"Okay, and remember to MOVEEEEEEEE while playing, esp the set piece. MOVEEEEEEEEEE with the music, MOVEEEEEEEEEE as your bow goes up and down up and down. Feel the music in you, feel it running through your head, through your heart."

"SO FEEL THE MUSIC MORE AND MOVE YO, MOVE!"

First movement: The Waterfall. The entrances of different sections of instruments at different times, which continuously expands and develop the layers and texture of the music depicts the water increasing in volume (from less-more!), and eventually forming a waterfall with water flowing down. After that, the sounds of the waterfall become a background and the lower string instruments play a broad and sounding melody with rich variation. This expresses the composers feelings and thoughts when he is faced with the grand waterfall.

②“湖水”：宁静而有幻想色彩的乐章，以点描音乐的手法，在三角铁、木鱼、钹等敲出连续跳动的背景上，古琴奏出古朴的主题，表现了湖水的深厚及安宁。

Second movement: Water of the Lake. This movement is calm and quiet, yet colourful and imaginative. The triangle, muyu and bo (our dear diaocha) s' plays a continuous jumping background while the gu qin (replaced by our di yin zheng) plays the simple, yet teeming with tradition and culture, melody, expressing the lake and its deep, relaxing and peaceful waters.

③“小溪”：活泼的小快板，描绘了众多溪流时分时合、蜿蜒向前的情景。最后以多调性叠置的手法将这些主题同时结合，表现了众多小溪合奔大海的壮丽景象。

Third movement: The Stream! Quick and lively, this movement describes the image of many flowing streams merging and separating, and also at the same time progressing forward. At the end (bar 293 there, the composer uses overlapping tonality to conclude all themes. Most importantly, this is actually depicting the beautiful, magnificent and very very! grand scene of many of the little streams rushing together to merge and sprint towards the big blue sea.

④“大海”。弦乐组分成二十多个声部并与其它乐器组合成许多音块，加上打击乐器，表现了海啸的宏伟壮阔，钟管奏出的主题庄严沉稳，辉煌嘹亮，气势磅礴，音乐犹如阵阵巨浪，全曲达到了高潮。最后乐曲在惊天动地的海浪声中结束。

Fourth movement: THE SEA! The strings, split into over 20 different sections, and also forming with other instruments to create blocks of sound, plus our daji instruments, depict the TSUNAMI!'s grandeur and power. The theme is solemn yet steady, loud, grand, very very majestic, with momentum and spirit. (I'm guessing zhong guan is yun luo?) The music is huge and powerful waves, and the whole piece comes to its climax, ending with a shocking, earthshaking and extremely impactful sound of a giant wave.