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== SMAS ==
== SMAS ==


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Which part of Ending exactly is the ''Mario All-Stars'' fanfare based on? If it's [https://youtu.be/waKumDkYrDY?si=eeS09AZ_9KtIRSsT&t=26 this part], it seems like it was just coincidental. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 21:26, September 6, 2023 (EDT)
Which part of Ending exactly is the ''Mario All-Stars'' fanfare based on? If it's [https://youtu.be/waKumDkYrDY?si=eeS09AZ_9KtIRSsT&t=26 this part], it seems like it was just coincidental. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 21:26, September 6, 2023 (EDT)
:The ''Mario All-Stars'' fanfare is an abbreviated arrangement of 0:24-0:27 of "Ending" ([https://youtu.be/waKumDkYrDY?si=wsk38kO157Wkxxo3&t=24 this part]). The notes of Ending are Ab-A-B-C-A; Ab-G-Ab-A-E, and the notes of the ''SMAS'' fanfare are A-A-B-C-E, which is taken directly from the beginning and end of this section of "Ending" ('''Ab-A-B-C'''-A; Ab-G-Ab-A-'''E''') The only difference is that the Ab is replaced with an A. The Ab serves as a walkup note to the A, and simplifying a piece by replacing a walkup note with the note it is leading up to (ex. Ab-A becoming A-A) is extremely common in music and doesn't make it a different piece at all. Additionally, the context of this arrangement's inclusion is important to consider. It is used in a very similar context to ''SMW'' (the successful ending of a game) and was included only 3 years after the release of ''SMW''. In my opinion, the combination of all of these things solidifies the ''SMAS'' fanfare as an abbreviated arrangement of "Ending" rather than a simple coincidence. [[User:ToxicOJ|ToxicOJ]] ([[User talk:ToxicOJ|talk]]) 00:00, September 7, 2023 (EDT)
:The ''Mario All-Stars'' fanfare is an abbreviated arrangement of 0:24-0:27 of "Ending" ([https://youtu.be/waKumDkYrDY?si=wsk38kO157Wkxxo3&t=24 this part]). The notes of Ending are Ab-A-B-C-A; Ab-G-Ab-A-E, and the notes of the ''SMAS'' fanfare are A-A-B-C-E, which is taken directly from the beginning and end of this section of "Ending" ('''Ab-A-B-C'''-A; Ab-G-Ab-A-'''E''') The only difference is that the Ab is replaced with an A. The Ab serves as a walkup note to the A, and simplifying a piece by replacing a walkup note with the note it is leading up to (ex. Ab-A becoming A-A) is extremely common in music and doesn't make it a different piece at all. Additionally, the context of this arrangement's inclusion is important to consider. It is used in a very similar context to ''SMW'' (the successful ending of a game) and was included only 3 years after the release of ''SMW''. In my opinion, the combination of all of these things solidifies the ''SMAS'' fanfare as an abbreviated arrangement of "Ending" rather than a simple coincidence. [[User:ToxicOJ|ToxicOJ]] ([[User talk:ToxicOJ|talk]]) 00:00, September 7, 2023 (EDT)

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