Trepak

Trepak

Composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Released 1892 Title Origin Official

Trepak (Трепак) is one of the dances from Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker.

Games

Road Runner (ARC)

Road Runner (ARC)

Arranger Hal Canon Released 1986-??-?? Length 1:03 Format ARC Loops Yes

Road Runner (C64)

Road Runner (C64)

Arranger Fred Gray Programmer Fred Gray Released 1987-0?-?? Format SID

Karnov (ZXS)

Karnov (ZXS)

Arranger Rob Nicholson Released 1987-??-?? Format AY Loops No

Road Runner (NES)

Road Runner (NES)

Arranger Gavan Anderson Released 1989-??-?? Length 1:03 Format NSF Loops Yes

Tetris (GB)

Tetris (GB)

Arranger Hirokazu Tanaka Programmer Hirokazu Tanaka Released 1989-06-14 Length 0:05, 0:05, 0:05, 0:05, 0:07, 0:13 BPM 150 Format GBS Loops No

There are six different variations of Trepak in Tetris. They all play after the player completes Level 9 in the B-Type mode. The variation that plays depends directly on which Height setting the player uses (0-5). The harder the height, the more details will be added to the song, as well as the amount of Russian dancers seen while the song is playing.

The song is transposed a whole step up to the key of A. Hirokazu Tanaka wrote the music in Z80 assembly into his sound driver.

Wordtris (DOS)

Wordtris (DOS)

Arranger Ed Bogas Released 1991-??-?? Format MIDI Loops No

Plays on the high scores screen. The song plays two steps up in the key of A.

Home Alone (SNES)

Home Alone (SNES)

Arranger Mark Van Hecke Released 1991-12-?? Format SPC Loops Yes

Oh No! More Lemmings (ARCH)

Oh No! More Lemmings (ARCH)

Arranger Matt Furniss Released 1992-??-?? Loops Yes

Links

• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trepak - Wikipedia.