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Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses: Second Quest-Toronto 2013 *FULL CONCERT*
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Published on Sep 8, 2013
Filmed live on Sep 7, 2013 at the Sony Center for Performing Arts in Toronto.
The entire concert.
1. Overture: 1:47
2. Link's Awakening Movement: 10:25
3.Spirit Tracks Movement: 19:00
4.Ocarina of Time Movement: 29:30
5. The Wind Waker Movement: 45:50
6. Gerudo Valley: 57:45
7. Twilight Princess Movement: 1:05:22
8. A Link to the Past Movement: 1:16:20
9. Majora's Mask Movement: 1:31:33
10. Dragon Roost Island Medley: 1:39:26
11. Ballad of the Goddess/Fi's Theme: 1:46:00
(These may not be the correct names)
Credits go to the following:
Producer-Jeron Moore
Composer-Chad Seiter
Composer-Susie Seiter
Performed by-The Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, Elmer Iseler Singers Choir
Majora's Mask Official Soundtrack: http://youtu.be/ZE148xqP7C4
Amazing night.
THANK YOU NINTENDO!!
The entire concert.
1. Overture: 1:47
2. Link's Awakening Movement: 10:25
3.Spirit Tracks Movement: 19:00
4.Ocarina of Time Movement: 29:30
5. The Wind Waker Movement: 45:50
6. Gerudo Valley: 57:45
7. Twilight Princess Movement: 1:05:22
8. A Link to the Past Movement: 1:16:20
9. Majora's Mask Movement: 1:31:33
10. Dragon Roost Island Medley: 1:39:26
11. Ballad of the Goddess/Fi's Theme: 1:46:00
(These may not be the correct names)
Credits go to the following:
Producer-Jeron Moore
Composer-Chad Seiter
Composer-Susie Seiter
Performed by-The Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, Elmer Iseler Singers Choir
Majora's Mask Official Soundtrack: http://youtu.be/ZE148xqP7C4
Amazing night.
THANK YOU NINTENDO!!
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Was kinda smiling about that myself.
It's a nice building though, I've been in a couple times for PlayStation Holiday events a few years back.
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+PHIJKCHU-PintoPinata Nintendo held their World Championships in the Microsoft Theater.
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+. eiganokai No they don't, their just business competitors in a single market. If they can do business without them losing ground, then they don't care.
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+PHIJKCHU-PintoPinata Well, they make money from it. So why not?
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+Patrick Du To be fair, neither does anybody about Nintendo soundtracks apart from Zelda ^^
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playstation was originally gonna be with nintendo but they passed on it an it went to sony so pretty much sony should kiss nintendos ass lol
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+jst978
well, actually, Sony made a little-known deal with SEGA after the deal with Nintendo fell apart. The PlayStation hardware design was pretty much done by SEGA, then that deal fell apart too.
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Was kinda smiling about that myself.
It's a nice building though, I've been in a couple times for PlayStation Holiday events a few years back.
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Wow this crowd sound so relaxed - I'm jealous. At the one I went to the other night in Providence people were literally clapping and shouting every 5 seconds whenever a song they liked started playing and it was so fucking annoying. Like wait until the gap between songs, don't drown out the actually music every 5 seconds, it's so disrespectful and annoying.
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I was situated by a crowed that was incredibly loud, ear drum splitting at points and I heard the music fine. Again "Be as loud as you want"
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Again, my friends and I had a different experience. Clearly I'm not the only one that thinks this way. To each their own then.
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Hey I went to the same show at the same place at the same time. The audience was loud but hey the orchestra did deserve the applause.
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+TakkaDawg Yes, but in between songs not throughout the entire performance. They are professionals and are used to not hearing applause throughout the entire show because that's normal. The music itself shouldn't be drowned out.
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lack of concert etiquette drives me crazy! I too was impressed at the "well-behaved" audience.
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+Kaytlyn Korn Well, I visited the concert in Hamburg yesterday and it was the same "good behaviour". Never really expected something else o.o
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Still, they couldn't keep it when Clock Town started playing. I guess it's understandable; I would have lost my mind when Wind Waker began.
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+Kelsey834 Even this crowd was pretty irritating. Hard to enjoy the quieter music because it was nearly drowned out by people talking and giggling. I'd be pissed if I paid money to go to one of these just to have the experience ruined by the crowd.
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+TakkaDawg The etiquette at orchestral concerts is to wait for the conductor to turn around and let the audience know they may applaud before applauding. Applause during the performance ruins the experience for the people actually trying to listen to the music. But video game concerts mainly appeal to kids so what can you do.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds that annoying. I play the violin, so I have naturally gone to many professional concerts and people don't realize that there is a level of "class" that you have to hold during these. I know it sounds really stupid, but it's true. These concerts are very formal. I am 50000% sure that the majority of the people who go to watch The Symphony of the Goddesses would not give a fuck if they were performing a full suite by Beethoven or Brahms.
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+GONZOglasses
Classical music concerts are for people who want to actually hear and enjoy the music. How are these people at the Zelda concerts even able to listen to the music if they're so busy talking and laughing their heads off?
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+Kelsey834 well, you should atleast be grateful you got to go at all. they never came to my state :(
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+Kelsey834 That's why they totally need to make a CD with all the "live-performance-exclusive" medleys and movements and such, the way they made the 25th anniversary CD that came with Skyward Sword. Maybe for the 30th anniversary? (Maybe not, because they're releasing Twilight Princess's original soundtrack for the HD version coming out that year for preorders...) I'm crossing my fingers for a CD, I really loved that Spirit Tracks part, and I desperately want to hear a crisp, clean version!
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+Kelsey834 i would done the same so what if people applause every 5 seconds . its called respect plus , that's how most people were when i went to the first show of the force awakens .
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+Chris Applegate Respect? You must have never been to a live orchestra before if you think that's "respectful". If people can't control themselves then they just shouldn't go. I love Zelda, but I'm not sitting there overflowing with uncontrollable emotions and applause. It's disrespectful to the people around you who are trying to listen.
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+Kelsey834 I agree. If you like it, then shut up. I went to many live orchestras and there were always kids clapping at everything.
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+Chris Applegate I like to fart along with the music. that's what I call respect plus.
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+FORTHELOLZ003 You do realize that before these Zelda and Pokemon concerts they say that It's perfectly fine to cheer and clap, since these aren't like most orchestrated concerts right? So fuck people for doing what they're told is okay, am I right?
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+Brandon Fehl I've been to a lot of musical performances and shows - Yes, it's normal to clap and cheer when they perform a really spectacular piece or a song that is very well-know/liked. BUT, that is not the same as cheering and clapping throughout the entire song, even the quieter parts so that people can barely hear them. It's really such a simple, basic concept to understand - Enjoy yourself, but be respectful of the other people around you.
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you always only appluad between songs... ALWAYS... pretty fucking stupid to clap in between to be honest...
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+Brandon Fehl Like I said, it doesn't have to be a graveyard like during a normal symphony, but when it gets to the point where you literally cannot hear the music then it becomes annoying. Especially if you are unfortunate enough to be sitting next to a group that can't control themselves and go crazy every 5 seconds.
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I was situated by a crowed that was incredibly loud, ear drum splitting at points and I heard the music fine. Again "Be as loud as you want"
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Again, my friends and I had a different experience. Clearly I'm not the only one that thinks this way. To each their own then.
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Through vast fields, through time itself, to the horizons of the sea, and between dimensions of light and dark, from the highest peaks of the sky, to the darkest caves of the Earth. Even to the end of time itself.
Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.
This is Legend of Zelda.
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That was...poetic. Like, seriously, that was fantastic. I've struggled to truly put into words the majesty of the series, and here, you have done it. God bless you, sir. Do you mind if I make some changes and use it in a future video?
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That. Was. Beautiful. Im copying this for a future report for school. Jk but that was deep bro.
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+Jose Luis Sobral I some "some" of those animals are ok. BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURN!
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That was...poetic. Like, seriously, that was fantastic. I've struggled to truly put into words the majesty of the series, and here, you have done it. God bless you, sir. Do you mind if I make some changes and use it in a future video?
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I find it crazy there are no written credits of the people who played this music.
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+Balls McGee For real. I'm so glad people knew how to behave at the show I attended. Sure, between movements we cheered and clapped to let the performers know how excellent they were, but during the music? How are we supposed to hear their beautiful playing if you're laughing and talking?! Shush-a-bye or leave the theater, children!
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+Matthew Harnage A lot of us want to hear the music, not you cheering or talking. If you can't keep quiet out of respect for the music itself, then keep quiet out of respect for the rest of us to paid money to hear the music. There's a reason why classical music concert etiquette evolved to be what it is and that's to allow everyone to fully hear and enjoy the music, and that precludes shouting and screaming and talking from the audience.
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My old band teacher and I loved Zelda so the day skyward sword came out, he dedicated the entire band class to playing the main theme and it was just fucking awesome.
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Man, I wish people wouldn't shout things out during a performance. I think it's a little rude. But I don't know. Maybe it didn't really matter in this kind of concert.
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+Robyn GordonI went to Symphony of the Goddesses 2 days ago in Montreal, and the conductor actually encouraged the audience to cheer during the performance if we really enjoyed a particular score. The audience remained calmed throughout most performances, although we would occasionally start cheering for a few seconds when awesome parts came up Gerudo Valley
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i went to the concert in Vancouver and when the conductor held up the wind waker the crowd went wild! He used the baton for the rest of the concert! What a trooper :D
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Great symphony but I can't believe some people don't know how to behave at one.
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Yeah. Glad you had an enjoyable experience, though!
I'll probably go again in another few years Just to see if I can get lucky with staff that aren't total d-bags. :P
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+Rhah you have the right to be mad heck, I'd be mad too because if I waste a lot of money on the tickets I don't want that experience to be messed up by some grown people who won't shut up
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Amazing. Simply amazing. These concerts really bring out the best in The Legend of Zelda. Not just the music, but the epic, sweeping adventures that they are. Back in the day, I used play play Zelda games religiously. Loved the series to death. Still do, but admittedly my interest in gaming kind of fell off for a while. But a few weeks back I saw one of these concert videos on YT and was floored by it. Have been coming back periodically ever since. And I've been inspired to get back into Zelda now. Been playing some of the classics. Just completed Wind Waker(my fav in the series) for the umpteenth time, and I'm now working on Majora's Mask again(Via MM 3D). Enjoying them as much as I ever did.
Gaming will continue to evolve and have great new games and series' as time goes on. But there will never be anything quite like The Legend of Zelda.
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Spirit tracks is horrifically underrated, it just feels as if zelda "veterans" (can we stop using the word "veteran" for video game fans? Its sounds so fucking condensing) hate the game simply because its on a hand held or its a new zelda game.
It had puzzles harder then any other zelda game by FAR and had such a nice happy ending
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I feel so alone whenever I mention Linebeck or his crazy ex and no one gets it.
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Its unbeleivable how much talent there is when creating such games. Who ever said a game is only a game....there are some very nice soundtracks as we can see. Some, like Zelda, can even be called masterpieces.
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Who cares about Grammy's? Since when do Grammy's consistently point to masterfully crafted music? The very fact that popular music genres win the majority of them should tell most of the story.
I think games are only starting to be taken seriously as a valid art form. There's lots of crap out there like with anything else, but there are masterfully created games as well. And it's impossible to argue that many game soundtracks aren't masterfully composed either. It's all a matter of perception at this point.
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People need to learn how to behave during concerts. It was really annoying...
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+Mande Peer Song of Storms was the most interesting, because the guy who thaught you had either a very friendly, or a very mad face hahaha :)
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Am I the only person who thinks the conductor should have used a windwaker?
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Ugh, Gannon.
He made 46 other accounts to dislike this video. He strikes again.
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+Christian Potter Hah, I'm not in it for the likes, just to spread humor around YouTube.
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+Dark Wolf “of the magic” yea, it's a waste of time to reply to some fanboys.
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I played in the first violin section of this concert and I can tell you first hand, we loved every moment of the audience reaction and we welcome the clapping and the screaming even during the performance . It's nice to see that the music was connection to the audience. it was a great feeling so please don't diss the crowd. saying that they have bad etiquette or whatever.It's not every day as a classical musician that you get this kind of reaction and appreciation.
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