An exploration of the intersections between art, music, and nature, bringing together essays by artist and pastor David Swing and musicologist Mary E. Pratt. Through poetic prose and insightful commentary, Swing and Pratt offer a new perspective on the beauty of the natural world and its influence on human creativity. With a foreword by John Muir, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of art and nature.

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