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[[File:KBBa Stage 10-4.png|thumb|left|200px|[[Kirby Ball]] encounters a [[Brobo|strange round creature]] who he must contend with.]] | [[File:KBBa Stage 10-4.png|thumb|left|200px|[[Kirby Ball]] encounters a [[Brobo|strange round creature]] who he must contend with.]] | ||
"Stage 10" is a light-hearted, | "Stage 10" is a light-hearted, hopeful theme in C major. After its short percussion intro, the primary melody starts. It likes to create a fluctuating pattern in a tonic-mediant scale even when its main key changes to E-flat major briefly. This pattern remains consistent for the theme's first half. The second half, on the other hand, has a supertonic chord progression which, in turn, tends to modulate in a major scale ranging from D to A♯. Its lead note corresponds to said progression in such easy-going crotchets, eventually resoluting a C major progression albeit a high register. The theme then loops back to its initial pattern afterwards. | ||
{{Navbox-KBBa Music}} | {{Navbox-KBBa Music}} | ||
[[Category: Music in Kirby's Block Ball]] | [[Category: Music in Kirby's Block Ball]] | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 12 March 2024
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"Stage 10"[conjectural title] is a theme primarily associated with the tenth stage of Kirby's Block Ball.
Composition
"Stage 10" is a light-hearted, hopeful theme in C major. After its short percussion intro, the primary melody starts. It likes to create a fluctuating pattern in a tonic-mediant scale even when its main key changes to E-flat major briefly. This pattern remains consistent for the theme's first half. The second half, on the other hand, has a supertonic chord progression which, in turn, tends to modulate in a major scale ranging from D to A♯. Its lead note corresponds to said progression in such easy-going crotchets, eventually resoluting a C major progression albeit a high register. The theme then loops back to its initial pattern afterwards.
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