A collection of six short pieces. Each of the six works has a completely different style, suitable for intermediate to advanced players.

• No. 1, "Paprika Junky": A light and charming piece. Emphasize the staccato and the allegretto duple meter.
• No. 2, "Theme and Variations": Technically easier than the other pieces, but care should be taken to avoid monotony.
• No. 3, "Telemis Dance": Play vibrantly. While staccato is predominant here as well, it is enjoyable to create contrast with legato sixteenth notes in the latter half.
• No. 4, "Frogs Jumping Out": Ideal for an introduction to atonal music. The monophonic sections move rhythmically, and even those unfamiliar with reading atonal scores can immerse themselves in the joy of its sound by playing with a good groove.
• No. 5, "March": Another piece with an impressive atonal feel in its introduction. It can be played expressively throughout.
• No. 6, "Pastorale": Surrender to the flow and cherish the tone color. Let the melodic figures sing fully, carried by the 9/8 meter.