Website: http://www.zreomusic.com/
Zelda Reorchestrated was formed in 20… Read Full Bio ↴Website: http://www.zreomusic.com/
Zelda Reorchestrated was formed in 2004 with the goal to transcribe the musical masterpieces that make up the greatest video game series ever created: The Legend of Zelda! Their goal is to give each and every song from The Legend of Zelda series a realistic and atmospheric sound with the quality that would be expected from such film composers as John Williams, Howard Shore, and James Horner.
The Zelda Reorchestrated team uses high-end sequencer synthesizers to transcribe the tracks. From there, the MIDI's created by the musical team are sent through sound libraries, where the computerized sounds are transformed into very realistic and believable orchestrated masterpieces.
Not claiming ambitions of profit or fame, the ZREO Team produces music freely available on their website. The project, in their words, is "merely our own form of artistic expression that stems from The Legend of Zelda. If it weren't for Zelda, ZREO wouldn't exist. So we are grateful to have such a legendary video game series that can pull so much inspiration out of us."
Zelda Reorchestrated started with FireGS. His musical ability, inspiration from Zelda, and soulful determination allowed him to give birth to ZREO. From there, everything has just accumulated. Like a snowball rolling down a snowy mountain, ZREO grabbed the attention, and touched the hearts of the Zelda community. It was clear that ZREO was a project never seen before. The majority of the staff at ZREO stepped on board to help lead ZREO to success because they themselves were inspired by FireGS's talent and persistence.
Disbanded January 1, 2006 for financial reasons; relaunched December 2006 with renewed vigor and updates to older material.
As of January 1, 2010, the group has chosen to be known as Zelda Reorchestrated instead of Z.R.E.O. Team or ZREO. This change was first seen in the ID3 tags of the completed Ocarina of Time album and will be used from now on.
On June 11, ZREO announced their largest project to date. After months of teasing with the code name "Project Maranello," ZREO officially announced Twilight Symphony, or TPS for short. The announcement featured a trailer which can be seen on their website. Very little details have been announced about TPS and no release date has been set. Due to the amount of work TPS is requiring, the team has also elected to temporarily suspend Friday Updates. On September 29, well-known video game music producer Jeron Moore made a post introducing himself as the producer for the project.
On June 9, 2012, after successfully having their Kickstarter project for a live choir for Twilight Symphony funded, ZREO completed the choir recording, bringing the project one step closer to completion. On August 6, the team posted a behind-the-scenes look at the choir recording as well as a preliminary release month of early November and a listing of all tracks confirmed to be on the 3-disk album, which will be licensed and distributed in partnership with Joypad Records. The team has not yet released a price for the album nor final information regarding where it will be available from.
Zelda Reorchestrated was formed in 20… Read Full Bio ↴Website: http://www.zreomusic.com/
Zelda Reorchestrated was formed in 2004 with the goal to transcribe the musical masterpieces that make up the greatest video game series ever created: The Legend of Zelda! Their goal is to give each and every song from The Legend of Zelda series a realistic and atmospheric sound with the quality that would be expected from such film composers as John Williams, Howard Shore, and James Horner.
The Zelda Reorchestrated team uses high-end sequencer synthesizers to transcribe the tracks. From there, the MIDI's created by the musical team are sent through sound libraries, where the computerized sounds are transformed into very realistic and believable orchestrated masterpieces.
Not claiming ambitions of profit or fame, the ZREO Team produces music freely available on their website. The project, in their words, is "merely our own form of artistic expression that stems from The Legend of Zelda. If it weren't for Zelda, ZREO wouldn't exist. So we are grateful to have such a legendary video game series that can pull so much inspiration out of us."
Zelda Reorchestrated started with FireGS. His musical ability, inspiration from Zelda, and soulful determination allowed him to give birth to ZREO. From there, everything has just accumulated. Like a snowball rolling down a snowy mountain, ZREO grabbed the attention, and touched the hearts of the Zelda community. It was clear that ZREO was a project never seen before. The majority of the staff at ZREO stepped on board to help lead ZREO to success because they themselves were inspired by FireGS's talent and persistence.
Disbanded January 1, 2006 for financial reasons; relaunched December 2006 with renewed vigor and updates to older material.
As of January 1, 2010, the group has chosen to be known as Zelda Reorchestrated instead of Z.R.E.O. Team or ZREO. This change was first seen in the ID3 tags of the completed Ocarina of Time album and will be used from now on.
On June 11, ZREO announced their largest project to date. After months of teasing with the code name "Project Maranello," ZREO officially announced Twilight Symphony, or TPS for short. The announcement featured a trailer which can be seen on their website. Very little details have been announced about TPS and no release date has been set. Due to the amount of work TPS is requiring, the team has also elected to temporarily suspend Friday Updates. On September 29, well-known video game music producer Jeron Moore made a post introducing himself as the producer for the project.
On June 9, 2012, after successfully having their Kickstarter project for a live choir for Twilight Symphony funded, ZREO completed the choir recording, bringing the project one step closer to completion. On August 6, the team posted a behind-the-scenes look at the choir recording as well as a preliminary release month of early November and a listing of all tracks confirmed to be on the 3-disk album, which will be licensed and distributed in partnership with Joypad Records. The team has not yet released a price for the album nor final information regarding where it will be available from.
Last Battle
Zelda Reorchestrated Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Last Battle' by these artists:
Septris The time has come now for us To go back home…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Zelda Reorchestrated:
Great Fairy's Fountain Do you see me in the distance? Can you hear me…
Ilia's Theme Memories Of the trees In our forest, you and me Let us sing…
Sacred Grove tiririrí tiririrí tiririrí tiririrí. leoesgaayys leoesgaayys…
The lyrics are frequently found in the comments by searching or by filtering for lyric videos
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Justin
The most epic final boss in my opinion. The battle was thrilling, even though it was a bit easy. The song helped the most, as well as the background in the game. Fucking lightning, fire, dark sky, it set the mood.
Yumi (Enterfusion)
For me the same.
I was so scared as a kid, fight without the master sword against this demon. It was my first Zelda and its my favorite for all time.
Kangas Khan
Justin I died at least 70 times here maybe I’m just bad at games or something
fasterthings
I never forgot the feeling I got when I was first hit and Zelda screams in shock. This game really played more like a movie at times.
UltraspinalKI
It's a shame that the 3DS remake completely ruins the atmosphere and mood of the battle by removing all of the darkness. Just that change alone makes the N64 version superior.
Breadstick
@UltraspinalKI I totally agree Even though I only played the 3D version
Argentum Oculis Grimm
One of the first fan orchestrations of Final battle. It’s genuinely awesome to hear what could’ve been over the past 2 decades. I still like to imagine what the game could’ve been overall with today’s technology…..lighthearted at first, just a kid trying to save a tree. All the way down to the depths of the well….the burnt and torn city of Hyrule…the death of friends from the past…..Hyrule’s demons in the shadow temple…lastly….Link and Ganon, Courage and Power….the Final Battle.
Inscription
I always dreamed of a remake that had like the visuals of the Mario movie except zelda version.
Micha Lodder
What can I say, it doesn’t has to be challenging to be the best boss fight ever
Gabriel Krows
This touches the heart of all people like me who love the Dark beast Ganon f8nght in botw