w0lfie wrote:
@cesm20: I think mrhiccup is looking for a classical source for this tidbit. Perhaps a similar motif in another piece, or something like that.
Indeed. And I haven´t found the answer yet. :(
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Indeed. And I haven´t found the answer yet. :(
@cesm20: I think mrhiccup is looking for a classical source for this tidbit. Perhaps a similar motif in another piece, or something like that.
This is clearly a extract of the final boss theme of final fantasy ix (Necron), i think the song is named Eternal Darkness i am not quite sure. I say all this since i have it's mp3 since long ago and it's exactly like this, no doubt about it, since i heared the music douzens of times...
thanks for the clarification. not sure i can help you, sorry. this motif doesn't ring any bells for me. (but it's pretty)
w0lfie wrote:
i'm confused. are you saying it's from Final Fantasy? If so, it was probably original music by Nobuo Uematsu. I don't think there's much from that series on Musipedia, so please feel free to add it. :-)
Yes, w0lfie, I know that. But what I´m trying to say is that Uematsu did NOT compose that note sequence (I'm SURE I've heard it a long time BEFORE Final Fantasy IX was released). If you listen carefully to his music, you'll discover a lot of sequences that he didn't compose. He took short note sequences from a lot of composers and bands (Mozart, The Beatles, Genesis, Pink Floyd, The Surfaris, John Williams, and the list goes on...).
He also used "La Folia" several times (see http://www.folias.nl for more info).
i'm confused. are you saying it's from Final Fantasy? If so, it was probably original music by Nobuo Uematsu. I don't think there's much from that series on Musipedia, so please feel free to add it. :-)
I've been looking for the origin of this sequence since I've played the videogame Final Fantasy IX, back in 2001. I am SURE I've heard this before, but I don´t know where...
Luckily, I was able to understand the Lilypond syntax... ;-)
I've already done a keyboard search, a contour search and a rythm search, and found nothing useful... :-(
If you want to hear a MIDI file, here's a link:
http://www.freewebs.com/mrhiccup/sequence.mid
search Musipedia for this
Luckily, I was able to understand the Lilypond syntax... ;-)
I've already done a keyboard search, a contour search and a rythm search, and found nothing useful... :-(
If you want to hear a MIDI file, here's a link:
http://www.freewebs.com/mrhiccup/sequence.mid
search Musipedia for thisTotal Posts: 7 - Pages (1): [1]
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