Scores

This is a semi-accurate arrangement of the elegant and curious sounding Main Theme from possibly the most popular Legend of Zelda video game. My apologies if there are any notational or compositional mistakes.

This amazing song accurately traces the actions of the knight Link as he and Prince Sidon of the Zora infiltrate the terrorizing electronic beast, Vah Ruta. You hear the pulsing of the robot, the bouncing dashes and dodges of the swimming pair and the kingdom at stake all in the thoughtful composition. This cover may not have the same power as it's origin but it still carries some of the majesty of the video game scene.

The same song as above, but written for a singular player. It's not as moving but with a little embellishment, it can still tell the story it was meant to tell.

While I can not say much for the accuracy of this, the song itself is beautiful. The original remains one of my favorite songs.

This piece was inspired by the Legend of Zelda, so far as to have clips of iconic Legend of Zelda themes slipped into it. The song 'Zeine's theme' you may have seen on the Home page is taken from this score and the inspiration score for it can be seen below titled as 'March of the Silent'.

The origin piece of my orchestral story 'Zeine's Theme', March of the Silent was the second movement of a concept symphony I began to write entitled 'The Elegy of Waiting'. While I only ended up writing the first two movements (and only for the piano), I still enjoy these pieces.

This is a very basic arrangement of a very fun to play song. I love this song because of it's driving tempo and mysterious western feel. Originally composed by Toru Minegishi and Asuka Ohta.