Do you think any video game composers ever topped this genius?

Toby Fox

I found out the other Tim Follin ripped off a Rush song and it made me really upset
>youtube.com/watch?v=0U4mROJv9Nc&list=PL0C28F17F3BCFCFE0&index=8&t=0s
>youtube.com/watch?v=CoFJiDO1ml4
Maybe it's a coincidence but it sounds so uncanny

Koichi sugiyama

no

yes

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They aren't writing operas so no this is a dumb question.

Koji Kondo

Pretty sure most have, he's short.

Its probably just a fairly popular riff, there are only 12 notes man, and when you strip away electronic distortion and tamber most music is fairly similar.

Some have come close. As graced by Gods genius as he was he was very very simple compositionally. But the most beautiful things are often the most simple and sincere. For me, I think some of the music in Gold and Silver comes close to that childlike simplicity, yet grandeur Mozart had, and I'd go as far as to say that there's a good chance this soundtrack was highly influenced by him; I think he'd of admired their work given the limits they had technologically at the time; I'll post a few highlights

youtube.com/watch?v=SQ4JfSoNuYk

youtube.com/watch?v=2XjouKSkSeM&t=33s

youtube.com/watch?v=4MNAktk9ei8

I'm sure there are others. But these really have a special place in my heart, the music was so beautiful...

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Classic is overrated.

>Mozart only wrote Opera's

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People who think Mozart is simple are fucking brainlets.

In terms of musical syntax, Mozart is consistently less regular and predictable than all of their beloved Romantic music, moves between motives far more quickly and generally introduces three times the ideas other composers do.

On top of that there's an abundance of chromaticism, even major-third cycles (>implying Coltrane did anything new) in his music.

Mozart is a composer's composer.

Vivaldi, Bach and other composers are superior to Amadeus anyway.