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Hollow Knight - The White Lady on a music box

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Little did I know when I started playing Hollow Knight after purchasing it on a whim on Steam that it would become one of my all-time favourite games: finely tuned gameplay and challenges, amazing worldbuilding craftsmanship, a compelling story that is somehow never told but slowly understood or discovered through places and characters, and beautiful music. I was in owe when I discovered that all of this was done by a team of basically four people: three developers and a composer, Christopher Larkin! It is no wonder that the game of Team Cherry received widespread critical acclaim and that its sequel Silksong is so eagerly awaited. To those who have not played it yet: do it. It is not easy - I can't remember how many times I've died in the Coliseum or when fighting the Radiance, but the sense of pride and satisfaction when you finally overcome them is sooo worth it. Except for Pantheons. I gave up on the final boss of the third one, he's a nasty little bugger.

I wanted to make a music box for that game for a long time because I wasn't sure whether any of the tracks would work, and eventually settled on The White Lady as I thought the harp would translate quite well. And it did. Except for the part near the end where it goes all over the board that I couldn't figure out how to do with the limitations of the mechanism! I had to come back to that particular section 5 or 6 times before I was happy with how it came out. I hope you'll enjoy the result!

Composed by the talented Christopher Larkin.
Arranged for a 30-notes music box using MusicBoxComposer.

PS: Waldo is hidden somewhere in this video, can you spot him?

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