Music for bluefish

I wrote this piece as an accompaniment music for the "fairy tale" that was a school assignment. (Although adding music was not included in the task), this "fairy tale" is called "The Story of the Blue Fish", and the "Rainbow Fish" is placed in the aquarium of the "Blue Fish" that is kept alone. However, although the "blue fish" envy the bright colors of the "rainbow-colored fish", the "rainbow-colored fish" cannot define their own "color". It's about "common" identities, envying one-color opponents, and discussing and coming to the conclusion that "their colors" are of equal value. The music is basically scherzando, consisting of a two-bar ``blue fish'' theme that always appears in F major at the beginning, and a constantly changing ``rainbow fish'' theme in the middle (but not the first). The movement of semitones is common), the arpeggio chord in the background is the water in the aquarium (also included in the theme of "blue fish", which appears in a stretched form), the note shape with rests is bubbles, and the musical scale The movement is aquatic plants, so the composition is more symbolic than descriptive, but like a story, two themes appear at the same time. The orchestra consists of one wind instrument each, the harp, and the only strings are the cello and contrabass pizzicato.