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THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: Kass´ Theme - Cello Cover
Kass is a minstrel who travels throughout Hyrule Kingdom in search of the "Ancient Songs". He has left his family and his hometown of Rito Village to fulfill the final wish of his teacher, the Court Poet. This journey is documented in Kass's Journal, which can be found in a hut on Washa's Bluff.
When Link first encounters Kass, he will recognize the Sheikah Slate that he is carrying, though he excuses himself for prying. If Link asks if he is a bird, Kass is shocked to hear that he has never seen a Rito before.He then introduces himself to Link and asks if he has heard of the "Ancient Songs."He goes on to explain that the "Ancient Songs" are dedicated to the ancient hero who defeated Calamity Ganon 10,000 years ago.
During his journey, Kass can be found at several Stables throughout Hyrule Kingdom. There, he plays a version of Epona's Song that harmonizes with the regular "Stables" theme. At these Stables, he will offer to sing an "Ancient Song" for Link that recounts the previous sealing of Calamity Ganon, which was taught to him by the Court Poet. After singing the song for Link, Kass thanks him and welcomes him back to listen to it again.
At Wetland Stable, Kass asks Link if he has seen the nearby Kaya Wan Shrine, as he knows a lot about Ancient Shrines. He reveals that he learned about them from the Court Poet, as he was a member of the Sheikah tribe that often accompanied Princess Zelda as she surveyed ruins. Kass recounts that the Court Poet was always happy when he shared these memories with him.
Upon meeting Link at Foothill Stable, Kass informs him that there are many theories about the origin of the song he plays at Stables. He heard from the Court Poet that it was a song played by the ancient hero to call his horse companion. He encourages Link to come back and listen to it.
At Gerudo Canyon Stable, Kass will be impressed that he made it so far, as even he struggled to make it there by flying. He recounts that the Court Poet, who served the Royal Family of Hyrule, was forced to flee Hyrule Castle when the Great Calamity struck. He imagines that it was a much more dangerous journey than his own.
When spoken to at Rito Stable, Kass will confess that he is homesick. He admits that he had to leave his wife, Amali, and their children behind when he set out on his journey, and he hopes they are doing well. However, he reveals that he is unable to return until he fulfills his promise to the Court Poet. When Link asks about his promise, Kass will begin to explain, but he then decides now is not the time to reveal his promise. He tells Link that after he learns all of the "Ancient Songs," he will share his promise with him in Rito Village.
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THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: Kass´ Theme - Cello Cover
Kass is a minstrel who travels throughout Hyrule Kingdom in search of the "Ancient Songs". He has left his family and his hometown of Rito Village to fulfill the final wish of his teacher, the Court Poet. This journey is documented in Kass's Journal, which can be found in a hut on Washa's Bluff.
When Link first encounters Kass, he will recognize the Sheikah Slate that he is carrying, though he excuses himself for prying. If Link asks if he is a bird, Kass is shocked to hear that he has never seen a Rito before.He then introduces himself to Link and asks if he has heard of the "Ancient Songs."He goes on to explain that the "Ancient Songs" are dedicated to the ancient hero who defeated Calamity Ganon 10,000 years ago.
During his journey, Kass can be found at several Stables throughout Hyrule Kingdom. There, he plays a version of Epona's Song that harmonizes with the regular "Stables" theme. At these Stables, he will offer to sing an "Ancient Song" for Link that recounts the previous sealing of Calamity Ganon, which was taught to him by the Court Poet. After singing the song for Link, Kass thanks him and welcomes him back to listen to it again.
At Wetland Stable, Kass asks Link if he has seen the nearby Kaya Wan Shrine, as he knows a lot about Ancient Shrines. He reveals that he learned about them from the Court Poet, as he was a member of the Sheikah tribe that often accompanied Princess Zelda as she surveyed ruins. Kass recounts that the Court Poet was always happy when he shared these memories with him.
Upon meeting Link at Foothill Stable, Kass informs him that there are many theories about the origin of the song he plays at Stables. He heard from the Court Poet that it was a song played by the ancient hero to call his horse companion. He encourages Link to come back and listen to it.
At Gerudo Canyon Stable, Kass will be impressed that he made it so far, as even he struggled to make it there by flying. He recounts that the Court Poet, who served the Royal Family of Hyrule, was forced to flee Hyrule Castle when the Great Calamity struck. He imagines that it was a much more dangerous journey than his own.
When spoken to at Rito Stable, Kass will confess that he is homesick. He admits that he had to leave his wife, Amali, and their children behind when he set out on his journey, and he hopes they are doing well. However, he reveals that he is unable to return until he fulfills his promise to the Court Poet. When Link asks about his promise, Kass will begin to explain, but he then decides now is not the time to reveal his promise. He tells Link that after he learns all of the "Ancient Songs," he will share his promise with him in Rito Village.
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