Ravel - Boléro (Ocarina of Time Soundfont)

Yes, here's yet another re-upload of Ravel's Boléro, with some very welcome pointers taken into consideration, fixing many wrong notes from mostly the main theme's second half in every instance that it appears. I also took the opportunity to tweak the tempo a bit so that it's more in line with Ravel's original intentions. There are still plenty of wrong notes left here, but this is probably the last time I'll upload this one; I don't want to come across as milking it and there are plenty of more requests to go over. Easily Maurice Ravel's most famous piece of music worldwide, the Boléro has a hypnotic and, to some people, even sensual quality. In truth, it's not a very "sophisticated" composition, since it mostly consists of the same melody being repeated over and over again with pretty much no changes in rhythm. Instead, its main appeal and point of interest lie in Ravel's mastery as an orchestrator, how he gives us the same melody with different combinations of instruments and therefore with different colors. Because of this, the Boléro serves as a wonderful and effective showcase of what an orchestra (or in this case a soundfont) is capable of. Boléro Composer: Maurice Ravel Soundfont: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Super Mario 64 version:    • Ravel - Boléro (Super Mario 64 Soundfont)