The Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses: Piano Solos

As someone that wants to self-teach myself how to read sheet music, this was probably not the best book to start with.Saying that, it acts as a goal for what I want to achieve so in the end a great purchase!My only warning is that the songs aren't really separated in the way that I thought they would be - instead it is written as one long song (with sections labelled as songs)

I got this as a gift for a pianist/ Legend of Zelda fan and she cried tears of joy (that isn't a joke) when she opened it. I won at Secret Santa because of this book. It has some nice glossy pictures in the front and the music isn't so easy it's boring but won't take ages to learn (the friend is grade 8 ABRSM so if you are less than that it may be harder for you. I would say they are grade 3-5 standard pieces having looked at it).

A beautiful book with lovely glossy coloured pages. The pieces are all from the Symphony of the Goddesses concert, which you can get a taste of from recordings of the concert on YouTube if you are uncertain about the songs available in this book. The movements each involve various themes from the Zelda games and the transitions between these themes is perfect so they all fit together seamlessly. This is definitely for more advanced players, but the music is so lovely it's worth giving it a go!

This book is so much fun!Hard to play but once you get your head around it you will be travelling through the games once again by playing along with these melodies.A must have for any Zelda fan, I also saw the Symphony of the Godsesses on Manchester two days ago and the notation is true to the way they play.Also note: "Time of the falling rain" is A Link To The Past melody.

My boyfriend was ecstatic to receive this as a gift, thank you so much 💕

Bought as a present and well liked.

If only I played the piano.Still a nice book. Softcover with a glossy touch. Good for a Zelda fan.Packed in a sturdy envelope, but still, it arrived with a bit damage on the edges.

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