I've always appreciated the value of chances to darken staff paper with dots, and so accepted this job with a positive outlook.Īt any rate, this was the most difficult project I've ever worked on. It was a trying experience but, as someone who came to composing late, participating in such a musical project was a valuable opportunity to amass skills, for which I am extremely grateful. So you have to prepare the score with every bit of thoroughness and precision. You can't predict the results until the occasion of performance, when your sheet music is given interpretation. You can't bury clumsy progressions in the mix, or alter the surface of the music with other instruments. Nobuo Uematsu (Composer), January 8th, 2002įor someone like me, who usually relies upon MIDI, confronting the staff music for a piano score is an arduous process.
Hamauzu for his spectacular arrangements. Please enjoy Aki Kuroda's World to the fullest. As Final Fantasy is a series which blends various music genres together, I thought it would be good to have a performer who didn't incline towards any particular type of music and had a number of performance styles to hand, and so asked Ms.
She seemed to play the Argentine tango more with her blood than with technique, which could I think be considered the more profound approach, and the result was truly splendid. Kuroda began formally studying classical piano when she was little and went on to graduate from the piano department at Tokyo University of Arts and Music, and yet her forceful tango piano performance at that show really surprised me. Aki Kuroda was a year ago, when she was the pianist at Rikki's live concert. Special Presents " Final Battle" (only in the Piano Collections sheet music book same as the "Final Battle" arrangement with a new added section)įinal Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade Intermission Review - Half-Measureġ1 June 2021 Liner notes (translated from the original Japanese).Suteki Da Ne (Isn't It Wonderful?) - 4:18.2 Liner notes (translated from the original Japanese).
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