Landscape in Light (2024) is a tone poem for trumpet, trombone, piano, and percussion inspired by the remarkable Hartwell Memorial Window held at the Art Institute of Chicago. These stunning stained-glass panels were designed by Agnes Northrop for the Tiffany Studios in 1917. At 25 feet in height and originally installed at a Rhode Island church, the primary composition is an autumnal view of Mount Chocorua in New Hampshire with a dramatic waterfall in the center. Crimson foliage, dappled mountainsides, and sparkling streams seem to spring to life with remarkably intricate detail. My work depicts the five largest panels in a broad arch form, moving from the brooding forest, to the playful rivers, and finally the dramatic summit. The soaring timbres of trumpet and trombone are contrasted with both metallic and wooden timbres from piano and percussion in an attempt to capture the rich light interplay. Finally, we return to the tranquil forest as light ebbs into evening. This work was commissioned by Dr. Eric Hollenbeck, professor of percussion, Colorado State University.