The "Prelude" is a recurring musical theme in the Final Fantasy series, composed by Nobuo Uematsu. It is characterized by its arpeggiated harp and crystal-like tones, evoking a sense of magic and adventure. First appearing in the original 1987 game, it became a hallmark of the franchise.
The "Prelude" is a signature harp-and-chimes theme that has appeared in nearly every Final Fantasy game since 1987, representing the crystal motif central to the series' lore.
The Prelude from Final Fantasy is one of the most recognizable video game themes, featuring a celestial harp-like arpeggio pattern that has appeared in nearly every mainline Final Fantasy game since 1987.
The Prelude from Final Fantasy is a recurring theme composed by Nobuo Uematsu, known for its harp-like arpeggios that evoke magical crystals central to the game's lore. It debuted in the 1987 original game and appears in nearly every series installment.
