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Finora abbiamo sentito colonne sonore di videogiochi molto venduti come Zelda e altri. Ma come sarà la musica dei videogiochi meno venduti di Nintendo? Ebbene, nemmeno Hollywood produce cose simili per i film nella media, quindi mi devo inchinare al Dio Nintendo.

https://www.talkclassical.com/74300-nacm-fire-embl...

NACM means "Not accademical classical music" or, if you prefer, "Not accredited classical music".

Keep in mind that if there is the label "NACM" in the title one of my thread it means that it contains a piece of music with following carachteristics:
- It sounds like classical music
- The composer has not an accademical credit
- It doesn't belong to the so called "high culture"

Often, NACM are short but pleasant pieces of music which don't follow the rigid formalism of accademical classical music (like for example "symphonies with four movements" and so on).


That said, if you like NACM and you are not one of those conservative elitists who think that if you are not Beethoven you have no value and your music is bad, you could appreciate what I'll post today.

When I was a kid, I used to be a fan of Nintendo for videogames. The music composed by Hiroki Morishita for the low-selling videogame "Fire Emblem" explains why today I'm a fan of Nintendo for music.

I know that many persons in this forum already know the good NACM produced for videogames like Zelda, but we are speaking about a top game who sells millions and millions of copies.
The thing that is impressive is the effort that Nintendo puts even for the music in low-selling videogames like "Fire Emblem". Not even Hollywood produces so good music for average films.

It's funny and sad at the same time that the music of a low-selling videogame has a higher quality than the average high-selling commercial music: it shows where musical industry has gone. If many years ago commercial music used to mean "light music" like Frank Sinatra (which had a quality), I think that today it simply means "junk music".

I like how Nintendo shows to kids who buy their videogames that something else exists outside of the galaxy of music industry.

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And for people who prefer instrumental music...



And for people who prefer "chamber music"...



**Modificato dall'autore il 21.02.2022 18:43**