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==Composition==
==Composition==
In its primary appearance, "Flower Fields" is played in E major by a single piano in 4/4; however, some of its remixes use different instruments and tonalities. The melody consists of an ascending tonic triad and a short cadence, first leading to the dominant, and then establishing E major again. The following section consists of growing intervals, more often than not with a shared note, primarily thirds and fourths or their inversions. The final part of the theme is a slowly ascending passage, and after it returns to the range of the initial triad, the track loops.
In its primary appearance, "Flower Fields" is played in E major by a single piano in 4/4; however, some of its remixes use different instruments and tonalities. The melody consists of a peaceful ascending tonic triad and a short cadence, first leading to the dominant, and then establishing the subdominant A major. The following section consists of rising fourths in C-sharp minor and its relative tonalities, eventually escalating to B major, the dominant of E major. The next part of the theme slowly ascends and is interrupted by a brief yet contrasting C and D Lydian major section, and after the ascending part repeats, the melody returns to the range of the initial triad and the track loops.


The version used in the credits has generally richer harmonies and plays in F major.
Among some noatble differences in the other versions are the following:
*The version in the title screen has a second section similar to "[[Grass Land (theme from Kirby's Epic Yarn)|Grass Land]]"
*"Toy Tracks" has a short introductory section. This version utilizes percussion and has a syncopated bass line. It plays in C major.
*"Tube Town" utilizes electronic instruments. The second theme dominates here while the primary one plays quietly in G major.
*"Outer Rings" plays in C major. It uses percussion and is lievlier in character.
*The version used in the credits has generally richer harmonies and plays in F major. Much like the title screen music, its slower middle section is reminiscent of other themes used in the game.


==Game appearances==
==Game appearances==
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The direct remixes and arrangements of "Flower Fields" play in the following areas and stages:
The direct remixes and arrangements of "Flower Fields" play in the following areas and stages:
*Title screen
*Title screen
*"Patch Land" (cutscene)
*[[Flower Fields]]
*[[Flower Fields]]
*"Grumble, Grumble..." (cutscene)
*[[Toy Tracks]]
*[[Toy Tracks]]
*"Bon Appetit!" (cutscene)
*[[Tube Town]]
*[[Tube Town]]
*[[Outer Rings]]
*[[Outer Rings]]
*Staff Credits
*Staff Credits ("Until Then!" cutscene)


A vast majority of the games' tracks are similar to this theme, most notably:
A vast majority of the games' tracks are similar to this theme, most notably:
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*"[[Fountain Gardens (theme)|Fountain Gardens]]"
*"[[Fountain Gardens (theme)|Fountain Gardens]]"
*"[[Melody Town (theme)|Melody Town]]"
*"[[Melody Town (theme)|Melody Town]]"
*"[[Dark Manor (theme)|Dark Manor]]"<!--it's not a very important theme, so I might consider merging-->
*"[[Dark Manor (theme)|Dark Manor]]"


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
 
===Flower Fields===
{{Names
|ja=おはなばたけ
|jaR=Ohana batake
|jaM=Flower fields
|frA=Floralies
|frAM=Flower Show
|frE=Champs de fleurs
|frEM=Flower fields
|ko=꽃밭
|koR=kkochbat
|koM=Flower garden
|esA=Campos de flores
|esAM=Flower fields
|esE=Pradera Florida
|esEM=Flowery Prairie
|it=Campi in fiore
|itM=Blooming Fields
|de=Knopfknospental
|deM=Button bud valley
}}
===Toy Tracks===
{{Names
|ja=おもちゃのカーニバル
|jaR=Omocha no kānibaru
|jaM=Toy carnival
|fr=Cour de récréation
|frM=Playground
|ko=장난감 축제
|koR=jangnangam chukje
|koM=Toy Festival
|esE=Fábrica de Juguetes
|esEM=Toy Factory
|de=Spielzeugfeld
|deM=Toy field
|esA=Patio de juguetes
|esAM=Toy playground
|it=Parco giochi
|itM=Toy Park<br><small>(Amusement Park)</small>
}}


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[[Category:Music in Kirby's Epic Yarn]]
[[Category:Music in Kirby's Epic Yarn]]
[[Category:Music in Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]
[[Category:Music in Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn]]

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Flower Fields (theme)

Title theme:
Flower Fields:
Toy Tracks:
Tube Town:
Outer Rings:
Staff Credits:

Different versions of "Flower Fields"
Details
Debut appearance Kirby's Epic Yarn
Last appearance Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn
Composer(s) Tomoya Tomita
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Flower Fields is the piece that plays in the stage with the same name. It is the most notable use of the main theme of Kirby's Epic Yarn and its remake, sounding both at the title screen and in the end credits.

Composition

In its primary appearance, "Flower Fields" is played in E major by a single piano in 4/4; however, some of its remixes use different instruments and tonalities. The melody consists of a peaceful ascending tonic triad and a short cadence, first leading to the dominant, and then establishing the subdominant A major. The following section consists of rising fourths in C-sharp minor and its relative tonalities, eventually escalating to B major, the dominant of E major. The next part of the theme slowly ascends and is interrupted by a brief yet contrasting C and D Lydian major section, and after the ascending part repeats, the melody returns to the range of the initial triad and the track loops.

Among some noatble differences in the other versions are the following:

  • The version in the title screen has a second section similar to "Grass Land"
  • "Toy Tracks" has a short introductory section. This version utilizes percussion and has a syncopated bass line. It plays in C major.
  • "Tube Town" utilizes electronic instruments. The second theme dominates here while the primary one plays quietly in G major.
  • "Outer Rings" plays in C major. It uses percussion and is lievlier in character.
  • The version used in the credits has generally richer harmonies and plays in F major. Much like the title screen music, its slower middle section is reminiscent of other themes used in the game.

Game appearances

Kirby's Epic Yarn / Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn

"Flower Fields" is the primary theme of Kirby's Epic Yarn and its remake.

The direct remixes and arrangements of "Flower Fields" play in the following areas and stages:

A vast majority of the games' tracks are similar to this theme, most notably:

Names in other languages

Flower Fields

Language Name Meaning
Japanese おはなばたけ
Ohana batake
Flower fields
Canadian French Floralies Flower Show
European French Champs de fleurs Flower fields
German Knopfknospental Button bud valley
Italian Campi in fiore Blooming Fields
Korean 꽃밭
kkochbat
Flower garden
Latin American Spanish Campos de flores Flower fields
European Spanish Pradera Florida Flowery Prairie

Toy Tracks

Language Name Meaning
Japanese おもちゃのカーニバル
Omocha no kānibaru
Toy carnival
French Cour de récréation Playground
German Spielzeugfeld Toy field
Italian Parco giochi Toy Park
(Amusement Park)
Korean 장난감 축제
jangnangam chukje
Toy Festival
Latin American Spanish Patio de juguetes Toy playground
European Spanish Fábrica de Juguetes Toy Factory