Fire Emblem in C Major

[Areth]

In my opinion, one of the most memorable things about Fire Emblem is its theme song. Having played quite a few Fire Emblem games (and seen a few Youtube clips from others), I was quick to notice that its theme song was in a different key from game to game, so I thought I'd show just how obsessed I am with Fire Emblem's main theme.


FE1 Title Screen: C major (Actually, they're all major, so I'll just say the note from now on.)

FE3 Title Screen: E flat

FE4 Title Screen: G flat

FE6 and 7 Title Screen: F

FE7 Epilogue: A flat

FE8 Title Screen: A flat

FE8 Epilogue: G

FE9 Epilogue: G flat

FE10 Title Screen: D flat

Fire Emblem Opera: G, modulated to A flat

Of course, the theme song isn't the only good tune in the series, and no doubt some of you like other tunes better, so I'd like to hear any and all opinions on Fire Emblem's music.

[Charliecane]

I don't think music is one of Fire Emblem's strong points. There are a few tracks here and there (mainly from the older titles) that stand out, but that aside, I have no interest in listening to Fire Emblem music outside of the game.

[theshim is the shimiest shim of all the shims that ever shim]

What?!  Blasphemy!

I have a 1 GB mp3 player which is completely full of VG music, with a few other tracks thrown in.  About a third of the stuff on it is from FE games, especially 4 and 9.

[Bob Jr. of Bob Sr.]

I don't think music is one of Fire Emblem's strong points. There are a few tracks here and there (mainly from the older titles) that stand out, but that aside, I have no interest in listening to Fire Emblem music outside of the game.

Well, I'm in partial agreement, however there are some very memorable songs in the series I quite enjoy. Mostly the theme, and Together we Ride.

Anyways, this is quite interesting. Cool.

[Wander]

Funny, I knew they were in different keys, but I could never actually tell what note they started on. Well, this helps me understand music theory a tiny bit more, anyway.