The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses - Master Quest Tickets

Every game has a story; only one has a legend. The Legend of Zelda, Symphony of the Goddesses is an unforgettable experience for any Zelda fan out there and is Nintendo's way of reviewing their most glorious moments. The symphony starts off with an intro with music from every single Zelda game. In the back screen, we had game play footage from the games introducing us to the characters. This was followed by a dedication to all the dungeon music in the NES and SNES games, followed to the more relaxed Kakariko Village. The four movements included a tribute to Ocarina of Time, The Wind Waker, Twilight Princess and A Link to the Past, concluded by three surprise encores. The best part about the Symphony is that you needed no prior introduction to the characters or the story, for you would be introduced to them via the cut scenes played in the screen. Even non-Zelda fans or recent new players can enjoy the music that has made these games so popular and feel immersed in the universe. Most of the songs played can be found on the 25th Anniversary CD that comes included with The Legend of Zelda; Skyward Sword game. If you missed out on this amazing symphony, you can listen to that CD. Overall, between watching gameplay footage that made me feel like I was 6 years old again to listening to the wonderful sounds that the series is well known for, there wasn't a moment where I wasn't excited. It doesn't matter if you are a longtime fan or this is your first time playing a game in the series, Symphony of the Godesses is what tells a legend that has been told for 25 years in many different ways.

Good overall concert as expected. The enthusiasms of other audiences really made it fun though.

Most amazing show EVER!!! People who think that a symphony should only play classical music and not music from video games such as this, should really open their ears to the music of composer Koji Kondo. He is to today's symphonic music as Beethoven was to the classical music of the past. Truly a masterpiece of sound!! I will remember The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses for years to come.

We had an amazing experience. My 14 year old son was awe struck by the people who came in character costumes. The orchestra and choir were fabulous. The visuals from all the Zelda games could be seen clearly even by us in the 4th balcony section. I found the seating a little crowded. We bought the shirt and would have loved the opportunity to buy a cd.

The show was fantastic. The musicians played perfectly and it sounded exactly like the soundtrack, except significantly more epic since it was played live. You actually felt the emotions and power coming out of the instruments. Highly recommended!

really amazing performance, exceeded my exxpectation

To say I am a symphony buff would be a flat out lie. However, never have I ever been so moved by music. Maybe it's because the music from Zelda has a strong link to me, but I'm not ashamed to admit I cried throughout most of this show. Everything was done perfectly. I will never forget this night.

It was a very good concert, it's our daughter's Bday - she suggested the show.

you got to hear some of the songs more then once..

The show was amazing! The music was mind-blowingly awesome! It brought back many memories. Loved the atmosphere and how people showed their love for the game by attending in costume.

Amazing. The best.very well put together. Want to see it again and again.

Amazing, every Zelda fan would enjoy this. music is a integral part of the Zelda games. It had a genuine admiration, love, and respect from all involved in putting on the show. highly recommended.

I'll probably ever witness in my life. Not just the music was awesome, but the people there, created an atmosphere that made you proud to be a Zelda fan.

The symphony was well put together and a great selection of different Zelda music. The screen in the background was great also.

the orchestra was superb ,the video relived great moments...would love to see it again