Like his other classical works, the three pieces on the album: "Call of the Mockingbird", "Trail of Tears" and "Fanfare for the Volunteer" use styles and motifs from American folk music and the traditional Anglo-American fiddling techniques on which O'Connor was weaned.
O'Connor's other classical works, such as "Call of the Mockingbird", "Trail of Tears", and "Fanfare for the Volunteer", draw upon American folk music traditions and the fiddling techniques he learned from his Anglo-American heritage.