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"March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Kaoru Wada that appears in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts coded

of Memory - Special Disc March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the Future-

[Cross] - Original Soundtrack March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the

Soundtrack March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the Future- Dream Drop Distance -The Next Awakening- Rhapsody in Tres for Piano, Chorus

Drop Distance Original Soundtrack March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the

358/2 Days Original Soundtrack March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra Dream Drop Distance -The Next

credits of Kingdom Hearts games: "March Caprice for Piano and Orchestra" "Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra" "Birth by Sleep -A Link to the

back to the melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation consists of piano, strings using pizzicato, sleigh bells

"Scherzo Caprice on a Theme of Never Land" is a musical composition by Sachiko Miyano. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle

Mickey Mouse March Gameplay "Mickey Mouse Club March" and "Mickey Mouse March" are musical compositions by Yoko Shimomura and Tsuyoshi Sekito that appear

the Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Disc 1, Track 7 in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -First Breath- Disc 1, Track 11 in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World

the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following world themes, in order: "Mickey Mouse Club March", "Olympus Coliseum"

"Deep Drive" "Darkness of the Unknown" "Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra" "The 13th Reflection" "Critical Drive" "Forze dell'Oscurita"

in the Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Two unnamed arrangements. A unique unnamed arrangement. A unique unnamed arrangement. "Sora -Orchestra of Toads-"

98 beats per minute for the introduction and first phrase, 160 beats per minute for the second phrase, and 83 beats per minute for the third phrase. The

of 4/4. The instrumentation consists of a full string orchestra, flute, low brass, trumpets, piano, drumset, concert toms, and suspended and crash cymbals

"Hikari -KINGDOM orchestra instrumental version-" and "Simple and Clean -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-". "Hikari -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental

"Forza Finale" "Rhapsody in Tres for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra" "Organization XIII" plays as the background music for the Kingdom Hearts II page on the

game's tutorial. It is a calm and cheerful composition. The piece is led by piano, with synth pad, harp, and glockenspiel providing accompaniment. This is

allowing for smooth transitions between repeats. Each loop is seventeen measures long. The instrumentation consists of: violin, viola, and piano. Small in

the medleys "Fantasia alla marcia for piano, chorus and orchestra" and "Rhapsody in Tres for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra" include sections based on songs

4/4, and a tempo of 96 beats per minute. For instrumentation, each version uses the same instruments, though for games not in the HD remakes, some voices

The harp then hands the heavy lifting over to the piano, where after eight measures of complex piano runs, the strings carry a slow, floating melody consisting

over increasingly dissonant strings. It then picks up pace, adding synth, piano, and clarinet. The piece is mysterious, yet intense, fitting the nature of

trumpet, trombone, tuba, snare drum, bass drum, crash cymbals, timpani, organ, piano, synthesizer, and full chorus. However, in Kingdom Hearts III, the instrumentation

concert for the series's music. The concert was announced on December 19, 2022 and was performed in Osaka on February 19th, 2023, and in Tokyo on March 18th

part is performed by flute, strings, piano, and percussion, while the second part uses clarinet, strings, and piano. The Mysterious Tower: "A Fresh Start"

slightly changes for specific games. For example: In Kingdom Hearts II, the instrumentation is reduced to strings, snare drum, timpani, and piano. This differs

and was featured in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- guide. An album for the concert was announced for public sale on May 25, 2017 and features

Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following battle themes, in order: "Night of Fate", "To Our Surprise", "Go for It!", "Having

". Medals Orchestra Sora This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 10 in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour-

sixteen seconds for the piano collections version. The Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories version plays at a tempo of 68 beats per minute. For Kingdom Hearts

Miyano. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts. "The 13th Side" is four minutes and sixteen seconds long in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts

by Yoko Shimomura and Sachiko Miyano. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live performance. The piece is a medley of final boss themes

first phrase, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation for the original version and HD remake includes: piano, orchestral bells,

Takeharu Ishimoto, and Souhei Kano. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live performance, while a second version titled "Heroes and

musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Natsumi Kameoka. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle and appears as a playable track

~ Naminé" is a musical composition by Sachiko Miyano. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts. The piece is a medley of "Missing You" and "Naminé"

Takeharu Ishimoto, and Yasunori Nishiki. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of boss themes

Surprises" is a musical composition by Natsumi Kameoka. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle. The piece is a medley of "Welcome

composition by Yoko Shimomura and Kaoru Wada. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

Yoko Shimomura and Mariam Abounnasr. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

by Yoko Shimomura and Sachiko Miyano. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

Monstro" is a musical composition by Hiroyuki Nakayama. It was released in Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle. The piece is a medley of "A Very

Hearts series arranged by several artists. It was released on March 25, 2015 in Japan for 2160 yen. Promotional artwork Promotional artwork Official site

Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- Disc 1, Track 7 in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- Disc 1, Track 8 in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World

consists of flute, piano, and female vocals. The music itself gives off a mellow, melancholy feel. There are two measures of piano with backing vocals

Yoko Shimomura and Natsumi Kameoka. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

melodic line. The instrumentation consists of: strings, flute, xylophone, and piano. As its name suggests, the rhythms of "Tricksy Clock" mirror that of a clock's

consists of piano and female vocals[KH Re:CoM]. The song consists of a four-measure phrase repeated three times. The first time, the piano is the only

accompanies the world logo of The Final World. Instrumentation includes piano, strings, bells, and a soft choir, creating a feel reminiscent of "Stranded

prominent piano, gradually layering on strings as the section reaches its climax. The second section's instrumentation includes guitar, piano, brass, strings

the piece titled "Don't Think Twice -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-" and "CHIKAI -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-" appears in Kingdom Hearts

drum, piano, crash cymbals, low brass (tubas), and synthesizer. For Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, the instrumentation is reduced, using only piano, snare

crash cymbals, snare drum, orchestral bells, marimba, harp, and piano. As expressed in the piano collection version's title, "Working Together" is a lively

a large brass section featuring trombones, choir, strings, orchestra bells, snare drum, piano, cymbals, and timpani. "The 13th Struggle" makes heavy use

piece has a tempo of 73 beats per minute. For instrumentation, each version uses similar instruments, though for games not in the HD remakes, some voices

minute. The instrumentation consists of: violins, bassoon, tuba, marimba, and piano. This short piece opens with a brief tuba introduction, followed by a livelier

Yoko Shimomura and Kousuke Yamashita. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of boss themes

flute, snare drum, timpani, and piano. In the HD remake, the instrumentation includes: strings, snare drum, timpani, and piano. Although the versions are similar

stringed bass, flutes, low brass, snare drum, suspended cymbal, timpani, and piano. The lively and variety of parts and tones found throughout this piece creates

the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- arrangement is titled "Pretty Pretty Abilities from coded", the track was composed for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded

musical composition by Souhei Kano. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live performance, but it has not yet seen an album release

Darkness" "KINGDOM HEARTS: Chapter 4" "Lost Memories" "Kairi" appears in the Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts album. It is the second movement in "Sonata on

musical composition by Yoko Shimomura. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live encore performance in 2018, but it has not yet seen an

Original Soundtrack is the official soundtrack for Kingdom Hearts. It was first released in Japan on March 27, 2002 by Toshiba-EMI, and was later re-released

-KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-" was introduced in Kingdom Hearts II, arranged by Kaoru Wada and performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. A third

Very Best of Yoko Shimomura, and it later appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live performance in 2017. The piece is a medley of "Happy

wind chimes, piano, and harp. The faster tempo of the piece in four makes it easier to be "felt" in two; either approach would be acceptable for conducting

"Face My Fears -KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-" appears in Kingdom Hearts III, arranged by Kaoru Wada. The EP cover for Face My Fears was drawn

underlying percussion and piano parts help add to this ominous intensity. Simultaneously, the brief flourishes played by the flute and piano add a sense of anxiety

Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, the instrumentation includes: strings, piano, synthesizer, and choir-ahs. Although more gentle and softer in tone, this

voices. This is then followed by a discordant bass ostinato, doubled by piano in the Kingdom Hearts II version. This ostinato dominates the track's B-section

Yoko Shimomura and Natsumi Kameoka. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

clarinets, oboes, muted trumpets, trombones, piano, flutes, a triangle, and snare drums, and cymbals. A piano and flute duo perform the first and second

128 beats per minute. The piano collections version maintains a time signature of 4/4 and a tempo of 132 beats per minute. For instrumentation, games not

Tsuyoshi Sekito, and Tomomichi Takeoka. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

and heighten the tension. The instrumentation for both versions consists of: strings, woodwinds, brass, piano, synthesizer, drums, and crash cymbals. Disc

Yoko Shimomura and Natsumi Kameoka. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from

melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between 56-measure loops. The instrumentation includes: a string orchestra, chimes, female vocals, timpani

back to the melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation consists of flute, piano, oboe, strings, brass, xylophone,

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is a slow, moody piece led by a low oboe and piano, with a violin and female vocals as backing voices. "Xehanort -The Early

from that track appearing in the second half of "Secrets of the Night". The piano melody in the first half incorporates parts of "Stranded Beyond", while the

stringed bass, flute, piano, For Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, the instrumentation is the same, but with the addition of a clarinet. For Kingdom Hearts II

is two minutes and 44 seconds long. The instrumentation includes strings, piano, flute, clarinet, bells, cymbal, and a low horn. The piece is an energetic

instrumentation of: flute, orchestral bells, suspended cymbal, timpani, music box, piano, organ, harp, and female choir. In Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, the cello

it is intended to reflect. The piece starts at a moderately soft (mezzo piano) dynamic, and gradually decrescendos into nothingness. Disc 1, Track 38 in

introduction or a conclusion, allowing for a smooth transition between loops. The instrumentation consists of piano, strings, timpani, and organ. This section

Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. The piece is largely dominated by synths, piano, and violin. The tempo and contents evoke previous battle themes of the World

tempo of 71 beats per minute for the introduction, 145 beats per minute for the main melody, and 71 beats per minute for the variation of the introduction's

allowing for a smooth transition between loops. The instrumentation includes: snare drum, cymbals, vocals, organ, French horns, trombones, piano, and a synthesizer

seconds long in Kingdom Hearts. For Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, the piece is extended to two minutes and forty seconds. For Kingdom Hearts II, the track

repeated melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation includes strings, piano, female vocals, synthesizer, drums

seconds long and plays at a tempo of 80 beats per minute for the introduction and 172 beats per minutes for the remainder of the piece. The introduction-- which

different key, and the supporting instrumentation has been altered, but the piano melody is identical in both pieces. This section of the article is a stub

of 108 beats per minute. In both versions, the instrumentation includes: piano, strings, and synthesizer. The title of the composition suggests a short

the violin melody. The melody of "Destati" in the B section was played by piano in the original mix, but given to harpsichord in the album version. In addition

is played by flute and bells. A steady snare drum line and syncopated orchestra hits drive the piece forward, with tambourine and synthesized vocals providing

trumpet, trombone, tuba, crash cymbals, snare drum, bass drum, timpani, and piano. In Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, the instrumentation includes that of the

within the Realm of Darkness. Instrumentally, the piece is led by strings and piano, as well as a clarinet. A snippet of "The Secret Whispers" also plays at