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" 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 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.
