Legend of Zelda ゼルダの伝説 ending theme エンディング "Brierized" on piano

[@dugroz]

"Oh, I'm getting put on the spot!" (immediately destroys it.)

[@EarthboundApocalypse]

+Rare Fire Type Lenny 3467 - LMAO bro !!!, no one could say that better. all rags get ass-fucked quickly by him

[@RiC_David]

(destroys spot)

[@rawtrout007]

Tom Brier does not get put on the spot, the spot walks up to him.

[@Keeper1st]

That's why I started doing these videos in the first place. I was finding ragtime music in game soundtracks, but none of the people you could find playing them had a clue as to how ragtime should be played. I thought that the music would sound so much better in the hands of an actual ragtime pianist. As Tom can sight-read and embellish so well, he was the obvious choice.

[@Merl-co2nd]

A perfect choice! Best regards to Tom!

[@wehttam_1]

@@Merl-co2nd oh hi fellow random commenter looking at a 9 year old video that were somehow watching 9 years later

[@pizzatheface]

@@wehttam_1 Why, hello to you both! I am obsessed with these videos!

[@AudioRevive]

@sam tracey I AM TOO! ;D

[@jakedomoto6802]

I have been coming back to these old videos of Tom for years. Some people just have a long forgotten ancestral part of their heart that longs for this era and it’s wonderful music. My wife is not one of them. But golly do I love it 🤣

[@JohnRyder-]

I swear that Koji Kondo would be honored to meet this man.

[@ZeVzOOv]

Agreed

[@nomask456]

Sad that he cannot play anymore...

[@snickerdoodle4410]

No Mask why’s that?

[@Gtech-ny5rd]

@@snickerdoodle4410 he had a scary accident that took away his ability to play the piano

[@GDMecex_YT]

@Marshall Matez yeah, he can now play with both hands and has extended memory for speech, recognizes songs and can use a computer))

[@grexjr1420]

I sincerely wish Tom Brier the swiftest and most healthy recovery possible; this talent should be preserved, and I thank you, Keeper1st, for posting these videos to share this genius.

[@k-reb9687]

Car accident. The full story is there if you search it up.

[@n0rg]

@@k-reb9687 diary of his recovery by, I think, his brother is on caringbridge.org

[@CrateCrasher]

I just hope he fully recovers so he can get back to doing what he loves most

[@DQBlizzard_]

@@CrateCrasher sadly it seems like he hasnt recovered well, lost most function in one of his hands and cant speak anymore

[@oscario5616]

@@DQBlizzard_ What's your source and is he getting help?

[@jakethewoz]

When coffee wakes up in the morning, it drinks Tom Brier videos.

[@joeyoshs]

Lol nice one 😂

[@brickshotted]

😂😂

[@nathanio103]

😂😂😂

[@joshcwolfe]

Bartender: What would you like to drink, sir? Link: Whiskey on the Octaroks, my good man.

[@kathrinfeszter]

+Josh Wolfe Wow, I didn't know that Link can switch between the middle ages and other time periods :D!

[@gloob7632]

+Kathrin F. He IS the Link between the past and future anyways. (Probably not how it goes, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)

[@foxycrystal8961]

Well .. being the hero of time come with some advantages i guess xD

[@Sly_Maverick_31]

Bartender: I'd also like to add that we're serving Chateau Romani tonight as our special.

[@Half-HeartHero]

Link: "Think I can get some Lon Lon Milk here too?"

[@SecretMustach3]

It's dangerous to go alone! Take this guy!

[@littlefishbigmountain]

Underrated comment deserves more likes Take mine.

[@KenKilgore777]

And mine!

[@sylvestermader-dancak9632]

mine also

[@mayonnaise9621]

mine needs to be taken too

[@nkyiem]

*angry like*

[@lowellbrooker2148]

"It starts out simple, and it..gets more....but it doesn't....It's not more enough..!"

[@leifvejby8023]

Had me in stitches too!

[@jorroj]

As soon as his left hand crept in I immediately cracked a smile. Stuff is heartwarming. Hope he gets better soon.

[@LaserGryph]

Now ... spend the next 10 years transcribing Tom's expanded arrangement.

[@Keeper1st]

A chap in Poland has been doing just that. He transcribes to MIDI then I write it down as sheet music. Here's one of them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIrSd4yXmJmBf6s

[@jasperskwar4824]

I'd like to get the MIDI files of some of Mr.Brier's improvisations because I can't read music sheets and figuring out how to play some of these pieces by watching and hearing alone is too difficult for me, either because of the speed.

[@terranosuchus]

Are there any other transcribed versions, or a list of them or something? I'd love to check them out :D

[@exylic]

You should really learn to read sheet music

[@jerobarraco]

So cool ! Iwish someone could edit these and upload to OCRemix

[@andrewbarrett1537]

I personally think Tom is one of the probably less than two dozen living pianists who really re-create the ragtime and 1920s eras when they want to. Very few people have the technique AND the knowledge of past styles AND the FEEL to be able to get all these right. That's extremely rare. Most active ragtime pianists today (NOT naming names) play from either a (modern, not true romantic) classical piano perspective, or a (usually modern, but sometimes trad jazz) jazz piano perspective... very occasionally a rock or blues perspective. (Frankly, I LIKE those that come from the latter as to me they have an earthier feel that is much more like many original old time pianists IMO). Tom is again one of the very few who comes from what I feel to be a true authentic ragtime perspective and he has his own distinctive authentic voice, which is the way the old original ragtime pianists all had, as proven by the numerous extant recordings... each pianist played with their own recognizable style, touch and approach that was different than the other pianists (sometimes subtly, sometimes quite different). Tom is another in that grand tradition. Most other living 'authentic' ragtime or trad jazz pianists active today are quite facile imitators of long-dead pianists (mostly now-famous pianists like Thomas Fats Waller, Donald Lambert, etc, although many other famous pianists who left hundreds or thousands of recordings or rolls, go un-appreciated, un-studied and un-imitated, for no good reason). Some have even gotten so they can improvise admirably well in these particular styles, or in a limited synthesis of a few old styles from that period (with lots of borrowing from other styles of later years). To me, Tom doesn't really IMITATE anyone but has quite capably synthesized various approaches into his own recognizable style. That is extremely hard to do in this day and age where one is not only bombarded with contemporary music from all directions at all times (except in places where there is no music), but also, most ragtime pianists etc that you can hear today at festivals and in trad jazz bands, either don't attempt to play anything like the older pianists, or just slavishly copy them (especially, again, just the same few and not usually any off-the-beaten-track pianists), and their recordings are (IMO) a wasteland of this kind of approach which, despite my admiration for these folks AS (great) PEOPLE and friends, caused me to mostly stop listening to most of them play, about 10 years ago and focus instead on the old recordings and piano rolls of the original (and especially hundreds of not-presently-studied) greats, as I wanted to learn the real way of doing things that was as rich and multifaceted as is now possible today, without going down the extremely-worn path of copying a small handful of the same artists. I can count on maybe barely the fingers of both hands, the pianists I think are alive today (that I KNOW ABOUT and HAVE HEARD) who sound like real old-time pianists, BUT not like any particular one (other than themselves), AND are consistently good. I'm certainly not one of those, But- Tom definitely is. I think Tom probably has better technique than I do. I'm speaking in the present tense, since despite his accident and incapacitation, I'm pulling for him as much as everyone else and hoping he makes as close to a full recovery as possible.

[@bencarter8324]

Nicely said. Tom is such a unique piano player in that he's so technically skilled in a less common genre.

[@bencarter8324]

Andrew, who are some of the other pianists that you think play in an “original ragtime” fashion?

[@pablobear4241]

I’m Curious how similar is Tom To Horowitz? Like can you explain where they are similar and different? It would be nice to learn.

[@pablobear4241]

Or a pianist like Josef Hoffman or Busoni,I feel some of the old classical pianists play with a similar thing you mention here in rag time. But I wonder how old Clsssical pianist compare to Tom… Best

[@eliotguerin192]

Beautifully said. I would also suggest Tom McDermott, a local pianist from New Orleans. He is a master of ragtime as well as other turn of the century styles like the Brazilian choro and Cuban rumba.

[@MikeyKiKiTV]

There will never be a better ragtime pianist in this world.

[@BritM]

You're a wizard, Tom

[@dominiquegagnon5264]

+Brit M Hahaha

[@breakerboy365]

a wot?*

[@Spades7274]

+Ruben N. A WISURD, Tom!!!

[@coltonbosse58]

Riddle

[@amazon2219]

Brit U Tom Riddle

[@mutantlabor]

He takes other video games and makes them sound like Mario 2.

[@Keeper1st]

+Jordan Ziolkowski Have a listen to the original tune. It does that all by itself.

[@Cynis001]

+Jordan Ziolkowski Even if he does so, he doesnt know that, because he just sght-read it and never heard it before; neither Mario nor Zelda.

[@ipapaparicio]

DerDieDas I mean if he's being given a song by his pal that uploads these songs I imagine he already knows it maybe ragtime. This quite a neat curation of a rare style nowadays! And he may recognize the style of ragtime visually...in the symbols the notes rhythms and pitches as the ragtime pattern

[@lukasbostick]

because tom specializes in ragtime style piano

[@gregoriolobato3033]

hahahahaha Thats true! This guy is amazing

[@novus21]

I love how swiftly Tom can just change up a song and make it 120x better

[@RustyShells]

This just makes me happy

[@4thInches]

It's not 'more' enough....so Tom what can you do with it? *Proceeds to do EVERYTHING with it* Life. Isn't. Fair.

[@4thInches]

Update: in the last two weeks i have come back and watched this an additional 15-20 times. Conclusion: Tom Brier is a living god, and even though he may never be at this level again, nothing can erase all the music he made and the happiness he facilitated for anyone who appreciates his genius. The Legend of Tom reads something like this: There once was a piano who was also a man, and when he spoke in his true voice, they all listened happily ever after. Thanks Tom (and Keep)

[@heatseeka14]

14 years later and I still cant believe what Im hearing. Incredible.

[@FastRedPonyCar]

If this actually played when you died in LOZ, it wouldn't be nearly as bad.

[@miguelarturopalomaresruiz]

FastRedPonyCar wrong, the whole version is only played after you beat the game

[@maxbehymer8535]

miguel arturo palomares ruiz Still, he makes a good point.

[@skyguy1236]

@@maxbehymer8535 well, i think the point is that you die alot and then once you get to the end you finally hear the full thing. It was sure a WHOA moment for me. Yes, i know this comment is 4 years old i dont care

[@Tassooow]

🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀 YOU DIED!! 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀

[@insertnicknamehere]

Imagine a ragtime tune when you die in Dark Souls, that would be fine and dandy to me !

[@pixxelwizzard]

Just beat LoZ for the first time in decades, and I forgot how super mario-ish the ending song sounded. Wanted to see if anyone did a piano cover, and somehow I wasn't surprised to see Tom killin' it. What an amazing man. Thank you.

[@DocZombiePhD]

I really don't know what to say other than... beautiful. Slowly adding that ragtime upbeat sound to what is a sad, tragic theme is such great juxtaposition.

[@Keeper1st]

+DocZombiePhD Well, the upbeat sound is there in the original -- but only when you finish the game, which apparently few people did.

[@Keeper1st]

Same here, even having watched him play for over 20 years.

[@BovineDesigns]

This is barely recognizable as Zelda, but that's how talented this man is, he can make new music out of existing compositions

[@SkillzMillz83]

It never gets old watchin’ you Tom. God bless.

[@inafridge8573]

0:22 I love how he plays a few stressed notes here a bit early it adds a lot of tension and character to the melody

[@LetsJays]

if this guy had a professional studio recording CD, i would buy it. i'd love to use this music for videos and such, but, while the quality is great for a camera, it's not professional grade. i love this music, and the guy is AMAZING. i need a studio CD.

[@Keeper1st]

He has a few studio-recorded albums. Search his name on CDBaby, for example.

[@NDSiXL]

Keeper1st I won't buy it sorry.. but at less I'll listen to them... Like download them.. You know.. Still.. Feel proud.

[@magik603]

Keeper1st His albums are the best. He is a god. Definitely recommend everbody. But I think LetsJays was talking about recordings of video games music. If not he should just google Tom Brier Ragtime.

[@dugroz]

Frank Horrigan Yeah I agree, A studio album of Brierized video game songs I would buy!

[@kiddcode2848]

+LetsJays Discography[edit]Rising Star (1994)Generic (1997)Pianola (2000)Dualing at the McCoys (with Nan Bostick, 2002)Skeletons (2003)Rewind (2006)Blue Sahara (2009)Constellations (2012)

[@Scorpio3002]

I would love to see Koji Kondo's reaction to this. Someone would have to him the whole "sight-reading, never heard the tune before" thing to him, and watch his eyes pop out of his skull.

[@ipapaparicio]

I think kondo's a genius...maybe he won't be too surprised? I dont imagine him too impressed. But grateful yes.

[@Croix1]

most experienced musicians know and understand that this is possible, although it is of course insanely impressive. Tom Brier is an absolute genius, but it's not groundbreaking (although there are EXTREMELY few people who can do this).

[@Keithustus]

@@Croix1, not those of is accustomed and trained to just play the sheet music properly. This wizardry is always impressive, a different type of learning to play.

[@dugroz]

Link & Zelda's honeymoon trip to a wild-west saloon.

[@---Rin---]

The world lost something amazing when Tom had his accident.

[@devchampeaux1864]

Such a genuine moment at 3:00. Being able to make someone smile like that with ur music is every musicians dream and having the ability to do that everytime is an ability that not many people posses and tom happened to be someone who had it.

[@gavincarr2990]

Listening to these beautiful covers is always bitter sweet

[@sidgar1]

This man should be playing in saloons. I'd leave him a fair bit of cash in the tips jar in between shots of whiskey in dirty glasses.

[@Half-HeartHero]

Agreed.

[@RustyShells]

sidgar1 same!!

[@finnmarr-heenan2397]

Music to catch v.d to

[@MrBdenver]

i was gonna say dirty girls too, but finn was here 2days ago

[@ceplerlight8385]

Shut up

[@Liquid_Fear]

beautiful soul behind this piano

[@joshuaabe4832]

Jesus. Nobody has ever cooked like that before. I'm awestruck

[@guitaristshawn]

Poor Tom, I hope he gets back to normal

[@stevesevenson9943]

xocnwahs what happened to him?

[@johnmonty7077]

got in a bad car accident

[@cjadventures8840]

1:40 even the captions is surprised at how good he is

[@Usucito]

Nature got exhausted when creating this man's brain. It's just unbelievable.

[@Keeper1st]

I hope what you say is not true, because we need nature to restart his brain right now...

[@Usucito]

Yesterday i read the news about his condition and i got shocked. This man is a real genius, one of a kind. I can only wish the best for him. I really hope that you, Keeper1st, give us good news very soon. Greetings and best wishes from Spain.

[@ipapaparicio]

Keeper1st wish him well...does he even remember his musical education, aside from being able to play. I've been in accidents that have been challenging to recover,but if forgot how to read or listen to music that would be an further degree of disability!

[@BASSHEAD89030]

Usucito condition? what is it?

[@Keeper1st]

He is not able even to speak yet, so it's difficult to ascertain what's going through his mind. His physical movements are also quite limited. But he's been mischievous and laughed a little in the process, so it seems his personality is intact to a great degree. If I were close enough to visit, I'd like to see if he'd be responsive enough to compose a melody with my help. That may be asking too much this early, though.

[@battty_nattty]

Watching these videos and knowing what happened to him makes me want to cry.. hope hes doing well

[@Pain420]

This guy is actually the most amazing musician I've seen. Just the rhythmic variation and creativity that he has is breathtaking

[@Lpwyse]

I receive so much joy out of his arrangements, and hope he knows what an impact he has had. I am yet a young whippersnapper but find his improvisations absolutely startling and inspiring.

[@Rombizio]

I am glad this was recorded. Tom is a legend.

[@hutzman7664]

The smile at 3:00 pretty much sums it up. Absolutely amazing skills on display.

[@nathanio103]

Jesus, I honestly don’t thing there is anything else on the planet that brings the same level of joy as Tom’s takes ok video game music!

[@pauls_guitartrip]

Learned today about Tom Brier. It's fantastic, makes me smile all the time and much gratified to get to know a gem of a human being like Tom. He in my ears and eyes speaks the language of ragtime so fluently. Tom incorporates ragtime and all the history. Tom is so authentic, he draws pictures and memories with his music. Tom has a deep touch in his playing at least for me. Thanks for sharing!

[@VicJang]

You're not alone ;)

[@andybaldman]

You should know he was tragically injured in a car crash many years ago, and will never play this way again. Thankfully we have his videos, but there won’t be any new ones.

[@bradleecaldor6567]

best part for me is at 3:21 when he digs down into the bass grove

[@Grebnedlog55]

Gerudo Valley would be amazing to hear.

[@MiamiVice.]

^Yes^

[@dugroz]

Man, the original Zelda was the first video game I ever "beat" all the way through. When I heard that music for the first time, I thought I had conquered the whole world!!!

[@ElFino013]

I'm going into 2024 with this.

[@AudioRevive]

My favorite thing about these videos is not just the music, but tom having a good time with his friends.

[@blinkyetcie6897]

It was one of the greatest talent on earth.. so sad about his condition right now, hope he will get the chance to play again. Love from Montreal ❤️

[@hagenl.2975]

More skill than talent involved here, but yes.

[@dianaspencer5820]

This guy's fucking incredible.

[@benoitmarconi4993]

I can’t believe that just a handful of persons saw this performance live

[@196cupcake]

Yup, and you have to wonder what amazing stuff never got recorded or made it to KZbin.

[@jpmruiz89]

I returned directly to my childhood, with tears in my eyes I say thank you so much tom brier

[@MeMe-mr8op]

This is so effing beautiful!

[@andrewcoggins187]

Literally watch this video at least twice a month, puts me back in better spirits when I'm low.

[@litamtondy]

If I saw this in real life I would probably fall on my knees in awe.

[@ashs4350]

Still never fails to put a big smile on my face watching this, so many years later!

[@originalbestdadofgaming]

Ganondorf has reawakened and Hyrule castle has fallen into the earth. Meanwhile, in the apocalyptic aftermath of Ganon's true return, Tom Brier cheerfully plays on, reversing the terrifying music heard at Ganondorf's resurrection.

[@M__C__M]

Tom is, and always will be, a legend.

[@hashtagornah]

About 10 seconds after he starts playing, him looking at the sheet music is completely cosmetic.

[@chrissibersky4617]

Imagine young Clint Eastwood as Joe, Manco or Blondie walking in to a saloon with this one in the background. This is genius.

[@justintejeda369]

Watching these videos was part of my inspiration for learning piano when I was younger. Now that I’m in my twenties I’ve developed more skill than I could have ever imagined - but NEVER as much as Tom. Eternal legend and inspiration.

[@ImSquiggs]

This one left me even more speechless than I normally am at the end of one of these videos. It's just unbelievable that this is a first take.

[@Artisticmonkey2]

Thank you for posting this guy! I keep coming back over the years, he’s just so damn talented

[@TonytheCapeGuy]

When you can improv a better remix than most people can write one. xD

[@jordan4748]

TonytheCapeGuy Exactly😂

[@romeyjomey4539]

TonytheCapeGuy your profile pic is me reacting to this video

[@SentaiBrad]

Like many of the other comments, found this tonight and learned what happened. Immediately felt crushed. Found the journal, and saw where he is at. It feels like a cruel joke that a man with that talent will most likely never be able to again. Give him a hug from all of us the next time you see him.

[@maxbehymer8535]

I found this channel in I believe the summer of 2015, right after my freshman year of high school, when I started learning about music. I just graduated yesterday, and Tom Brier is still the most magical being I've ever seen, even after 3 years. I pray that he recovers well, and that he continues to be the most amazing ragtime pianist that the world has ever seen. Much love to you and Tom, Keeper!

[@Cedrusel]

It baffles me how he can keep control of two complex things going on at the same time with both hands >_

[@sonnysoderlind9969]

The fact that he does this without never hearing the song first and straight of the notes is actually completely mindblowing. It should be impossible, i've played piano for years myself

[@michaelsmoak6267]

How the fuck....Zelda is my favorite game franchise and some of my favorite music and compositions....this is incredible

[@813lem]

i was sent to the mario end theme from reddit, i liked it so much i kept playing more of these "Brierized" videos. Dam, they have put me in such a good mood! Like everything in the world is right again!

[@no1un0]

Just discovered this living treasure of a man. Wishing him all the best.

[@christopherandrews9232]

2:59 captures perfectly how Tom's playing makes us all feel

[@charkle8959]

How is it that this man can improvise melodies that then proceed to get stuck in my head for months?

[@trevorspinosa3846]

wow this man is incredible, i didnt even know it was possible to be this good at piano

[@gabesmith5602]

What a genius

[@Mighteyes]

THIS VIDEO IS HAPPINESS

[@poogly123]

"On the spot." Proceeds to create a masterpiece.

[@luthermoore2969]

These are such fine works of art. It can't be touched

[@JulianEriksson]

Got some serious shivers by this man's sheer musical capabilities, and totally heartbroken by reading about his accident. Hope for a speedy recovery! Nevertheless, a truly awesome performance in the true sense of the word! Cheers!

[@eddierivera2213]

this is the first piece I've seen tom brier perform in 2011. upon looking further into the comments about a year or so ago, my stomach turned greatly from reading that he suffered a traumatic accident. i was relieved to hear that he's still alive but saw that unfortunately he's still not able to articulate himself. glad you still have your friend and even though i don't know y'all, the laughs in your videos are contagious and don't cease to make me smile. anyways, it's nostalgic and still very refreshing to hear his playing and to listen to the midi recordings you've produced. I hope he's able to recover

[@DaughterOfYahweh-]

After the scary botw sequal tralier this calms my soul. Thanks

[@Sanker1]

Beautiful

[@nizmoth]

This song feels like it would be somewhat fitting in an old fashioned cartoon bar.

[@crawlingamongthestars3736]

Beautiful. I never expected to hear a ragtime version of this theme. Pretty awesome.

[@Reliken]

This is freaking fantastic, oh my God. Amazing.

[@rami1207]

Such beautiful notes and that last touch by him, it's pretty enjoyable to watch!.

[@andrewcoggins187]

I wish Tom a fantastic recovery. This man's playing pulled me through some shit. In the afterlife, let's grab a beer, Tom.

[@brookeroram1620]

I recently discovered toms videos, and this one sure doesn't disappoint. my good god you are amazing!

[@OKmusic12]

So inspirational

[@ThisIsKuroCat]

Can´t get over this improvisation !!!!!!!!!!!!! If Tom could just do the same with the "Spiral Mountain" Theme from Banjo Kazooie.. I think I would seriously have tears in my eyes from happiness. It is amazing how Brier is skilled in every way

[@gurvur]

This guy just turned the "GAME OVER" screen music into the "The End" music

[@mchevre]

No, this actually IS the ending theme. The ending theme of LoZ starts off like the game over music but then builds up into a very happy sounding theme. But of course Tom built the song up with his own style and skill too.

[@Keeper1st]

@2stchoice It is contrasting. The beginning part here is the "Game Over; you lose!" part which naturally is a bit wistful sounding. The rest is the "Game Over; you win!" version, which I don't hear as being wistful, listening to the original.

[@thebigFIDDLES]

Who taught this man? He is a legend!

[@BigRedCatFTW]

Knowing Tom, he probably taught himself! He's simply a legend :)

[@noahmay7708]

He started playing at age 5!

[@andrewbarrett1537]

Tom had lessons with a local piano teacher in Nor Cal but I don't know their name. I don't know how many years of lessons he had, or how far he got in classical music. But he seems to have quite a good piano technique. Maybe not concert-level, but he has been able to use it to play some extremely difficult ragtime pieces and to show an incredible amount of stamina playing for literally hours at a time. I've personally witnessed this at ragtime festivals. His most difficult novelty pieces like "Treble Trouble", "One Too Many", (the aptly named) "Fumble Fingers" etc and many others, are real finger-tanglers and are certainly not intermediate-level but advanced-level piano. Maybe not DIRECTLY comparable to a Chopin or Liszt etude in having extremely fast passagework / gigantic arpeggiated right-hand leaps etc (the left, of course, has the normal ragtime leaps ;) ), but IMO are more consistently texturally daunting than many classical pianists are used to, although the REAL old-time pop pianists of the 'teens and 'twenties fairly consistently played using these kinds of textures as proven by their audio recordings.

[@sa3270]

It's amazing to be able to improvise like that.

[@mikauanaki4866]

Turning a song that plays when a hero dies into a Ragtime song.Beautiful.

[@mchevre]

Actually this song literally is the ending track to Zelda which is inherently upbeat and kinda ragtimey sounding, its not the game over theme. The game over theme is actually just the very beginning part of the ending theme though, so I see how you thought this.

[@HipOperation99]

This is the best one

[@conroynathan3024]

isn't this song also played in majora's mask by the 'zora pianist'?

[@Pattamatt1998]

Yup.

[@iciclecold2991]

Conroy Nathan Yes, yes it is. All the tunes played by the individual band members are tunes from previous Zelda games.

[@lilbasenji1]

I was wondering why it sounded familiar.

[@andrewcoggins187]

Every time I watch this: chills and smiling

[@connormangelson]

great improv

[@mrtylerlarson]

this makes my heart so happy! We miss you, Tom!!!