We we're playing this piece during my music lessons and I was like "heeeey, I recognise that ..." And then I realised I first heard it when I first played Ib several years back (also from AC: Unity I think..) Anyway, it's beautiful.
I love how this is played by a MIDI, I can't help but think it might have been symbolic in that it is kinda fake compared to Gary's themes that are actually recordings. And it isn't a bunch of electronic sounds like all the anxiety based music. Now that I think of it, it might be interesting to see how the choices of where to use recorded performances, as opposed to MIDI tracks, as opposed to the electronic music and how that informs the story!
Just a quick trivia. The name of this is "Corelli La Folia" because it's Arcangelo Corelli's variation on "La Folia", a classical piece of significant importance. It's simplified to be used as a theme, but it is indeed a beautiful song, isn't it? :D
Thanks for the clarification. Still, the musical piece, "La Follia", has it's original set in Spain rather than Italy, so I thought the spanish translation was better used.
It's actually on debate, to be fairly honest. It popped up in history in Spain, but some argue it's of Portuguese origin, even if it was named in Spain. The piece has a pretty interesting story to be honest.
...La Folia means Folly in spanish, the piece's original language. Corelli is a compositor, one of the many who composed his own version of "La Folia".
Yes and No. In Spanish, "La Folia" can translate to "The Folly", but in a more self contained language's meaning it just means like a festivity of sorts to be more specific. It doesn't mean "Corelli's Folly", however, as it is just Corelli's interpretation of a piece called "La Folia". So it would translate to "The Folly" - by Corelli.
@@FinestFantasyVI Took me a minute just now but it looks like it's probably Arcangelo Corelli. The title of the song in the game seems to be a combination of the title of the song (La Follia), and his attribution (Correli). It also spells the title part slightly wrong. And it ALSO seems to be a remix incorporating elements of a few of the song's movements.
por que me gusta tanto?, no lo se, creo que es por el simple hecho de su arte y el recuerdo mínimo o cociente de los sueños magnificaros que tenemos o que podemos tener
....No. "La Follia" doesn't necessarily translate to "The Folly", and this has no meaning. It's just an orchestral interpretation of a famous piece called "La Follia", and this is Corelli's version.
Uu!!! Uu!!! If "La Folia" means "The Folly", Then we can translate the title into: Corelli The Folly... Also, Folly means being foolish so, we can say that the title means that Corelli is a foolish being... now... Who's Corelli? Uu!!! Uu!!!
you could just use the violin version and read it in treble I guess. or maybe turn it into alto, I haven't seen the piece myself and I don't really know how high the notes get so that might be a little awkward. sadly we can't read like flutes lol.
Garry This is the original song from the soundtrack, I mean. This isn't a remix of the song from Ib. But the song from Ib is not exactly a remix either. It's the same song, just played by someone different and on a different kind of piano. It's more of a rendition.
+ArvelDreth Well, I didn't say it is a remix. This piece is a cover. The original is "La Follia" from "Arcangelo Corelli". But he doesn't created it. The first "La Follia" version is older than Corelli's version. Now, we are in peace? xD
Garry I wasn't arguing with you in the first place and the remix thing was referring to the original comment. But yeah, I know about the piece, I've listened to many versions of it.
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We we're playing this piece during my music lessons and I was like "heeeey, I recognise that ..." And then I realised I first heard it when I first played Ib several years back (also from AC: Unity I think..)
Anyway, it's beautiful.
recognize* Sorry...
+Jade Same here lol XD
That's the British variant m8
Same!
I love how this is played by a MIDI, I can't help but think it might have been symbolic in that it is kinda fake compared to Gary's themes that are actually recordings. And it isn't a bunch of electronic sounds like all the anxiety based music. Now that I think of it, it might be interesting to see how the choices of where to use recorded performances, as opposed to MIDI tracks, as opposed to the electronic music and how that informs the story!
It took me a year and a half to finally play this piece decently after playing Ib
nice
"La follia" (with 2 "l"s) means "The madness" in modern italian
This Corelli's song is used in Suzuki Violin Book 6
Nice avatar.
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Cool, I'll play it, Thanks for the source
Just a quick trivia.
The name of this is "Corelli La Folia" because it's Arcangelo Corelli's variation on "La Folia", a classical piece of significant importance. It's simplified to be used as a theme, but it is indeed a beautiful song, isn't it? :D
Does anyone wish this game was on iPad or IOS devices?
there is an app were you can play games like ib and it is called easyrpg
Carol Penrose sadly
its not for ios :(
Android
yes
No cause of how old it is
the melody always brings me back to ib
Thanks for the clarification. Still, the musical piece, "La Follia", has it's original set in Spain rather than Italy, so I thought the spanish translation was better used.
You just implied that Corelli created the original (keyword) soundtrack to Ib. Nice.
Bro my church used this for meditation music 💀
It's actually on debate, to be fairly honest. It popped up in history in Spain, but some argue it's of Portuguese origin, even if it was named in Spain. The piece has a pretty interesting story to be honest.
...La Folia means Folly in spanish, the piece's original language. Corelli is a compositor, one of the many who composed his own version of "La Folia".
It sounds vaguely like Handel's Sarabande (the first part).
Yes and No. In Spanish, "La Folia" can translate to "The Folly", but in a more self contained language's meaning it just means like a festivity of sorts to be more specific.
It doesn't mean "Corelli's Folly", however, as it is just Corelli's interpretation of a piece called "La Folia". So it would translate to "The Folly" - by Corelli.
Ahhh a good old day.
So, if we localize it, then we get...
"Corelli's Madness"
Or so I assume.
Makes you wonder who Corelli is...
huh. I know this is old. But Im curious. Did you ever figure it out
@@FinestFantasyVI Took me a minute just now but it looks like it's probably Arcangelo Corelli. The title of the song in the game seems to be a combination of the title of the song (La Follia), and his attribution (Correli). It also spells the title part slightly wrong.
And it ALSO seems to be a remix incorporating elements of a few of the song's movements.
HEY GUYS I FOUND A GARRAFE-
wait, that's the pun?
that's the fucking pun?
no way. i'm not saying that.
Caity Gurl you tried ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°
A very insightful and beautiful piece for the game ~
Amo esse theme
por que me gusta tanto?, no lo se, creo que es por el simple hecho de su arte y el recuerdo mínimo o cociente de los sueños magnificaros que tenemos o que podemos tener
Woah, my sister is playing this piece on her violin.
I heard Rachmaninoff's Variations on Corelli's theme today and spent half the time wondering where the heck I heard the theme before. Ahh....
nice picture
No lo sé,esta es mi canción favorita del juego.
Corelli es fantástico.
original song: ruclips.net/video/e8vsjOtkqiM/видео.html
¿Esto cuenta como OST? Esto es una obra de Arcángelo Corelli, creo.
La has tocado? :3 es asombrosa, yo la estoy sacando
Я υ к к α ಠ - ಠ Este no. Esta ya es de Suzuki. El de Corelli suena mas mejor.
Sí, aparece en el suzuki jajaja yo lo estudié xD
esto es arte, HERMOSO
De hecho "La Folia" es solo el esquema armónico. A partir de ello surgieron muchos temas musicales muy parecidos entre sí
is there a similar one in spotify?
So am I, its beautiful isn't it ? XD
....No. "La Follia" doesn't necessarily translate to "The Folly", and this has no meaning. It's just an orchestral interpretation of a famous piece called "La Follia", and this is Corelli's version.
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Awesome piece, do you have a download link?
Uu!!! Uu!!! If "La Folia" means "The Folly", Then we can translate the title into: Corelli The Folly... Also, Folly means being foolish so, we can say that the title means that Corelli is a foolish being... now... Who's Corelli? Uu!!! Uu!!!
so it means , in Spanish, Corelli's Folly?
TANKYEWVERYMAS
Times Ibfinity.
I know how to play this in violin
is there viola sheet music?
you could just use the violin version and read it in treble I guess. or maybe turn it into alto, I haven't seen the piece myself and I don't really know how high the notes get so that might be a little awkward. sadly we can't read like flutes lol.
is this a remix of the original song?
No, this is the original.
+ArvelDreth Are you sure? Search "Corelli La Follia". It's not the same, but I think it is a very good rendition!
Garry
This is the original song from the soundtrack, I mean. This isn't a remix of the song from Ib. But the song from Ib is not exactly a remix either. It's the same song, just played by someone different and on a different kind of piano. It's more of a rendition.
+ArvelDreth Well, I didn't say it is a remix. This piece is a cover. The original is "La Follia" from "Arcangelo Corelli". But he doesn't created it. The first "La Follia" version is older than Corelli's version.
Now, we are in peace? xD
Garry
I wasn't arguing with you in the first place and the remix thing was referring to the original comment. But yeah, I know about the piece, I've listened to many versions of it.
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この曲の名前ってなんですか？
La follia
Corelli La Foliaという曲です
;-; pq aqui n tem BRs ??? affe
Né, mas eu acho melhor mesmo... Quanto menos modinha melhor
하이라이트 부분에서 자꾸 돼지갈비나 돼지국밥으로 들린다...나레깅..
isn't vivaldi the original composer? and this would be the rendition made by corelli.
The follia is an harmonical progression originary from Spain, many composers did variations of this.
Why did it have to be Suzuki's version 😭😭😭😭😭? It's U.G.L.Y!!!!!!!!
But its not suzukis version.....