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| − | Zero was composed when [[Keiki Kobayashi]] recorded himself playing guitar at home. After he stopped recording, he listened to his random melody. It was similar to spanish guitar-playing. He started with few things, such as castanets, vocal choir and symphony orchestra. Zero became the result of the melody and the new additions. |
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| + | '''Zero''' is the eponymous song for ''[[Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War]]''. It is played in the final mission [[Zero]] and in the [[Special Missions|special mission]] [[The Gauntlet]]. |
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| + | The song is composed by [[Keiki Kobayashi]], and is performed by the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra with guitarist Takanori Goto. Featuring the Spanish flavour as with a number of songs from the same game, Zero is notable for its use in flamenco guitar and castanets. |
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| + | Incidentally, the lyrics are the same from that of [[The Unsung War (song)|The Unsung War]]. |
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| + | *The song is also played in the [[Team Deathmatch]] map [[Avalon Siege]] in ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]'' if at least one team uses the [[F-15C -Cipher-]] {{InfinityStars|4}} and another uses the [[ADFX-01 -Pixy-]] {{InfinityStars|4}} and/or the [[F-15C -Pixy-]] {{InfinityStars|4}}, mirroring the eponymous final mission in ''Ace Combat Zero''. |
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| + | * [http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/117747/Interview_Keiki_Kobayashis_Orchestral_Ace_Combat_Takes_Flight.php Interview: Keiki Kobayashi's Orchestral Ace Combat Takes Flight] |
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| − | *http://tieba.baidu.com/p/2080980704 |
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Zero is the eponymous song for Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War. It is played in the final mission Zero and in the special mission The Gauntlet.
The song is composed by Keiki Kobayashi, and is performed by the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra with guitarist Takanori Goto. Featuring the Spanish flavour as with a number of songs from the same game, Zero is notable for its use in flamenco guitar and castanets.
Incidentally, the lyrics are the same from that of The Unsung War.
Trivia
- The song is also played in the Team Deathmatch map Avalon Siege in Ace Combat Infinity if at least one team uses the F-15C -Cipher-
and another uses the ADFX-01 -Pixy- and/or the F-15C -Pixy- , mirroring the eponymous final mission in Ace Combat Zero.
