Literally all the Mozart ones were extremely short and the Pokemon ones were really long to give it away that it wasn't Mozart. Not sure how this dude got any wrong.

Considering how much better the music in EoZ than in TOTK you might wanna change that shirt. 😂 By all means it's a better direction for Zelda as it's clearly aimed at classic Zelda fans that crave Lore, Story and the Zelda sound we were used to, with tweaks of course...

The across the stars theme hits SO hard lol as a prequel fan. This video was awesome

I thought this was a Charles Cornell vid till I clicked, pleasant surprise!

A perfect melody but it’s not very catchy or something I want to listen too all day like I can with other Zelda music.

There are references to Zelda’s lullaby all over the place. If you pay attention, in Tri’s themes there are bits of reveresed zelda’s lullaby which instantly reminded me of skyward sword’s main theme. Nintendo is getting subtle with these things

0:14 For some reason, I want the 3rd note, C5, to be B4! I feel like the tritone resulting from C5 to F#5 sounds too weak, compared to a fifth from B4 to F#5.

I listen to twilight princess music so much so I IMMEDIATELY recognized Faron Woods. It is such a a nice piece.

Once you progress past the first group of dungeons, the field theme actually starts with Zelda's Lullaby

You really nails why it’s such a perfect melody-simple yet powerful, capturing the essence of Zelda’s adventure and nostalgia. The way he explains its layers and emotional impact makes you appreciate the theme even more. A must-watch for any Zelda fan! 🙌

I just realized they didn't use a Bb Clarinet for that, they probably used an A Clarinet. I say this because the A note sounds like the clarion register, but on the Bb, that's not the case. It could also be a midi or other version of the clarinet, but I'd never noticed before regardless! Edit: nvmd the transcription you wrote is just in concert key dang lol, just a regular Bb Clarinet

"I don't belong here"

Great video man. I was literally just thinking about the similarities. And your breakdown appeared in my recommended.

This was so fun. I got almost all of them right because I fall asleep to Zelda music every night

OH MY GOD, you told me more about writing a melody than I ever got from anywhere else!! I've only really participated in choirs, band, and a few years of piano lessons, but still. I came to this video looking for a little bit of musical video game joy, but I'm leaving subscribed because I feel like there's more I can learn here!!

Really fun game too.

I find it a bit grating and breathless. Like it is trying too hard to impress you.

I feel like I cheated I literally got it perfect 😂 I just thought Have I heard this in a Pokémon game or not lol

What a great video! Really liked your analysis!

god I love clarinet

Do you know when you will publish the new video in this serie ? This is very helpful

I would love to see you do a breakdown of the Hyrule Field theme from Twilight Princess

Let's goooooo!! Great video dude!

I missed your tutorial/analysis videos so much :)

So, in other words, Zelda's Hyrule theme is derivative of Link's Hyrule theme. What a shame. She should've gotten her own. Nah, I'm just kidding y'all. These are video game characters, not people. I don't care what's derivative of what. This theme is catchy as hell, that's all that matters.

There must be other music besides Zelda being made on this planet? 😉

Ryan, I have a question for you. You have recommended the book "Harmony & Voice Leading by Edward Aldwell and Carl Schachter" for those who want to study theory. How many months or years did it take for you to study this book? I know everyone has their own rhythm. Some are more dedicated, some don't have so much time because of x, but how long did it take for you to study this book? I'm asking just so I can have some reference, you know? Because I'm taking my time. I'm writing the examples on Muse Score, doing the exercises. So I'm taking my time. It's a great book. I like its approach. It teaches you about the I and V chord in major and minor and then everything after is an expansion of that. I'm enjoying this book very much. I have the fourth edition, do you know if this one is the last one or if there's a more updated one?

I was the like nº 100. Good job and thank you.

Is there part 2?

It's catchy! I just watched and it's already stuck in my head.

All these fancy gimmicks aside, its not nearly as catchy as the original overworld theme.

In the first four bars, I guess technically there's no chord movement since it's all just G major. But, it really _feels_ like there's one chord per bar. Maybe the Gsus4 in bar 2 could be interpreted as a *IV*sus2. The Gsus2 in bar 4 could be interpreted as a *V* with it's third degree missing (that would be D major missing the F#), but that's a stretch.

Cool video. That’s not oringally Links awakening, it’s the OG NES overworld theme.

Nice analysis thank you

I thought the title is "Is Mozart a pokemon"😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏💀

hi what software do you use for composing?

what makes the greatest composer the greatest?

I love the message about not overthinking it. There's a reason some of this stuff has worked for hundreds of years. Not everything you do has to be something that no one has ever even thought of before.

I hate the fact that lines no longer wrap in the newest iPad version and there is no option to make it do so. Perfect example of taking something good and F’ing it up 😡

Vst please

Thanks man, this was helpful.

I dont know why im here, i saw pokemon i come in

There is power within my melodies. Listen!

Hi what software do you use to that great sound?

this being repetitive and melancholic is literally the point of the movie

dude you look like you were in prison and got beaten up