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One-Winged Angel — The Theme That Ends the Trilogy

One-Winged Angel — The Theme That Ends the Trilogy

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29 years ago, Nobuo Uematsu did something no video game composer had ever done — and with Final Fantasy VII Revelation just announced, this theme is about to close one of gaming's greatest musical arcs.

In this episode I take One-Winged Angel apart completely: why the Latin choir works, what those medieval lyrics actually mean, the harmonic analysis behind the most evil chord in gaming, and the unusual composition method Uematsu used to write it — three phrases a day, no plan, no resolution.

This is villain music as a craft. Here's how it was built.

Emi Giaquinta is a Berklee-trained game composer based in Germany and the author of A Book To Call Home: The Music of Final Fantasy IX.

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