The Walrus and The Carpenter was created as a result of my fascination with the genre of literary nonsense in general and with Lewis Carroll's poetry in particular. In this setting of the poem, the whimsical qualities of the text create a semi-serious mood, while the rhymes of the narration set a certain rhythmical pace. In this song the poem is interpreted as being narrated by an author and has no reference to the chapter four of "Through the Looking -Glass..." and its two narrators of "The Walrus and The Carpenter," Tweedledum and Tweedledee. Nevertheless, some replicas from monologues and dialogs found in the text bring the second voice on stage and are performed by the pianist.

The Walrus and The Carpenter was created as a result of my fascination with the genre of literary nonsense in general and with Lewis Carroll's poetry in particular. In this setting of the poem, the whimsical