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"Hyrule Castle" is a recurring theme from The Legend of Zelda series, composed by Koji Kondo. This piano arrangement by Martin Leung adapts the original orchestral/chip-tune version into a solo performance.

"Epilogue" is a nostalgic and melancholic theme from the iconic SNES game "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past", composed by Koji Kondo. It plays during the ending sequence, encapsulating the game's emotional resolution. Kondo's use of minimalist melodies and harmonic progression became a hallmark of Zelda's musical identity.

Iconic overworld theme from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, composed by Koji Kondo. Characterized by its regal fanfare and adventurous melody evoking the grandeur of Hyrule's royal stronghold.

The "Hyrule Castle" theme from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is a iconic piece of video game music composed by Koji Kondo. It plays when the player navigates the treacherous halls of Hyrule Castle, which is under the control of the evil wizard Agahnim. The music masterfully blends a regal, marching melody with a dark, ominous undertone, perfectly capturing the feeling of a once-great castle now corrupted by evil. Its memorable brass fanfares and tense rhythms have made it one of the most recognizable themes in the series.