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At Zanarkand – Final Fantasy X – 4K High-Quality Audio – To Zanarkand – Final Fantasy X – Piano Cover – piano cover – CANACANA

This piece is known for its hauntingly beautiful, bittersweet melody.

It is celebrated as a moving track that colors important scenes in the game.

Centered on piano within an orchestral setting, it features a quiet elegance and a wistful, melancholic tune.

To express both the tragedy and the hope in the story, careful thought has been put into the choice of instruments and the arrangement.

It’s recommended not only for game fans but also for anyone seeking emotionally resonant music.

Numerous piano arrangements have been released, and it is frequently performed at concerts, making it a beloved masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of game music.

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One-Winged Angel

A piano arrangement of the masterful final battle theme—friendly and approachable yet imbued with grandeur—returns with overwhelming quality.

Also used in the Sephiroth battle of the film FINAL FANTASY VII ADVENT CHILDREN, created with game CG techniques, this piece fuses classical and rock in an innovative style, successfully rendering the majestic sound of choir and orchestra on a single piano.

Without losing the atmosphere of the original released in 1997, it becomes an excellent arrangement that adds the piano’s unique delicacy and power.

While by no means easy to play, it’s a piece that lets you fully showcase dynamic expressiveness and dazzling technique.

It’s perfect not only for boys who want to perform something cool at a recital, but also for skilled players looking to create a spotlight moment that makes the most of their technique.

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At Zanarkand

The bittersweet melody, marked by its beautiful theme, is pleasing to the ear yet leaves a deep afterglow.

Symbolizing the fictional city that serves as the story’s setting, this piece delicately conveys the protagonist’s feelings for their hometown and the struggles of characters swept along by fate.

Included on the album “Piano Collections FINAL FANTASY X,” released in July 2004, it uses the expressive power of the piano to further enhance its narrative quality.

Transcending the bounds of video game music, it has become a popular piece performed in many contexts, continuing to captivate listeners with its timeless appeal.

Even those just beginning the piano can express profound emotion with this piece by carefully practicing its beautiful melodic line.

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Those Who Fight (Piano Version)

This is a powerful instrumental piece that brilliantly captures the exhilaration of in-game battles.

Its striking melody blends the grandeur of an orchestra with the timbres of electric guitar and synthesizer, overflowing with tension and a sense of speed.

The work adds dramatic flair to standard battle scenes and serves to inspire the player’s spirit.

Since its 1997 release, it has continued to captivate fans worldwide through a variety of arrangements performed by orchestras and rock bands.

Masterfully expressing both the player’s passion and the intensity of combat, this piece also has the power to draw in audiences at piano recitals, making it an excellent choice for performers aiming for expressive, emotionally rich playing.

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FF Main Theme

In 2018, marking the fourth year of the Universal Cool Japan project, the hugely popular RPG Final Fantasy VII—first released in 1997 and played around the world—joined the lineup.

The piece used is the game’s main theme, which has been featured since the original Final Fantasy.

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[Video Soundtrack] Fisherman’s Horizon [FINAL FANTASY VIII]

It’s a piece with a beautiful melody and deep emotion.

It was included on the soundtrack for the game Final Fantasy VIII, released in March 1999.

Characterized by a gentle tune that evokes a quiet port town, it features warm arrangements with acoustic guitar and strings.

Showcasing Nobuo Uematsu’s delicate sensibilities, this work beautifully portrays a soothing space within the game and provides a comforting sense of peace.

It’s recommended not only for game fans but also for anyone who enjoys calm music.

Listen to it on a quiet night or when you want to relax—your heart is sure to be soothed.

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Eyes On Me (Piano Collections Final Fantasy VIII)

The piano-arranged love song from Final Fantasy VIII beautifully portrays the poignant feelings between the protagonist, Squall, and the heroine, Rinoa.

Woven solely by piano, its clear, transparent tones express sincere emotions with a tender sense of frustration, while the gentle melody soothes the listener’s heart.

Though it depicts unrequited love, it conveys an unwavering devotion to a beloved person with a quietly passionate timbre.

Since its 1999 release, it has continued to captivate the hearts of many music fans.

With a beauty that moves you through piano alone, it’s a perfect piece for fans of classical or new age music, and for anyone seeking a song with a deeply moving sense of storytelling.