This composition investigates the musical possibilities of the septuple meter within the traditional framework of the toccata. John Rutter, a composer known for his choral and instrumental works, utilizes his expertise in rhythmic structure to create a piece that challenges standard organ performance conventions. The work argues for the viability of complex, irregular meters in maintaining the energetic, virtuosic spirit characteristic of the toccata form.

Organists and musicologists frequently cite this piece as a sophisticated exercise in rhythmic management for the instrument. Experts highlight the work as a valuable addition to contemporary organ repertoire for those seeking to master irregular meters.