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Listen to my Epic Orchestral Covers of the entire Fallen Kingdom quadrilogy!
Part 1: Fallen Kingdom (Viva La Vida)
• Viva La Vida - Epic Or...
Part 2: Take Back The Night
• Take Back The Night - ...
Part 3: Find The Pieces
You are currently listening to "Find The Pieces" :)
Part 4: Dragonhearted
• Dragonhearted - Most E...
Now, Making a cover that makes the original song sound like it's part of a movie soundtrack is one thing, Making a cover that makes the original song part of an anime soundtrack on the other hand, is another thing. Hence, I present to you all, the most over the top orchestral - electro - rock concoction of a musical cover I have ever manifested (Well, until I do Dragonhe- Ooops, Spoilers!)
Find The Pieces is the third song in the Fallen Kingdom quadrilogy. The song is much different from the other three being more upbeat and "feel good", TryHardNinja did describe that he wrote it as if it was a love song, hence it's more unique feel compared to the other three. For my cover, I decided to use everything in my arsenal to give you the most over powered orchestral arrangement I have so far manifested. I used everything from the entire orchestra, and each of it's individual sections, to rock drums, and an electric guitar, to a massive choir, and soloist, and finally, a whole butt load of synthesizers that would make Misairu happy.
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Composition Transcript:
A call back on the previous song "Take Back The Night" is played by a small section of Misairu's Orchestral Forces (Yes, A "SMALL" section) with a French horn concluding the motif with a melodic line of the "Find The Pieces" signaling the transition from the second song in the series, to the third.
New members of the M.O.F. are the "Guzheng" and "Erhu", which are oriental instruments originating from China, Welcome additions to Misairu's forces to increase instrument diversity. The Guzhengs and strings perform the first parts of the song, along with some winds. Transition to a section of strings led by the Erhu. They perform the second part of the first strophe, with a synth pluck accompanying them.
The build up to the first chorus is then played by an instrument I rarely touch until the credits roll, The Piano. It is accompanied by the strings and brass section along with some drums as it's intensity increases. The lead main motif is played by the whole string section then the first chorus begins.
The strings perform the lead melody as an upgraded and deadly battalions of electric guitars execute their parts in powerful fashion. They are accompanied by a powerful drummer leading the percussion section. The horn plays in place of the vocals as the drums get crazier.
The next section is lead by a lone guitarist, accompanied by the orchestra. As the intensity increases, the lone guitarist plugs his guitar and turns it into a shredding machine, this is also a perfect opportunity for the choir to step in.
Out of nowhere, defying all expectations, Electronic instruments take over the piece, as if something alien has entered our world. Stunningly, they too won't forget the previous song in the series. Hence, motifs from "Take Back The Night" can still be heard, signaling what's to come. Electric guitars and tiny parts of the orchestra return for the build up. Just as the climax had been reached, another twist of events. The Erhu, Guzheng and some drums only remain. But why? what's to come?
Suddenly the brass section begins playing the melody of "Take Back The Night" along with a female soloist. The drums have reached climax and what can only be heard now is the resonating departure of electricity. The brass section and choir signal the finale of the song, The electric guitar battalions return along with the synths.
The finale is a grand, thunderous strike of every previous instrument. The choir and lead soloist are making sure that the finale is the largest and most powerful part of the song. The electric guitars strike one last chord with the lead guitarist playing one last melodic line to signal the conclusion. What's left is the resonating electricity as the piece ends.
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🎺 Find The Pieces - Epic Orchestral Cover by Carl Abelgas
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