In 1924 Prokofiev was commissioned by a choreographer to make a ballet. The ballet was called Trapeze ballet. It was composed for five musicians and had five movements. In 2016 I was commissioned to create a piece based on the music of that ballet and I commissioned a composer to make the music based on Prokofiev’s music. The ballet in 1924 was choreographed by Boris Romanov and it was about a group of trapeze artists, therefore I chose to work with the trapeze. The trapeze inspired me to make a dance piece about a suspended body and for that I chose the myth of Tantalus, as he depicts a body that is suspended in a kind of zero zone. He is unable to reach the fruit that hangs above him when he is hungry, or the water below him when he is thirsty. So the composer that I commissioned for this special piece had to use Prokofiev’s music in order to transform it into a piece about another trapeze dance that is called SULANTAT, which is an approach of Tantalus name read backwards. The piece was composed for five musicians and lasted for 15 minutes and 7 seconds.