context: Many of the compositions were subsequently used to create other parts of the series (such as the theme of the battle) and were published as part of various musical collections [49]. The introductory tune, called Prologue, in a slightly modified form opens up the next two SaGa games. “Heartful Tears” (also known as “Wipe Your Tears Away”) has become an integral theme of the five parts of the series, each time appearing with a new arrangement [50]. Fifteen compositions of The Final Fantasy Legend hit the double album All Sounds of SaGa, released in 1991 - in December 2004 it was remastered and re-released under the name SaGa Zenkyoku Shu [51]. The last soundtrack, Journey’s End, is a potpourri of six other game tunes combined by Uematsu together. In an interview, the composer noted that he listens with great pleasure to this composition, as all the brightest moments of the game are recalled along the way [39]. In 2008, during the next Press Start concert - Symphony of Games - this song was performed by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra as part of its program “When Nobuo Uematsu was Young” [52].
question: Who wrote the music for The Final Fantasy Legend?
answers.text: Nobuo Uematsu