ReMix: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening 'Secret Seashells'
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If Link got a powdered pompadour wig and suddenly the whole land of Hyrule went baroque and harpsichord-crazy, this arrangement might be what you'd hear playing, instead of wistful ocarina shizzits. Newcomer Kimchi gives us a fanciful, prim and proper string and harpsichord Zelda arrangement with numerous tempo changes, respectable if not immaculate sample quality, and a knack for taking the original and, using a plethora of string articulations and a believably played harpsichord as well, transmogrifying it fully to the genre. A couple judges felt the sample quality, being exposed and, on the solo violin, having some attack/release qualities that clearly mark it as synthetic, was prohibitive, but most felt as I do that it wasn't a big enough issue to stop this mature, pleasant arrangement from succeeding on musical levels. The very last note on the violin is a little loud, regardless of the samples, but the tempo flow throughout is excellent - this aspect I found particularly impressive; very subtle and natural. This actually reminds me of a piece of background music from the score to seminal seasonal classic A Christmas Story (required viewing for all), and has as mentioned a very positive, dainty, well-constructed feel to it. Good stuff, great first ReMix from Kimchi.
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