Edward's Harp
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- "I learned it while traveling as a bard. It is a melody used to ward off evil fey. I thought perhaps it may serve to disrupt his concentration."
- —Edward, after removing the magnetic barrier in the Lodestone Cavern
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Added by SsorceniviDComposed and arranged by Nobuo Uematsu, the track appears in the Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version as Track 18 in the Disc 1. For the soundtrack of the Nintendo DS version, the track is Track 19 in Disc 1.
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Other Versions
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Piano Collections: Final Fantasy IV
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The track is known as "Melody of Lute" on this album containing piano arranged versions of themes from the game. All the songs are performed by Reiko Nomura.
Final Fantasy IV Official Soundtrack: Music from Final Fantasy Chronicles
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The track is known as "Edward's Harp".
Final Fantasy IV: Celtic Moon
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The track is known as "Melody of Lute", and arranged in an Irish Celtic style. This version is also found on the Potion: Relaxin' with Final Fantasy album.
Final Fantasy: Love Will Grow
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- "This piece neatly fits the love and care of this song, enforced with guitar, violin, bass, and percussion. The arranger of this song, Mr. Nakamura, has arranged 2 songs in "PRAY", too. He has used Gypsy violin to bring out an ethnic feeling."
- —Liner notes to "Estrelas" on Final Fantasy: Love Will Grow album
"Estrelas" ("Stars") is a vocal arrangement sung in Portuguese.
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