Piano Solo: Force Field (The Crystal Maze theme)

This is my attempt at a piano solo arrangement of the theme tune to a legendary British game show, "The Crystal Maze;" the song itself is entitled "Force Field." In the game, six players take on a variety of challenges divided into four categories: mental, physical, skill, and mystery, and must complete each challenge before time expires, or else they are trapped in the room and out of the game unless a teammate sacrifices a crystal to rescue them. (They are allowed to leave the room if time is close to running out and they haven't completed the challenge.) If they succeed at the challenge and get out of the room before time expires, they earn a crystal. (If they breech a specific game's rules, they may automatically get trapped in the room.)
The maze itself has four zones: Aztec, Industrial, Medieval, and Futuristic (although one of the zones was later replaced by Ocean). The team captain has responsibility for choosing who plays what type of game in each zone; should the captain get trapped in a room, the designated vice-captain takes over the decision making. After a set amount of time in each zone, the team then goes to the Crystal Dome.
The Crystal Dome is filled with gold and silver tokens; the team is allowed 5 seconds in the dome for each crystal they accumulated (which begins and ends on the host's whistle). The team's goal is to grab as many gold tokens as they can while avoiding the silver tokens, and place the tokens in a container that closes when time expires; note that the dome has fans that blow all the tokens around, making it hard to grab them.
Once outside the dome, the host tallies up the score, with each gold token adding 1 point and each silver token subtracting 1 point. If the net total is at least 100 or more points, the team wins the grand prize.
Nickelodeon would later produce a US version of the show; in that version, a family competes in the maze. The family wins $100 per point after grabbing tokens in the Crystal Dome, or $25,000 if they accumulate 100 points or more.
This arrangement © me and me alone
Original music written by Zack Laurence
The Crystal Maze © the following: Chatsworth Television (1990-95)
Fizz in association with Little Lion Entertainment (2016)
Fizz and RDF West (2017-2020)
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Theme: • The Crystal Maze 'Forc...
Full episodes: • The Crystal Maze - Ser... (UK Series 1, Episode 4)
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[@philnewton-england7795]

Cool version. Well done.

[@LeotheTiger1234]

Thank you!

[@ToonyKid]

I know it’s a little early, but what are you planning on doing for Valentine’s Day?

[@LeotheTiger1234]

I haven't figured that out yet. Sorry.

[@ToonyKid]

@@LeotheTiger1234 Here are some suggestions: - Can You Feel The Love Tonight from The Lion King - Girls Are Like Boys from Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine For You - When The Love Bug Bites from Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine For You - You’ve Got a Friend In Me from Toy Story - What Is Love by Haddaway - We Are In Love from The Looney Tunes Show - Happy Hearts Day from True and the Rainbow Kingdom - My Funny Valentine by Frank Sinatra

[@LeotheTiger1234]

I don't always do a song for a specific holiday, but I thank you for the suggestions.

[@YN05WKE]

Is this baced of the uk origional 1990s richard o brien one?

[@LeotheTiger1234]

Yes, it is.

[@artattackmillionaireracemo740]

Don't tell me you also watched The Crystal Maze on Nickelodeon around 2020?

[@artattackmillionaireracemo740]

Don't forget to make the arrangement for the Zone Change theme/Crystal Dome timer theme for The Crystal Maze on your next video!

[@LeotheTiger1234]

Sort of; I don't have cable or satellite. Nickelodeon put a free episode on KZbin as a sneak preview, and that is where I first watched the 2020 version.

[@LeotheTiger1234]

I haven't forgotten.

[@andreelpedes7523]

You forgot to put (c)Banijay.

[@LeotheTiger1234]

Oops; sorry. It is fixed now.