Mauro

You should check out the Sakamoto's orchestral arrangement of the original piece, it's awesome. The version from the film score is cool too but doesn't utilize any acoustic instruments, it's all electronic.

That's the intended experience of the piece though. A fleeting moment that you would like to last longer. When the cake is gone, the dream is over, you don't get anymore opportunities to engross yourself in it's flavors or textures, which is the same experience I wished to convey in this piece. It's a simple piece, inspired by a simple piece of take.

This piece was inspired by a simple piece of cake and the melancholic aftermath of its departure. The flavor of the cake is irrelevant.

Arrangement of a piece by Ryuichi Sakamoto for large percussion ensemble... Check it out

Feel free to let me know what you think...