The bass fades in, nice and slow, fading out again for a moment of silence. The flash of a flute in the distance, a slow cymbal shaking into existence, cellos driving out a deep and quiet rhythm. The tin whistles of frightened seabirds fly for shelter from the rising and falling of bassoons floating in the dark sky. The conductor unleashes a mighty roar from his orchestra and gone again, the violins with their staccato carrying on for a bit longer before the orchestra erupts again, playing a few more notes than before, the oboes constantly playing. Drumsticks beat down steadily on a cymbal held in a gloved hand, rising up in crescendo and accelerando, harder and faster they fall, harder and faster they strike, the orchestra blares again as we in the wings start to get unnerved but the storm has used all its power, the players are tired tonight and all that is left is the tambourine man shaking his hand as he walks off stage.