ReMix:Pokémon Red Version "Look at All the Ships!" 4:11
By ZackParrish, Pearl Pixel, Jeff Ball
Arranging the music of one song...
"Theme of Vermillion City"
Primary Game: Pokémon Red Version (Nintendo , 1996, GB), music by Junichi MasudaPosted 2024-02-27, evaluated by Rexy
Today's Pokémon Day, the anniversary date for the original releases of Red and Green in Japan! Pokémon trainers worldwide will be wondering about the next direction for the IP while also fondly remembering how they initially discovered the series. My journey began with a Game Boy back at the region of Kanto, where ZackParrish treaded for a lush orchestration of the Vermilion City BGM, bringing Jeff Ball's violin and Pearl Pixel's oboe along for the ride:
"Another piece done for Shinesparkers, this time for their fan arrangement album of Pokémon Red/Blue called Harmony of a Champion. I had quite a bit of fun working on this piece and I hope you can hear it in the music."
Many of the tracks in Harmony of a Champion had musicians craft more than one arrangement connected to a specific theme, like this one - the first half of SoundChris's "A Sparkling Voyage", which also thematically tied in the S.S. Anne. Here, Alex's oboe was able to anchor in the A section's melody when first introduced retrospectively at 0:12, as did the string ensemble at 0:57. The original swelling brass interludes between them and leading up to Jeff's upper-position violin performance were there to provide more of the drama of the growing tide, which is fitting for the bells to float alongside while anticipating the string ensemble to play around the B section when leading up to the calming piano finish. Compositionally, it split the tides of interpretation like the Special stat going into Gen 2, delicately balancing the original swells and gallops with the representation of the BGM - the central component.
While a legacy track compared to Zack's later Shinesparkers offerings and his efforts on SeeDs of Pandora, the quality orchestration is still top-notch, delicately handled and expressed, and further elevated with those essential solo spots from Alex and Jeff. It's a pretty package that paints a picture of a peaceful port town and is a highly recommended listen and bridge toward the rest of the Harmony of a Champion album!
― Rexy
Discussion
on 2024-03-30 11:39:27
Pure cinema in musical form, this is so much fun and the whimsical and grand arrangement of it all really reminds me of old classic animated films. Such a good ReMix!
on 2024-03-23 23:21:19
Gonna echo what TSori said and call this enchanting. It is a thorough romp.
on 2024-02-29 19:14:59
Professionals turning out professional-quality work. Who'd have thunk it? :) Great job Zack, even after all these years this holds up fantastically! Violin is a little shrill playing at that super high register, but that's my only beef.
on 2024-02-28 03:40:44
What a beautiful arrangement/ orchestration!
"Enchanting" is the word that comes to mind. It has elements that remind me a lot of some James Horner's scores, and it elevates the source material in a way that feels truly transporting. This is one I will definitely come back to again and again
on 2024-02-27 19:34:09
There is so much charm and fun in this arrangement.
Whimsy and joy in the winds, grandeur in the strings, and majesty in the brass. I can really imagine this from the point of view of a child walking on the beach to only be astonished by seeing large cruise ships docked along the shore. Absolutely lovely and beautiful. Well done!
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Pokémon Red Version (Nintendo
, 1996,
GB)
Music by Junichi Masuda
- Songs:
- "Theme of Vermillion City"
Tags (10)
- Genre:
- Cinematic
- Mood:
- Epic,Goofy,Happy,Quirky
- Instrumentation:
- Brass,Orchestral,Piano,Strings,Woodwinds
- Additional:
File Information
- Name:
- Pokemon_Red_Version_Look_at_All_the_Ships_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 6,103,226 bytes
- MD5:
- cbd3618c060cc836ee5d832f38036107
- Bitrate:
- 192Kbps
- Duration:
- 4:11
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