Decided to remake an old "remix" (or cover, really) I had made in 2010 of the Star-Crossed Lovers' theme. Of course, gotta give credit to Uematsu san for having written the original piece in the first place almost 25 years ago(!) *turns into dust*

A Tribute to Final Fantasy IX

Star-Crossed Lovers

Creator: Nobuo Uematsu

Album: Final Fantasy VII Remake Original Soundtrack

Final Fantasy's VII Remake Original Soundtrack
Abzu Sped up

Abzu Sped To 1.15

Pooped out a quick jammy jam on a much needed day off. Might work it into something real at some point, but for now, I hopeth you enjoyeth the metals.

I Need Mana - ...And The Sun Will Set

A piece near and dear to me.  My first role playing game and it was a banger.  Filled with memorable tunes by the Maestro himself, Uematsu.  I gave it the orchestral treatment, along with... banjo taking a prominent place for ... reasons.  Enjoy

Toroian Beauty Banjo Fantasy

Aerith's Theme - Final Fantasy VII (Piano Collections)

We now look back on the music of Final Fantasy throughout the SNES era. Nobuo Uematsu levels up and creates some of the most moving and beautiful songs in all video games. We cover Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI in this video. Don't forget to support us on Patreon if you enjoy the content. Thank you!

Time Codes:
1. Intro (0:00)
2. SNES (1:34)
3. Final Fantasy IV (14:48)
4. Final Fantasy V (33:31)
5. Final Fantasy VI (54:52)

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The Music of Final Fantasy | SNES Era | State of the Arc Podcast

Cover of "Slam Shuffle" from Final Fantasy Vi (6) created in GarageBand. Composed by Nobuo Uematsu

Slam Shuffle -- Final Fantasy VI (Garageband Cover)

Tifa's Theme - Nobuo Uematsu

Dungeon FF5 Orchestra

Final Fantasy 10 has some of the best music in video games. Nobuo Uematsu was aided by Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakano to craft this truly special soundtrack. Much like this podcast was aided by Daryl from Final Fantasy Union! Don't forget to support us on Patreon if you enjoy the content. Thank you!

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The Music Of Final Fantasy X w/ Final Fantasy Union ​

Enjoy this beautiful Theme of the Japanese composer Nobuo Uematsu, played by me! ❤️🎵

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Uematsu N. - "To Zanarkand" from "Final Fantasy X" (piano)

Award-winning guy/composer with a command over many genres, THIS MAN is Heavily influenced by video game and film music and has recently taken a dive into video game orchestral and jazz fusion arrangements. Ryan (aka ORION) hopes his music will leave beautifully vivid, dark dreams in the mind of the listener.

Speed changes dedicated to the Final Fantasy VII Remake Original Soundtrack

Welcome!
What you'll find in my music library are mostly music that have been made on Garageband. (there are some from the piano as well) I have a variety of genres like classical, video game music, and popular cover songs. There are also a couple of original compositions that I created, so feel free to check those out as well!

All my songs are available to download and you can use them as you see fit, but be sure when you use them for a project, to credit me. Thanks and enjoy some great music! :)

Improvisation
Imitation
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How great music is to cause so various emotions in listeners' heart.
2025.01.05

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Don't be afraid to be alone.
Loneliness often acommpanies your sailing out.

What's important is the destination.
What kind of world do you want to head towords ?

Your boat makes wake.
Here I leave my tracks.

Bon voyage!!
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Our podcast breaks down the techniques of great storytelling across our favorite games, movies, literature, and music. I also occasionally upload music I've arranged or composed!

Carlo Cozzula was born  in Sassari in 1971.
In 1994 he obtained the Experimental Magistral Diploma with the highest grade; in 1996 - under the leading of Hedda Vignanelli Illy – he graduated, with the highest marks, in Organ at the Conservatory of his city and next year, he graduated in Harpsichord at the Conservatory "B. Marcello" of Venice. 
He has studied Choral Music and Choir Conducting and also studied piano at the concert levels since 1985.
He performed on all the instruments as a soloist in chamber ensemble also with vocal soloists, accompanying several polyphonic complexes, among which the "Cantori della Resurrezione" by A. Sanna, with whom, in 2000, he collaborated for a recording of music by G. B. Platti (Bongiovanni Records), and with whom he performed in a concert in July 2003 in the Basilica of the SS. Rosary of Lourdes (France).
He was the main organist at the Monumental Church of S. Maria di Betlem (Sassari) and at the Basilica of S. Gavino (Porto Torres). 
As an organist, in October 1997 he was invited for a tournée in Germany, performing in prestigious places, including Limburg, Wiesbaden, Lorch, Frankfurt, as soloist and chamber musician, in concert seasons including well-known soloists such as W. Stockmeier, R. Haas, M. Pirenne, U. Krupp, W. Rockel, J. Von Erdmann.
He was invited again for the October of 2003 to give a concert at the “Orgelsommer 2003” in St. Josef Church (Frankfurt), achieving great success, playing in a schedule with some of the most famous and acclaimed organists on the world scene, such as J. Parker-Smith, Th. Trotter, H. Vogel, P. Pincemaille, D. Zaretsky, P. Pietiläinen.
In 2007 he was called a part of the Jury of the 1st Art Competition "Il Filo di Arianna", at the Baja Hotel in Cannigione (Sardinia). 
He taught Music Theory and has been pianist accompanist of lyric singing classes at the Civic School of Nuoro, taught in State Schools.
Recently he has edited the Italian translation - in World Premiere - of the essay of 1846 written by the French F. Levacher D'Urclé: "Manual didactic problems in relation to the study of the anatomy of the hand" and also the thesis by M. Punt "The Straube Code-Deciphering the metronome marks in Max Reger's Organ Works".
As a composer, he is the author of music - original and not - dedicates to the international singer Teresa Salgueiro. He is also the author of a series of Concert Transcriptions for organ - even in World Premiere - from the piano and symphonic repertoire, and for pf. from the original organ repertoire, but also from accurate choices concerning the world of jazz, fusion, Brazilian music, French chansons and Soundtracks.
One of the piano transcriptions has already been recently included in a piano recital. These compositions are already available to the international artists such as: Philippe Raskin, Mariangela Vacatello, Irene Veneziano, Simone Pedroni, Igor Roma, Gloria Campaner, Antonio Pompa-Baldi, Alexei Volodin, Roberto Plano, Maurizio Baglini, Andrew Litton, Sandro Russo, Nicholas McCarthy, Ramin Bahrami, Thomas Ospital, Stephen Tharp, Thierry Mechler, Joseph Nolan, Danilo Rea, Enrico Pieranunzi, Carisa Marcelino and Clare Hammond.

Misson’s compositions are inspired by psychology, the complexities of nature, politics, the extremes of the human condition and the ever-present imperfection central to it. His music often expresses a desire to reimagine familiar musical tropes in surreal, and blackly humorous ways.

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