After about an hour and a half with some inspiration from playing around with the demo of some cute iPhone game I'm doing music for, I came up with some of the music for it. This is something you'll hear when decorating a cake with some crazy, cute and adorable decorations. Might not be my type of game but I do enjoy making all kinds of stuff even if it's totally different from what I usually do.

The point of this was to be some sort of loop, but I didn't want it to be boring, so I actually composed it out to be almost 3 minutes. It does have some moments with more energy, but not too much or else it'd lose that whimsical feel I was trying to go for.

Nothing complicated here compositionally;
(compositional notes as always for those who are interested)
Lydian and ionian chord scales are what I was trying to aim for. Using a lydian melody, but adding that D chord (one step higher from the tonal center) it might put you in the sense of C lydian, but during the modulation to Eb, you'll find your sense of tonality is rooted in C, more so than G as your tonal center; as Eb is related to C because of it's parallel mode. The relationships are quite easy to see from a broad perspective but if you think about it there's a lot of complex relationships between the implied harmonies.

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