The Legend of Zelda: Medly by Kondo et. al.
Sheet music here: https://musescore.com/user/30375364/scores/5867383?from=youtube_share Here it is!--the most ambitious music project I've undertaken. Took a year and a lot of procrastination. History of this arrangement: For a few years, I've wanted to find something more complex and emotive than just the basic Zelda themes, but the other transcriptions I've found are a little too simple for my taste. The violin is an incredibly complex and versatile instrument, and I wanted to express this in my arrangement. Therefore I've added chords, extensive dynamics, and exploited higher positions, which seems to be rarely done in most medlies I've found. Along with this, I abandoned the most famous pieces first, preferring rather a cohesion of theme and mood while facilitating transitions (which proved to be one of the most difficult elements of creating the arrangement). This is actually my first arrangement, and I'm always in the process of microediting the rhythms and chords. If anyone has improvement comments, feel free to let me know. I could use the help. -Special Inquisitor out
Sheet music here: https://musescore.com/user/30375364/scores/5867383?from=youtube_share Here it is!--the most ambitious music project I've undertaken. Took a year and a lot of procrastination. History of this arrangement: For a few years, I've wanted to find something more complex and emotive than just the basic Zelda themes, but the other transcriptions I've found are a little too simple for my taste. The violin is an incredibly complex and versatile instrument, and I wanted to express this in my arrangement. Therefore I've added chords, extensive dynamics, and exploited higher positions, which seems to be rarely done in most medlies I've found. Along with this, I abandoned the most famous pieces first, preferring rather a cohesion of theme and mood while facilitating transitions (which proved to be one of the most difficult elements of creating the arrangement). This is actually my first arrangement, and I'm always in the process of microediting the rhythms and chords. If anyone has improvement comments, feel free to let me know. I could use the help. -Special Inquisitor out