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Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses creator discusses the project's start
A portion of a VancouverObserver interview with Jeron Moore, creator of The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses
VO: How did the idea for this particular tour come about? What steps were involved in making this a reality?
Jeron Moore: “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” was born out of our team’s enthusiasm and passion for the franchise. Many of us, including myself, are at an age where we’ve literally grown up with Zelda since its first introduction into video game culture back in 1986. As a lifelong fan, bringing the stories and the music of The Legend of Zelda to the concert hall is truly like a dream come true – and allows us to present the material in a very faithful, exciting and idealized fashion. Fans are in for a real treat. Of course, none of this would be possible without the love and support that Nintendo has lent to the project.
A lot of cooperative man hours have been poured into creating all of the new arrangements and accompanying visuals that make up “Symphony of the Goddesses”, and it’s been done in such a way that we're hoping (and betting) will connect deeply with even the most dedicated enthusiast.
Full interview here
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VO: How did the idea for this particular tour come about? What steps were involved in making this a reality?
Jeron Moore: “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” was born out of our team’s enthusiasm and passion for the franchise. Many of us, including myself, are at an age where we’ve literally grown up with Zelda since its first introduction into video game culture back in 1986. As a lifelong fan, bringing the stories and the music of The Legend of Zelda to the concert hall is truly like a dream come true – and allows us to present the material in a very faithful, exciting and idealized fashion. Fans are in for a real treat. Of course, none of this would be possible without the love and support that Nintendo has lent to the project.
A lot of cooperative man hours have been poured into creating all of the new arrangements and accompanying visuals that make up “Symphony of the Goddesses”, and it’s been done in such a way that we're hoping (and betting) will connect deeply with even the most dedicated enthusiast.
Link