The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary 2011 Concert



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Mr. Nelson
10-10-2011, 06:33 PM
Hey everyone! I just created this thread so we can share any information available regarding the Zelda concerts that are happening this year. I’m finding the publicity to be confusing and messy, so if anyone attends or finds anything in the internet, it would be great to let everyone know.

The first concert happened on October 10th in Tokyo. According to Mahito Yokota (Super Mario Galaxy composer) via the official site, there were 150 musicians (100 instrumentalists and 50 voices) performing the music of the series. So far I was unable to find anything regarding the program, specific arrangement credits and any kind of bootleg recording (even though it’s harder to find these in Japanese concerts). What we know is that "Gerudo Valley" and a medley of boss battle themes is in the program (via official site), and according to pictures of the score released in the official Facebook page, the final battle theme against Ganondorf ("Ganondorf Battle") from Wind Waker, is also present. Also, according to the Official Nintendo Magazine, next year concerts will feature a four movement symphony, but only two of these will performed these year. This was expected, since producer Jason Michael Paul has already confirmed the presence of a 18 minute movement dedicated to Twilight Princess (it is apparently the second movement). It is also very likely that composer Koji Kondo was in attendance.

If anyone finds anything else, please share!


Mr. Nelson
10-10-2011, 09:11 PM
I’ve found pictures of the program, and what a beautiful program it is! Everything is obviously in Japanese, so the tracklisting will have to wait for translation, but there’s a new gorgeous artwork and the orchestra members forming a Triforce! Here are the pictures:

The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony – Tokyo, Japan – Blog – Nintendo World Report (http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/blog/28036)


nsrsm
10-11-2011, 01:17 PM
Hyrule Castle
Princess Zelda’s Theme
Wind Waker Medley
Ocarina Melody Suite
Boss Battle Medley
Twilight Princess Kakariko Village Theme
25th Anniversary Symphony
Ganondorf’s Theme
Gerudo Valley
‘Ocarina of Time’ Hyrule [Field?]
Great Fairy’s Theme
Twilight Princess Medley
Legend of Zelda Main Theme
Ocarina of Time Medley

Plus SS Main Theme(Goddess Lyric), and Piano Version of Grandmother.


MonadoLink
10-15-2011, 07:43 AM
Hopefully the 2 last parts of the symphony – which will only be played in the 2012 tour – will release on a CD or something…
EDIT: Eh, who cares… I recorded it in CD quality. Stand by for an upload.

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