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In any case, Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music is a Drakengard piano arrangement that is easy to learn and not too difficult for pianists. This version is performed by Furiae s voice actress, Eriko Hatsune. A rearranged version of the song plays during the credits of Drakengard 3 s C ending, called Tsukiru 3. In Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music, I have added grace notes and ornamentations throughout the song for extra flair. Tsukiru (), often translated as 'Exhausted', is the Japanese version of Drakengard s main theme. The actual Drakengard 3 version is a little faster but Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music aims to be as close as possible from the original Drakengard theme song. The tempo is slow with a total duration of 5’12”. Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music contains an improvised interpretation of Drakengard’s theme song “Long ago”, arranged in the key of A minor. Growing Wings by Ryoki Matsumoto & Yoshiki Aoi Drakengard 2, 2005.

Symphonic Poem Forbidden Prelude by Ryoki Matsumoto & Yoshiki Aoi Drakengard 2, 2005. In Drakengard 3, Three attacks Zero with her dragon, Ezrael, who is a wyrm transformed into a daemon. Though fearful of it at first, the red dragon manages to defeat it after being encouraged by Caim. The theme song for the games English release was Growing Wings. Seventh Chapter In the Sky by Nobuyushi Sano Drakengard, 2003. During Drakengard, a wyrm is drawn from its lair by the appearance of the Seeds of Resurrection. Two theme songs were written for Drakengard 3: Kuroi Uta and This Silence is Mine. In Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music, it is called “Long ago” to pay a respectful tribute to the original Drakengard theme song.Īs a pianist, I have been asked many times to write Drakengard – Growing Wings piano sheet music. Sixth Chapter In the Sky by Takayuki Aihara Drakengard, 2003. In Drakengard 3’s interaction, the song is called “Growing Wings”. Drakengard Growing Wings Epic OST 169 - Drakengard - Growing Wings Drakengard - Growing Wings Drakengard 2 Growing Wings Song Drakengard 3 - Exhausted 3. The Drakengard 3 version is done in a somewhat-folk music style using what I believe to be the Nagauta (長唄?) style. I have the mp3 of the version of Growing Wings that appears in Drakengard 2 but I cant find the version from Drakengard 1. Mainly, Drakengard – Growing Wings Piano Sheet Music was inspired by Drakengard’s theme song “Long ago” because of its simplicity and nice melody. Title: Growing Wings Summary: She was more than The Goddess.She was Angelus the Dragon, and who were those humans to try to change that Notes: I edited it to make it a little less WALL OF TEXT IN YOUR FACE TAKE THAT-y.-X-X-X-X-X-She had often wondered what exactly drove her to accept the burden, to make herself known within the human world as The Goddess. These three songs can be played at any time without having to go through Drakengard 3’s story. There are three songs available: “XVIII – One Winged Angel”, “Falling Down” and “Long ago”.

Through Drakengard 3’s interaction feature, players can unlock and listen to song tracks from the original Drakengard series.