved.

REVISED VERSION In the third movement Zeus, the King of the Gods, acts to save Gaia and the Earth. He places a pearl in the womb of a woman which will transform into his prophet. The other Olympian Gods share some of their power to give the child the tools she needs to save the Earth and Gaia.

Symphonie for A Mac Movement Three REVISED by Mike Workman

What must it iike to be an intelligent sea creature like a dolphin? In this track, I imagine swimming in the oceans with a pod of dolphins, feeling immense sadness at the growing heat of the oceans, the pollution and the huge reefs of plastic waste, while constantly searching for unspoilt waters. Would it seem like the world was ending?

Dance for Mother Earth Original Version by Mike Workman

A track inspired by climate change and the need to save ourselves and our beautiful planet. This is long version. The track has time signature of 7/4 which helps to accentuate the drum and bass.

The alternative Mix of Dance for Mother Earth

The third and final movement. (There's a possibility that I might revise this version, it could probably do with shortening; the ending might also be improved. But not right away.