Virginia Didelphia was a very active child, so much so that when she reached high school, she decided to take up ballet dancing. She figured that she was tough enough for that, and also decided to bolster that training with gymnastics. She is now part of a traveling ballet company, but still likes to keep active in other ways, so she decided to take up parkour to keep active when not training for a performance. It's a good thing she found an abandoned parking garage for this (less chance of injury and automotive damage).

Virginia likes to put a slight twist on this, however. She likes to practice parkour in time to music (sort of a crossover from ballet and gymnastics, I guess), so if you find an abandoned parking structure and there is music of some kind reverberating from it, you'll know that she's there, keeping active.

I figured that this could fit relatively well as a background music to this kind of activity, so that's where this idea sprung forth from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TexF2hWwG3Y

The eighth piece out of fifteen in my "Animusic" series, trying to base a different drawing off of each of a group of pieces of music (with accompanying animations) known as Animusic.

Virginia © Myself
Animusic © Wayne Lytle & David Crognale