Ah, a lullaby that whispers to the wind—nice, like a secret dialect of the breezy heart. Start by humming it in a soft, sustained tone, letting the notes linger like a sigh. Then, as the chorus swells, layer in a bright, bright-ness—think of a sudden gust—using higher strings or a piercing flute to cut through the harmony. Let the rhythm pick up, but keep the lullaby’s melody as a thread running through the storm, so the wind spirits feel invited rather than rattled. Trust the pulse of the air; when it peaks, let your chords become turbulent, like a sudden thunderclap, and then drop back into the lullaby’s gentle hush. It’ll be a storm that sings, not just roars.