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Charles Ritz - “Bremen March” (The Legend of Zelda: Majora​’​s Mask)

from Tribute Album 64 by Patient Corgi

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“I've always loved this track, the melody is so simple and open for creative reharmonizations, and it's one of the cheerier tracks in a game that is considered to be among the darkest of the Zelda series. I stuck to more of a standard arrangement this time around however, choosing to primarily stick with the simple march rhythm and gradually adding saxophone harmonies and having the piano rhythms change until it breaks out into a full swing arrangement of the track by the end. I accidentally put the song in 6/8, so the click track became very annoying as recording went on, but I’m happy with how this arrangement came out overall, and I hope you enjoy it too!”
— Charles Ritz

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from Tribute Album 64, released September 29, 2016
Performed by Charles Ritz – Saxophone, Piano
Arrangement and Mixing by Charles Ritz
Based on “Bremen March” from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Composed by Koji Kondo

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Tribute Album 64 Crestline, California

Join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 with nearly five hours of video game covers...completely FREE to download! Over 200 musicians from around the world have teamed up to bring you 87 all-new tracks in this massive compilation album. ... more

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