Touch! Kirby: Canvas Curse: Rift Ruin
8Hello! It's Ral.
This time, I recreated the song that plays in stage 3-1 from "Kirby Touch."
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Most of the songs in "Kirby Touch" are arrangements of previous games.
This time, the arrangement is based on the cave stage from the original Kirby Super Star and Kirby Air Ride's "Weride: Iron."
The original song was quite fast-paced, but it has been arranged to be beautifully slow. The strange rhythm of the ornaments permeates the entire song, so it sounds like a song that progresses with a strange rhythm from start to finish. Incidentally, for some reason, the phrase "CASTLE LOLOLO" is inserted in the middle of the song. It also features the "repeated dotted eighth note ornament" that is a common feature in Touch Kirby games.
Now, as for "Rift Ruin," why are the original songs (the source of the motif) listed as both "Cave Stage" and "Weride: Iron"? It has to do with the C part in the second half.
In the original "Cave Stage," this section progresses accompanied by a mysterious sound effect that goes "Puuun⤵ ."
"Weride: Iron" is an arrangement of the "Cave Stage," but it's an arrangement without the "Puuuun⤵ " sound in the C section.
And now, "Rift Ruin" is also an arrangement without the "Puuuun⤵ " sound.
Therefore, the first half of the song (parts A and B) is interpreted as an "arrangement of the cave stage," and the second half (part C) is an "arrangement of Weride: Iron," resulting in the above notation. Sorry, there are too many quotation marks, making this sentence confusing.
By the way, the stage name "Rift Ruin" literally translates to "Cracked Ruins."
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