The Star Festival: 'I wrote this with the image of an evening festival in mind. Happy times seem to pass by before you know it, don't they?' - Mahito YokotaĠ3. Attack of the Airships: 'I've always wanted to have an arranged orchestral version of this theme. The kidnapping of Princess Peach gets started on a grand scale with this powerfully-performed piece.' - Mahito Yokota (Original Composer: Koji Kondo)Ġ4.

Catastrophe: 'Bowser's attack leaves Mario in a pinch!' - Mahito YokotaĠ5. Peach's Castle Stolen: 'The quick progression of semitones on strings is the most appealing part of this track. Will Mario be able to save the Princess?!' - Mahito YokotaĠ6. Enter the Galaxy: 'From a magical scene into the world of Super Mario Galaxy! It took a lot of effort to synchronise the climax of the music with the moment Mario touches down on his first planet.' - Mahito YokotaĠ7. Egg Planet: 'The first time I saw this game, with Mario floating through space with the greatest of ease, I was incredibly impressed. This piece is an expression of that feeling.' - Koji KondoĠ8. Rosalina in the Observatory 1: 'This is the theme of the Observatory where the Lumas live. The sound of the cello puts one in mind of a mother's gentle lullaby, wouldn't you say?' - Koji KondoĠ9. The Honeyhive: 'This is the theme of the Honeyhive Kingdom. It features a nice guitar rhythm and down-to-earth atmosphere that really set the scene.' - Mahito Yokotaġ0.

Space Junk Road: 'This music underscores Mario's star-catching exploits set against a beautiful galaxy backdrop. Using piano and translucent synth, I tried to create a sense of grandeur somewhat different to that achieved with an orchestra.' - Mahito Yokotaġ1. Battlerock Galaxy: 'This song was composed with the image of a fortress floating through space in mind.

The use of a large orchestra for this piece really expresses Mario's excitement as he sneaks in alone.' - Mahito Yokotaġ2. Beach Bowl Galaxy: 'An ocean - a mysterious ocean floating in the clear blue sky.

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