Tin3Sn Tessarakoste Talks Part 37: I hope I can keep doing this for two more reviews.
This piece is beautifully hopeful, and the interplay between the piano and glock is a really wonderful symbol of this. While the glockenspiel represents the bright hopes, the piano is a little bit more of the sadder reality I think. I'm not going to fully review it ('cause there's still two more to do and that would just burn me out), but your piece feels like something that should play in one of those Nintendo or other Japanese video games with a rich storyline when the protagonist is feeling defeated. Besides, I think a lot of this can be described through how the piano and glockenspiel interact. Sometimes, the world (piano) is dark and somber and hard to get through. But it's the hope (the glockenspiel), those little flashes of hope, holy hope, that ultimately make life worth while.