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(Created page with "{{Stub}} {{Music infobox | image = | size = 250px | track-no = 21 | length = 2:14 | author = Pedro Silva<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEZRa41ury4 OMORI OST on YouTube]</ref> | bpm = 123 | key = C major | time-signature = 3/4 | file-name = ow_cattail_fields.ogg }} '''Sugar Star Planetarium''' is the 21st track in the official soundtrack of ''OMORI''. It plays in Cattail Fields in Otherworld. == Analysis == The e...") |
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| Sugar Star Planetarium | ||
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| track no. | 21 | |
| length | 2:14 | |
| composed by | Pedro Silva[1] | |
| bpm | 123 | |
| key | C major | |
| time signature | 3/4 | |
| file name | ow_cattail_fields.ogg | |
Sugar Star Planetarium is the 21st track in the official soundtrack of OMORI. It plays in Cattail Fields in Otherworld.
Analysis
The extended chords, with some chromatic harmony, that are played as arpeggios, create a weak sense of tonality, which contributes to the extraterrestrial feeling of this piece.
Trivia
- While following Stranger into Cattail Fields, Sugar Star Planetarium plays at 50% of the original speed and pitch.