Enter Bowser Jr.!: "What word best sums up Bowser Jr.? "Naughty". More and more orchestration is added to the music as this happens." - Koji Kondoġ4. Rosalina in the Observatory 2: "As Mario brings Power Stars back to the Observatory, the glow of its power core gradually gets warmer. Listen to this track and feel the tropical breeze." - Mahito Yokotaġ3. Beach Bowl Galaxy: "An ocean - a mysterious ocean floating in the clear blue sky. The use of a large orchestra for this piece really expresses Mario's excitement as he sneaks in alone." - Mahito Yokotaġ2. Battlerock Galaxy: "This song was composed with the image of a fortress floating through space in mind. Using piano and translucent synth, I tried to create a sense of grandeur somewhat different to that achieved with an orchestra." - Mahito Yokotaġ1. Space Junk Road: "This music underscores Mario's star-catching exploits set against a beautiful galaxy backdrop. It features a nice guitar rhythm and down-to-earth atmosphere that really set the scene." - Mahito Yokotaġ0. The Honeyhive: "This is the theme of the Honeyhive Kingdom. The sound of the cello puts one in mind of a mother's gentle lullaby, wouldn't you say?" - Koji KondoĠ9. Rosalina in the Observatory 1: "This is the theme of the Observatory where the Lumas live. This piece is an expression of that feeling." - Koji KondoĠ8. Egg Planet: "The first time I saw this game, with Mario floating through space with the greatest of ease, I was incredibly impressed. Enter the Galaxy: "From a magical scene into the world of Super Mario Galaxy! It took a lot of effort to synchronise the climax of the music with the moment Mario touches down on his first planet." - Mahito YokotaĠ7. Will Mario be able to save the Princess?!" - Mahito YokotaĠ6.
Peach's Castle Stolen: "The quick progression of semitones on strings is the most appealing part of this track. Catastrophe: "Bowser's attack leaves Mario in a pinch!" - Mahito YokotaĠ5. The kidnapping of Princess Peach gets started on a grand scale with this powerfully-performed piece." - Mahito Yokota (Original Composer: Koji Kondo)Ġ4. Attack of the Airships: "I've always wanted to have an arranged orchestral version of this theme. Happy times seem to pass by before you know it, don't they?" - Mahito YokotaĠ3.
The Star Festival: "I wrote this with the image of an evening festival in mind. You will hear the melody of this track many times." - Mahito YokotaĠ2. Overture: "Mario's adventure around the universe begins. Enjoy your adventures in space along with this music, which so many wonderful performers put their hearts and souls into." - Koji Kondo, Composition (Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development Division)Ġ1.
#Super mario galaxy ost series#
on the NES, this game now sees the series take an epic turn with Mario flying off into space and orchestral performances added to the soundtrack.
"22 years on from the release of Super Mario Bros. This soundtrack brings you all the thrills and exictement of Super Mario Galaxy." - Mahito Yokota, Composition and Orchestral Arrangements (Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development Division) These two CDs contain recordings of all kinds of music that bring the setting of space to life, from epic pieces performed by an orchestra of 50 people to mysterious and fun pieces that can only be produced electronically. "With this music, I have tried to express the essential coolnes of Mario. The following commentaries, including track-by-track comments of songs on disc 1 by composers Mahito Yokota and Koji Kondo, have been taken from the European Club Nintendo release of the soundtrack. The following list is taken from the European release of the Platinum Edition version.ĭisc 1 includes mainly orchestrated songs, as well as songs from the cutscenes and other major courses.ĭisc 2 includes several background songs, and those that are not part of the major gameplay. Koji Kondo - Music Composer, Arranger, and Original Music.Mahito Yokota - Music Composer, Arranger, and Orchestrator.The game's orchestral music is performed by the Mario Galaxy Orchestra. Two versions were released standard (consisting 28 songs) and Platinum (all 81 songs). The CD's featured music from the Wii video game Super Mario Galaxy. The Super Mario Galaxy: Original Soundtrack is an OST released exclusively through Club Nintendo in Japan on January 31, 2008.
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