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Hello there, it's Jack Pepper here,

and I'm going to be telling you about the song I wrote for King Charles III in this edition of the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.

I'm Bernadette Keough and in this edition

I knew I wanted a chorus that was uplifting and a kind of a rallying cry that says that yes we do have paled the actions that we can all take.

Inspiring action to help the planet, with a song written and performed especially for King

Charles.

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We begin with a young musician given the daunting task of writing and performing a song that was fit for a king and could inspire people to take action to help the planet.

Jack Pepper, who's 26, is one of Britain's youngest commissioned composers.

He's been writing for orchestras since his early teens.

And it was a significant honour when he was

approached by the charity, the King's Foundation, and asked to compose a piece inspired by the

King's environmental philosophy. The result is Harmony, named after a book of the same name,

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