Huh, this actually works really darned well. I'd never have thought of this before.

Starting at sundown the musicians conducted an improvisational experiment through the windows and walls of a newly vacant apartment. Throughout, silent videos accompanied as well as wall texts and ceramic bells.

musicians:
Leng Bian, Cole Castorina, Josh Jimenez, Fern Perrera, Mystic Elevator 

silent videos by:
Ching Ching Cheng, Jessica Dillon, 
Caitlin Ducey, Kyle Jorgensen, 
Karolina Lavergne, Eileen Lofink

wall texts by:
Alexa Almany

ceramic bells by:
Ching Ching Cheng & Amanda Sutton Artsy

A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN? (LIVE EVENT AUDIO)

It seems like redoing this song is a bit of an obligation, ahaha!
I went for a much more conservative approach for this song, merely going for a more higher-quality take of the original; if not keep the original outright (as with Ocarina of Time 3D), I feel that's what Kondo would have done for a remake.
With that said, though, I did go for a bit of live instrumentation, keeping in line with realism trends shown with the Mario games.

Keyboards and bass played by me.

Jolly Roger Bay 2015 (old)

Based off Koji Kondo's medley from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, with additional creative liberties.

Something I worked on in the hopes for getting it played by my school's concert band. Sadly complications came up in school life and I couldn't afford the time to finish the sheets for this, but for now I have this.

Badly mixed and poor articulation because I just slapped the midi data onto HyperCanvas.

Super Mario Bros. Medley For Concert Band???

Thank you for the 30,000 plays!
About time I showed this off. I've been hoarding this for a while (as evident from the Preview Suite), but I decided to thank you guys with this. I don't really like dabbling in non-Kondo Mario music too often, but I've made an exception for this.

The original was a pretty driving song with lots of jazzy organs and brass going on, so I decided to take that basic concept and put a bit of a twist onto it. It shouldn't sound too redundant, in that sense, though it'd hopefully bring out vibes of the original.

(What's this? The drums are too weak? I wonder why...)

Mario Raceway 2015

Yes, I know it's technically late. I know. I still needed to celebrate my favorite composer's birthday in some way.

A remix I had around for a while; I decided this was the perfect time to upload this.

With this, I intended to make a nearly 100% accurate recreation of the original song that gives it a more modern, high-quality coat of fresh paint - I think I succeeded. I hope you do, too!

Guitar played by https://soundcloud.com/joshua-taipale

Bob-omb Battlefield 2015 HQ Remaster - Happy Birthday, Koji Kondo!

This was a fun one I decided to do randomly!  I was at work one day and suddenly imagined this with a standup bass, so I quickly got to work arranging it!

This includes all three phases of the battle!

Enjoy!

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins - Wario Full Battle

Play the game here! http://smflashback.ga/index.html

Thank you for 40,000 plays, everyone!

Chip meets chip meets guitar meets synth. I wanted to stick a little close to the style I've established with the previous level theme, while also extending the song and mixing various styles of instrumentation to give the feeling of time melting into itself.

(The eventual soundtrack release will have two full loops of the song.)

Disclaimer: The music in this album does not represent my outlook on the music of the series, and is not an accurate representation of my interpretation of "Mario music."

Chip Trip - Overworld (Super Mario World)

Yooka-Laylee - Kartos Challenge (Working Title / David Wise)

Super Mario 64

Cerulean City

Just some guy who loves Koji Kondo and the music of Super Mario, so I love to arrange it.  I have more arrangements on my YouTube profile right now, but I'm slowly gonna start moving them here and probably put up a few that I won't be putting up on YouTube.

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins - Wario Full Battle

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