Japanese magazine Famitsu have recently met the composer Yoko Shimomura regarding her upcoming album Kingdom Hearts Piano Collections: Field and Battle.
In a previous news post, the track listing for the album Kingdom Hearts Piano Collections: Field and Battle was revealed aside from two unannounced tracks. The interview with Shimomura has now revealed the names of the two mystery tracks and has completed the full track listing.
The first new track 'Scherzo Caprice on a Theme of Neverland' will be featured in the upcoming PSP title Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep which is to be released in Japan on the 9th of January, 2010. The second track 'Music for the sadness of Xion' is taken from the recent DS release Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 days.
More information about the collection can be found in the full story.
The track listing for the latest Kingdom Hearts piano collection CD has been released, although two tracks have yet to be revealed.
Yoko Shimomura, the composer behind a vast array of Kindom Hearts music, is featured on the Piano Collections album 'Kingdom Hearts: Field and Battle'.
The unannounced tracks are said to be previously unreleased, possibly being featured in the upcoming PSP release, Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep. The CD will be available on the 13th of January 2010 in Japan, just four days after the release of Birth By Sleep.
Square Enix have announced the release date for the second Kingdom Hearts Piano Collections, which is entitled Field & Battle.
As suggested by the name, this album will focus on music which appears in towns, and on the battlefield. Yoko Shimomura, the composer, left a personal message for her fans:
My second album of Piano Collections for Kingdom Hearts will soon be here! I can't believe that I'd have another album coming out so soon after the first one.
The album is currently penned in for release on the 13th of January, 2010 and it will retail for 2,500 Yen. Its product code is SQEX-10177.
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In a previous news post, the track listing for the album Kingdom Hearts Piano Collections: Field and Battle was revealed aside from two unannounced tracks. The interview with Shimomura has now revealed the names of the two mystery tracks and has completed the full track listing.