Several fantastic pianists arrange various game soundtracks, and the latest to do so is Animalisa Keys. Annalisa, aka Animalisa Keys, covers lots of game music on her piano. Ranging from Zelda to Octopath Travelers to Super Mario, there are plenty of well-known tunes to enjoy. Taking on the 1991 soundtrack from Nobuo Uematsu, these arrangements are true to the original but with added nuance and feeling as Animalisa Keys rolls in and out of motifs and leaves small pauses for emphasis.
The full soundtrack has been videoed like a house concert and is available on YouTube. If you enjoy piano arrangements of game music, I recommend subscribing to Animalisa Keys. There are a few hidden gems such as an I Am Setsuna collection from a few lesser arranged games which are beautiful. The album will be on streaming services next week.
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