Not specific to one game but captures the spirit of all of them.Orchestrated with a series of harps to capture the mystical side of the series.Bolder and more defined than the original.Strong moments featuring the boss themes and sailing theme mixed in with the lighter elements of character interactions.Includes music that follows the chronological progression of the story.

Very smooth and slightly regal sound, particularly toward the beginning.Similar in sound to the theme from Ocarina of Time.Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess Theme) – Includes the following elements: Triforce Theme – A Link to the Past Theme from Spirit Tracks Dragon Roost Island – Wind Waker Original Theme similar to Twilight Princess version Dark Word Theme – A Link to the Past Combination of Main Theme and Zelda’s Lullaby.Original theme appears toward the middle in a light violin section.Random assortment of themes and musical selections between the original and up to/including Spirit Tracks.The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Medley – Here are the selections from the performance: To celebrate the series and reward the fans, a CD was added to the recently released Skyward Sword featuring the music of the concert. It was originally announced at E3 to joyous applause of the fanboys and was performed on October 21st. The 70-piece orchestra played a series of selections and medleys from the games, spanning the entire history of the series. This past year in celebration for the 25th anniversary, Nintendo hosted a concert in Los Angeles to highlight the music that helps to define this character and the whole franchise’s universe. By itself, you may not even recognize that it actually came from a video game. From the original NES world theme to the most recent orchestral soundtrack to Skyward Sword, the music evokes emotion, excitement and joy to match the experience of the adventure on screen. The Legend of Zelda’s main theme is one that is recognizable to so many as the games have been enjoyed across generations. Instead, I would simply like to share a little about the music behind one of the greatest game franchises in the history of gaming. No, I am not going into a whole VH1 tribute or parody. Art Baseball Basketball Bottom Ten College Fantasy Sports Football Hockey Holidays Judaism Maryland Terrapins Movies Multiculturalism/Social Justice Music News Politics Random Technology Television The Walking Dead Top Ten Video Games Washington Redskins

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