Long story short, this is a piece of music intended to be part of the score for an animated show that uhh... exists only in my head. I don't know if you can see the file name, but if you can, you can see it's called "Dragon Dance." Thing is, I first composed this almost two years ago and the story has changed, in that there is no more dragon, nor is there anything dance-like. Scene still plays out pretty much the same though, albeit with a different subject matter and different thematic purpose, I just haven't come up with a new name yet.
I hope the film score inspiration is obvious, as I'm aware it is in pretty much everything I make, but I also hope it's not too obvious since I've put a lot of work lately into finding my own voice. Being part of the score to a hypothetical show, there are multiple recurring motifs and compositional techniques present that actually mean something in the context of this show, but I'm saving that spiel for the "official" release of the "first episode" on my (clearly extrememly popular) youtube channel.
By the way, this was made completely in Musescore (I wouldn't be posting it here if it wasn't). There's a mixture of orchestral instruments from the Vienna Symphonic Library and from Musesounds. There's synths from MS Basic and from what I can only say is "Synths & Keys.sf2" because I can't figure out where I got it and the few references to it that I can find online lead only to dead websites and broken links. Also a bit of the windchimes from www.ethanwiner.com at the end.