sentences:  Their second collaboration was the choral piece "The Kestrel Song" (1982), which was later published by their publishers Josef Weinberger (1995).This piece describes
  "the thoughts of a kestrel as it hovers above the motorway… From the safety of the sky, the Kestrel watches "all the madness of these men rushing blindly onwards".The fog descends, but the traffic rushes on, until the inevitable disaster happens1"
  "The Kestrel Song" won them the "1982 BBC Pebble Mill – WWF Sounds Natural" competition, which brought the writers to the attention of Ivan Hattingh, Head of Development at WWF-UK at the time.