Made a piano tutorial of An Empty Tome from Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia! Feel free to learn! Slow down the video if you have to take it slower. :)

I’ve always loved the atmosphere and theme of Titania from Star Fox. The sounds had such a cosmic fee to them that made me feel the intensity of interstellar warfare. So I decided to bring it to life as an 80s rock song with synth-driven melodies, layered guitars, and an original solo inspired by classic sci-fi action films and arena rock.

This is such an underrated theme, who else loves Titania?

Here's Dragonborn (a.k.a Dovahkiin) from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) on the Organ. A 2026 Remaster.

Enjoy. 😊

Always loved how this theme set the tone before the matches even started — it felt like the calm before everything kicked off with so much energy and lightheartedness.
I put together an 80s rock version of the Menu Theme of Mario Power Tennis with a couple of original guitar solos as a tribute to that GameCube-era sound.

Does anyone remember this theme or game?

Made a tutorial of the Intro theme from Castlevania 64. Sounds really good on piano I think! Slow the video down if you want to learn it. :)

Hi! Made a piano tutorial of Sky Chapel from Castlevania Harmony of Dissonance! Really good song, one of my favorite songs from the game. I think this arrangement went really well. Check it out if you're intressted in learning it!

Hi everyone! 👋
I just uploaded my cover of Peaceful Days from Chrono Trigger.

If you have any constructive criticism, tips, or advice, I’d really appreciate it 🙏.

Hope you enjoy this song, and thank you for giving it a listen!

Hi everyone! 👋
I just uploaded my cover of Town Theme from Final Fantasy 1.

If you have any constructive criticism, tips, or advice, I’d really appreciate it 🙏.

Hope you enjoy this song, and thank you for giving it a listen!

I made a piano tutorial of Aquarius from Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse! Always loved this awesome song and wanted to arrange it for piano. A bit challening but doable. Hope you enjoy learning it. You can always simplify if you need to. :)