" ... I see the first part as the expression of Canada's primitive life ... less refined ... in a language ... such as the language of the Huron ... I fused that to a centre that I call a meditation, in which you listen to ... all the acoustic sensibilities in nature, the calm, and I returned to the modern world with the words of St. Francis of Assisi ... and at the end I have echoes with the choirs ... which again give you the immense thing that dominates you."