

In episode 5 of _Flip Flappers_ , Papika and Cocona end up in what Yayaka
later reveals to be a day-long time loop. (This does not come as a surprise:
prior to the announcement, we see Papika and Cocona repeat what is implied to
the exact same routine every day, and the doll whose head Cocona moves in the
evening always faces its original direction in the morning.)

One of the events of this repeated day is a music lesson: Papika and Cocona
sit in a circle with some other students around some candles, and two students
are playing a keyboard instrument. In the background, harpsichord music starts
playing and runs until the bedroom scene. This occurs in each instance of the
routine (music, library, tea, embroidery) that we see prior to Yayaka's
confrontation with Cocona.

What is the music being played? (If it is an original composition for the
anime, is there a track title that someone can point me to? If it isn't, what
is the title and composer of the excerpted piece?)


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What is the harpsichord music being played at the school?


It's [Keith Jarret's interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's Prelude and
Fugue n. 12 in F moll](https://youtu.be/sWU5qYaF3nI) on his album [Das
Wohltemperierte Klavier, Buch II](https://youtu.be/m6jrDtXNn_s). The piece is
not included on the OST.


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