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City Scape is a piece in three movements that paints an image of where Higdon grew up in Atlanta, Georgia: "Skyline", "River Sings a Song to Trees", and "Peachtree Street". The movements can be played either separately or together at the discretion of the conductor. Higdon wanted to invoke certain images and aspects of Atlanta.[2] When asked by a musician if she was trying to express a sidewalk in her music, she commented that there was not a precise image in her piece. Instead, there were "bustle of traffic and intensity of moving down the street".[citation needed] Thus she wanted to give an overall image as opposed to Strauss who wanted to depict a single detailed object.