For B.

Dark Grand Piano accompanied by sad violin and dark cello quartet, euphoric but sad

Epic Hollywood Orchestra with rich and deep brass, dramatic strings and choir

Gentle, multi-part female voices are accompanied by a professional, epic Japanese-style movie orchestra, Throughout the piece, sorrowful and oppressive string arrangements are performed on traditional Japanese instruments such as the koto, shamisen, and a section of kokyu – the traditional Japanese bowed string instrument – weaving a melancholic texture, The ensemble includes the haunting resonance of sho, the breathy depth of hichiriki, and thunderous taiko drums that accentuate moments of dramatic rise, Horns are replaced by horagai for ritualistic bursts, creating an intense, mystical atmosphere, The orchestra builds again and again, pulled by the yearning of the kokyu, until it explodes in a delirious intermezzo of layered rhythms and vocal flourishes, A symphonic Japanese Broadway-style opera infused with the elegance of baroque harmony and the fragile sorrow of Japanese bossa nova

The piece opens with a deep, resonant grand piano, playing somber chords that set a reflective, mournful tone, The piano's rich sound fills the space, evoking a sense of loss, A slow, epic string orchestra enters, featuring violins, violas, and cellos, creating sweeping, melancholic harmonies that enhance the emotional depth, The strings swell dramatically, adding a sense of grandeur to the lament, A solo female voice emerges, singing with haunting beauty, while female backing harmonies weave in gently, echoing the primary melody with a sense of sorrow, Their voices are filled with emotion, almost lamenting, as they express grief and remembrance, This instrumentation creates a profound and moving atmosphere, blending the deep resonance of the piano and the epic sound of the strings with the poignant interplay of the female voices, resulting in a powerful tribute