Intervals in Music | Ongaku Concept: Video Game Music Theory
NEW VIDEO EVERY SATURDAY! Subscribe: / ongakuconcept Check out "Heavenly Symphony" here: http://vgmdb.net/album/6328 Joshua Carraway's YouTube channel: / sega8891 Example songs used: "Egg Fleet" by Jun Senoue, from Sonic Heroes "Daily Agony" by Ryuji Iuchi, from Shenmue "Battle Menu" by Jun Senoue, from Sonic and the Black Knight "Sea Bottom Segue" by Tomoya Ohtani, from Sonic Lost World "空が泣いても" by Rui Tanabe, from Wizard Barristers Tumblr: http://ongakuconcept.com/ Twitter: / ongakuconcept Intro/Outro music by Joshua Taipale: / joshuataipale Banner artwork by CreatorzOwn: / creatorz-own
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