Original soundtracks of Final Fantasy IV

There have been four different releases of the original soundtracks of Final Fantasy IV, corresponding to the original release, the release of Final Fantasy Chronicles, the release of the DS version of Final Fantasy IV, and the release of the Pixel Remaster version.
Final Fantasy IV the first to include a Piano Collections album, a practice that continued in the series afterward. Another arranged album, Final Fantasy IV: Celtic Moon, was released as well, performed by Máire Breatnach in the style of Celtic music.
== Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version ==
Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version is the complete soundtrack for the SNES version Final Fantasy IV, on one disc. All themes are composed and arranged by Nobuo Uematsu.
==Background==
Uematsu remarked that the soundtrack's production was an arduous task, involving much trial and error, requiring the sound staff to spend several nights in sleeping bags at Square's headquarters. The reason stemmed from the then-recent transition phase from the Famicom to the Super Famicom hardware. The liner notes for the Final Fantasy IV OSV album were humorously signed as being written at 1:30 AM "in the office, naturally". Uematsu later stated that, beginning with the soundtrack to Final Fantasy IV, he started to move away from the idea that the soundtrack had to be solely an orchestral score. In June 2007, Square Enix held a casting for a vocalist to sing a version of Final Fantasy IV's "Theme of Love". Megumi Ida was selected from approximately 800 applicants to perform the song, which was featured on the Japanese Nintendo DS remake of the game, as well as the accompanying soundtrack album.
=== Track list ===
# — 1:13
#: Plays in the main menu.
# — 2:06
#: Cecil's theme and the theme of the Red Wings of Baron. Also plays when Cecil fights the Dark Knight and when the party's friends help fight the Giant of Babil.
# — 1:10
#: Baron Castle's theme.
# — 1:49
#: Rosa's theme.
# — 1:10 
#: The opening theme.
# — 0:49
#: The town theme.
# — 1:25
#: The overworld theme.
# — 1:00
#: The battle theme.
# — 0:25
#: Plays whenever the party wins a battle.
# — 0:24
#: Plays when the Fat Chocobo appears.
# — 0:30
#: Plays when the party rides a yellow chocobo.
# — 1:21 
#: Plays when the party enters a dungeon.
# — 1:13
#: The boss battle theme.
# — 0:52
#: Plays when the bombs attack Mist. Also plays when Leviathan attacks the ship, before the party fights the three Goblin Captains in the Super Cannon, and when the Giant of Babil appears.
# — 1:01 
#: Rydia's theme.
# — 1:03
#: The eponymous theme of the location. Also plays in Eblan Castle.
# — 1:01
#: Plays during sad scenes, such as Anna and Tellah's death, Palom, Porom, and Yang's sacrifice, and Kain rejoining the party after the destruction of the Giant of Babil.
# — 0:54 
#: Edward's theme.
# — 1:18
#: The eponymous theme of the location. Also plays in Mt. Hobs.
# — 1:35
#: The eponymous theme of the location.
# — 0:24
#: Plays during tight situations.
# — 0:37
#: Plays during some scenes with Kain Highwind. Also plays when the king discharges Cecil as captain of the Red Wings and when Cecil fights Kain one-on-one.
# — 1:00
#: Golbez's theme.
# — 0:55
#: Cid's theme.
# — 1:19
#: Mysidia's theme.
# — 0:45
#: Plays during Cecil's meeting with the Elder of Mysidia and in the Tower of Prayers.
# — 0:37
#: Palom and Porom's theme. Included in Celtic Moon.
# — 1:39
#: Plays during the fights with the Archfiends except Scarmiglione's first form.
# — 0:55
#: Plays when flying an airship other than the Lunar Whale.
# — 1:23 
#: Troia's theme.
# — 0:45
#: Another mix of the chocobo theme. Plays when the party rides a black chocobo.
# — 1:31
#: The eponymous theme of the Tower of Babil (Final Fantasy IV)location.
# — 0:33
#: Plays in some screen changes and cutscenes, such as the meeting of Golbez with Scarmiglione and the airborne meeting between Kain and Cecil, where they discuss Rosa's ransom.
# — 1:04
#: An arrangement of the "Main Theme of Final Fantasy IV", it plays when journeying across the Underworld.
# — 0:57 
#: Plays when the party visits the Dwarven Castle.
# — 0:32 
#: Plays during the battle with the Calco and Brina before they combine. Also plays when the party speaks to a dancer in Mysidia and when the party meets Dr. Lugae.
# — 1:05
#: The eponymous theme of the location. It also plays before the battle against an Archfiend.
# — 1:14
#: The Feymarch's theme. It also plays in the Sylph Cave and in the Lair of the Father.
# — 1:08
#: Plays inside the Lunar Whale.
# — 1:06
#: Plays when walking around the Red Moon.
# — 1:16
#: Plays at the Lunar Tunnel. Also plays when Fusoya frees Golbez from Zemus' control.
# — 1:27 
#: Plays when walking around inside the Giant of Babil and the final floors of the Lunar Subterrane.
# — 1:55
#: Plays during the battle against Zeromus and Zeromus EG.
# — 11:37
#: The ending theme.
===Liner notes (translated from the original Japanese)===
I have never before had a job go as smoothly as this one! Of course, I imagine that my workplace in Hawaii had much to do with that, where I could relax and concentrate on my job. The weather was great, and my office building overlooked Waikiki Beach. On the weekends, I went to concerts at Aloha Stadium; I just saw MC Hammer last week, in fact. But anyway, for me, the most delightful part of my stay was that, unlike Tokyo, there were hardly any cars or people.
Waikiki's Main Street, Kalakaua Avenue, has no congestion at all. In such a blessed environment, one idea for a composition came to me after another; I was never at a loss for inspiration! When my job tired me out, I would take a stroll on the beach with a beer in hand. Watching the blazing red sun set at twilight, feeling the cool, refreshing breeze against my cheek... sob, sob, sob... (crying)... splash, splash... (one teardrop, two teardrops)... I'm sorry... That's not true... My job wasn't anything like that... I just escaped into my dream world for a little while by just telling all you FF fans about it, and that made it seem real to me, so... Well, anyhow, it's been about six years since I got this game music job, hasn't it... And I've had many things happen to me in that time, many hardships - I've had compositions that I fought long and hard to create end up scrapped, been stuck for ideas just before deadline, has game magazines disparage my music, and had my bike break down. And then there was the time I went to the vending machine to buy a cola and ended up pressing the button for oolong tea by mistake... Aaah, but it doesn't matter... anyhow, it's been horrible up to now, my friends! And this job was even tougher! Since I was working with new hardware in the Super Famicom, the music was from start to finish a series of trials and errors, and the staff practically lived at the company, staying over in sleeping bags and doing nothing but working - I myself haven't had a full day off since February of last year! Do you believe it? We worked every day, through regular days off, summer vacation - all of them, everyone.
This was hardly our job; this was more like what Japanese salarymen do. And my staff on this project was constantly whining - "I'm too busy!" "I already did my best on the music!" "That guy's watching what I'm doing!" Now, they shouldn't say things like that - they should just enjoy themselves.
Yeah, those people are soft. When the pressure mounts, they buckle. You have to take care of yourself -
"By the way, boss, did you think my idea about working in Hawaii was good?"
"Well, you going to Hawaii could mean the difference between you writing good compositions and bad ones."
"Huh... What do you mean?"
"The waves are violent in Hawaii."
...and we all lived happily ever after.
:April 13, 1991, 1:30 a.m. (in the office, naturally)
:Nobuo Uematsu
== Final Fantasy IV Official Soundtrack: Music from Final Fantasy Chronicles ==
Final Fantasy IV Official Soundtrack: Music from Final Fantasy Chronicles is the North American release of the Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version album. It is almost the same as the original, except some titles were changed and a bonus track was added taken from the Piano Collections album.
=== Track list ===
Track List	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	The Prelude 	1:12 	
2. 	Red Wings 	2:06 	
3. 	Kingdom Baron 	1:09 	
4. 	Theme of Love 	1:49 	
5. 	Prologue... 	1:10 	
6. 	Welcome to Our Town! 	0:48 	
7. 	Main Theme of Final Fantasy IV	1:25 	
8. 	Fight 1 	0:59 	
9. 	Fanfare 	0:25 	
10. 	Hello! Big Chocobo! 	0:24 	
11. 	Chocobo Chocobo 	0:29 	
12. 	Into the Darkness 	1:20 	
13. 	Fight 2 	1:12 	
14. 	Ring of Bomb 	0:52 	
15. 	Rydia 	1:00 	
16. 	Castle Damcyan 	1:02 	
17. 	Cry in Sorrow 	1:00 	
18. 	Melody of Lute 	0:53 	
19. 	Mt.Ordeals 	1:18 	
20. 	Fabul 	1:34 	
21. 	Run! 	0:24 	
22. 	Suspicion 	0:36 	
23. 	Golbeza Clad in the Dark 	1:00 	
24. 	Hey, Cid! 	0:55 	
25. 	Mystic Mysidia 	 	
26. 	Long Way to Go 	0:45 	
27. 	Palom & Porom 	0:36 	
28. 	The Dreadful Fight 	1:38 	
29. 	The Airship 	0:55 	
30. 	Troian Beauty 	1:22 	
31. 	Samba de Chocobo! 	0:44 	
32. 	Tower of Bab-il 	1:30 	
33. 	Somewhere in the World... 	0:33 	
34. 	Land of Dwarves 	1:03 	
35. 	Giott, the Great King 	0:57 	
36. 	Dancing Calcobrena 	0:32 	
37. 	Tower of Zot 	1:04 	
38. 	Illusionary World 	1:13 	
39. 	The Big Whale 	1:07 	
40. 	Another Moon 	1:06 	
41. 	The Lunarians 	1:15 	
42. 	Within the Giant 	1:26 	
43. 	The Final Battle 	1:54 	
44. 	Epilogue 	11:37 	
45. 	Theme of Love 	3:58 	
== Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack ==
Final Fantasy IV: Original Soundtrack is the complete soundtrack for the Nintendo DS version of Final Fantasy IV. All songs have been rearranged for the DS hardware by Junya Nakano or Kenichiro Fukui. Along with the new arrangements, the album features a vocal version of the "Theme of Love" called "Moonlight" sung by Megumi Ida. The bonus DVD features the full FMV opening as well as a promotional trailer and an interview with composers and sound designers whose work is featured in the game.
Two versions of this soundtrack exist that both have the same catalog number: the "first pressing" edition, and the regular edition. The first pressing has a slipcase cover that features Cecil in both his dark knight and paladin appearances. The CD and DVD are exactly the same in both versions.
=== Track list ===
Track List (Disc 1)	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	FFIV DS Opening Movie	3:02 	
2. 	The Prelude 	2:16 	
3. 	Red Wings 	2:31 	
4. 	The Kingdom of Baron 	1:32 	
5. 	Theme of Love 	3:10 	
6. 	Prologue 	2:04 	
7. 	Welcome to Our Town! 	3:15 	
8. 	FFIV Main Theme 	2:47 	
9. 	Battle Theme A 	1:56 	
10. 	Victory Fanfare 	0:41 	
11. 	Hello, Fat Chocobo! 	0:35 	
12. 	Chocobo Chocobo 	1:55 	
13. 	Into the Darkness 	1:54 	
14. 	Battle Theme B 	2:23 	
15. 	The Ring 	1:50 	
16. 	Rydia 	2:38 	
17. 	Damcyan Castle 	1:33 	
18. 	Tears of Sorrow 	2:06 	
19. 	Harp Melody 	1:52 	
20. 	Mount Ordeals 	3:20 	
21. 	Fabul 	1:48 	
22. 	Run! 	0:56 	
23. 	Disbelief 	1:07 	
24. 	Golbez 	1:59 	
25. 	Hey, Cid! 	1:11 	
Track List (Disc 2)	 	 	
{|class="article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	Mystic Mysidia 	1:43 	
2. 	Long Way to Go 	1:19 	
3. 	Palom & Porom 	0:49 	
4. 	The Dreadful Fight 	3:09 	
5. 	The Airship 	0:58 	
6. 	Troian Beauty 	3:35 	
7. 	Samba de Chocobo 	1:12 	
8. 	The Tower of Babil 	2:09 	
9. 	Meanwhile... 	0:59 	
10. 	Land of the Dwarves 	2:05 	
11. 	The Great King Giott 	1:20 	
12. 	Dancing Calcabrina 	1:05 	
13. 	The Tower of Zot 	1:35 	
14. 	The Feymarch 	1:34 	
15. 	The Lunar Whale 	1:17 	
16. 	Another Moon 	2:14 	
17. 	The Lunarians 	2:37 	
18. 	Within the Giant 	2:18 	
19. 	The Final Battle 	2:51 	
20. 	Epilogue - Part One 	4:35 	
21. 	Epilogue - Part Two 	4:32 	
22. 	Epilogue - Part Three 	4:52 	
23. 	TSUKINO AKARI (Ending Theme) 	2:12 	
24. 	The Paladin 	0:26 	
25. 	Chocobo Forest 	0:22 	
26. 	The Dancer 	0:14 	
27. 	Inn / Surprise / More Tears / Fanfare A / Fanfare B	0:50 	
Track List (DVD)	 	 	
{|class="article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	Final Fantasy IV Opening Movie 	2:58 	
2. 	Final Fantasy IV Sale Period Promotional Movie 	3:40 	
3. 	Final Fantasy IV Sound Creators Special Interview	17:33 	
Ff4 ds soundtrack first pressing.jpg|First pressing slipcase cover.
Ff4 ds soundtrack first pressing2.jpg|First pressing of the album.
== Final Fantasy IV: Original Soundtrack Remaster ==
Final Fantasy IV: Original Soundtrack Remaster is a remastered version of the original soundtrack for the NES of Final Fantasy IV. It includes track not found not of the original OSV release that were added to the Nintendo DS soundtrack, only they are the original NES versions on this disc.
Track List (Disc 1)	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	The Prelude 	2:20 	
2. 	Red Wings 	2:30 	
3. 	Kingdom Baron 	1:43 	
4. 	Theme of Love 	2:34 	
5. 	Prologue... 	2:06 	
6. 	Welcome to Our Town! 	1:37 	
7. 	Main Theme of Final Fantasy IV	2:56 	
8. 	Fight 1 	1:57 	
9. 	Fanfare 	0:48 	
10. 	Hello, Big Chocobo! 	0:38 	
11. 	Chocobo-Chocobo 	1:09 	
12. 	Into the Darkness 	2:05 	
13. 	Fight 2 	2:25 	
14. 	Ring of Bomb 	1:45 	
15. 	Rydia 	1:02 	
16. 	Castle Damcyan 	1:31 	
17. 	Cry in Sorrow 	2:11 	
18. 	Melody of Lute 	1:49 	
19. 	Mt. Ordeals 	1:57 	
20. 	Fabul 	2:15 	
21. 	Run! 	0:38 	
22. 	Suspicion 	1:17 	
23. 	Golbeza Clad in the Dark 	2:07 	
24. 	Hey, Cid! 	1:26 	
Track List (Disc 2)	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	Mystic Mysidia 	1:48 	
2. 	Long Way to Go 	1:27 	
3. 	Palom & Porom 	0:57 	
4. 	The Dreadful Fight 	3:18 	
5. 	The Airship 	1:08 	
6. 	Troian Beauty 	1:57 	
7. 	Samba de Chocobo! 	1:17 	
8. 	Tower of Bab-il 	2:11 	
9. 	Somewhere in the World...	1:07 	
10. 	Land of Dwarves 	2:04 	
11. 	Giott, the Great King 	1:24 	
12. 	Dancing Calcobrena 	1:18 	
13. 	Tower of Zot 	1:40 	
14. 	Illusionary World 	1:48 	
15. 	The Big Whale 	1:22 	
16. 	Another Moon 	2:14 	
17. 	The Lunarians 	2:20 	
18. 	Within the Giant 	2:24 	
19. 	The Final Battle 	2:51 	
20. 	Epilogue -1- 	4:34 	
21. 	Epilogue -2- 	4:29 	
22. 	Epilogue -3- 	3:34 	
23. 	The Paladin 	0:23 	
24. 	Chocobo Forest 	0:35 	
25. 	The Dancer 	0:15 	
26. 	Inn 	0:09 	
27. 	Surprise 	0:06 	
28. 	More Tears 	0:09 	
29. 	Fanfare 1 	0:07 	
30. 	Gysahl Whistle 	0:07 	
31. 	Hummingway's Tune 	0:06 	
32. 	The Serpent Road 	0:36 	
33. 	Fanfare 2 	0:09 	
FFIV Remaster slipcover.jpg|Slipcase cover.
== Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack Revival Disc ==
Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack Revival Disc is the complete soundtrack for the SNES version Final Fantasy IV on a blu-ray disc with high-quality audio. It includes the ability to view game visuals with the music. MP3 files are also included on the disc for portable music devices. 
Track List	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	The Prelude 	2:21 	
2. 	The Red Wings 	2:31 	
3. 	Kingdom of Baron 	1:44 	
4. 	Theme of Love 	2:36 	
5. 	Prologue 	2:07 	
6. 	Welcome to Our Town! 	1:37 	
7. 	Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY IV	2:57 	
8. 	Battle 1 	1:58 	
9. 	Fanfare 	0:48 	
10. 	Enter Fat Chocobo! 	0:39 	
11. 	Chocobo Chocobo 	1:09 	
12. 	Into the Darkness 	2:06 	
13. 	Battle 2 	2:26 	
14. 	Bomb Ring 	1:46 	
15. 	Rydia 	1:04 	
16. 	Damcyan Castle 	1:32 	
17. 	Sorrow and Loss 	2:13 	
18. 	Edward's Harp 	1:50 	
19. 	Mt. Ordeals 	1:58 	
20. 	Fabul 	2:16 	
21. 	Run! 	0:39 	
22. 	Suspicion 	1:18 	
23. 	Golbez, Clad In Darkness 	2:09 	
24. 	Hey, Cid! 	1:28 	
25. 	Mystic Mysidia 	1:50 	
26. 	A Long Way to Go 	1:28 	
27. 	Palom & Porom 	0:58 	
28. 	Battle With the Four Fiends 	3:19 	
29. 	The Airship 	1:09 	
30. 	Troian Beauty 	1:57 	
31. 	Samba de Chocobo! 	1:18 	
32. 	Tower of Bab-il 	2:12 	
33. 	Somewhere In the World... 	1:08 	
34. 	Land of Dwarves 	2:05 	
35. 	Giott, King of the Dwarves 	1:24 	
36. 	Dancing Calbrena 	1:18 	
37. 	Tower of Zot 	1:41 	
38. 	The Land of Summons 	1:49 	
39. 	Lunar Whale 	1:23 	
40. 	Another Moon 	2:15 	
41. 	The Lunarians 	2:21 	
42. 	Within the Giant 	2:26 	
43. 	The Final Battle 	2:52 	
44. 	Epilogue -1- 	4:35 	
45. 	Epilogue -2- 	4:30 	
46. 	Epilogue -3- 	3:35 	
47. 	The Paladin 	0:25 	
48. 	Chocobo Forest 	0:36 	
49. 	The Dancer 	0:15 	
50. 	Inn 	0:10 	
51. 	Surprise 	0:07 	
52. 	More Tears 	0:10 	
53. 	Fanfare 1 	0:09 	
54. 	Gysahl Whistle 	0:08 	
55. 	Hummingway's Tune 	0:07 	
56. 	The Serpent Road 	0:36 	
57. 	Fanfare 2 	0:16 	
58. 	Hey, Cid! (EXTRA Ver.) 	1:28 	
59. 	Battle 1 (EXTRA Ver.) 	1:58 	
60. 	Fanfare 1 (EXTRA Ver.) 	0:07 	
== Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack ==
Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack is the complete soundtrack of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster version of the game. It features new arrangements of the DS versions of the score, supervised by Nobuo Uematsu.
Track List	 	 	
{|class="FFIV article-table" width="100%" align="left"	# 	Track Name	Duration
1. 	The Prelude FFPR Ver.   	2:28 	
2. 	The Red Wings FFPR Ver.   	4:23 	
3. 	Kingdom of Baron FFPR Ver.   	1:39 	
4. 	Theme of Love FFPR Ver.   	4:08 	
5. 	Prologue FFPR Ver.   	3:44 	
6. 	Welcome to Our Town! FFPR Ver.   	2:39 	
7. 	Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY IV FFPR Ver.  	5:22 	
8. 	Battle 1 FFPR Ver.   	2:02 	
9. 	Fanfare FFPR Ver.   	0:46 	
10. 	Enter Fat Chocobo! FFPR Ver.   	0:40 	
11. 	Chocobo Chocobo FFPR Ver.   	2:01 	
12. 	Into the Darkness FFPR Ver.   	1:58 	
13. 	Battle 2 FFPR Ver.   	2:23 	
14. 	Bomb Ring FFPR Ver.   	3:17 	
15. 	Rydia FFPR Ver.   	1:04 	
16. 	Damcyan Castle FFPR Ver.   	2:39 	
17. 	Sorrow and Loss FFPR Ver.   	2:08 	
18. 	Edward's Harp FFPR Ver.   	2:03 	
19. 	Mt. Ordeals FFPR Ver.   	1:50 	
20. 	Fabul FFPR Ver.   	2:17 	
21. 	Run! FFPR Ver.   	1:56 	
22. 	Suspicion FFPR Ver.   	2:02 	
23. 	Golbez, Clad In Darkness FFPR Ver.   	2:04 	
24. 	Hey, Cid! FFPR Ver.   	2:24 	
25. 	Mystic Mysidia FFPR Ver.   	2:46 	
26. 	A Long Way to Go FFPR Ver.   	2:26 	
27. 	Palom & Porom FFPR Ver.   	0:53 	
28. 	Battle With the Four Fiends FFPR Ver.   	3:29 	
29. 	The Airship FFPR Ver.   	1:51 	
30. 	Troian Beauty FFPR Ver.   	3:41 	
31. 	Samba de Chocobo! FFPR Ver.   	2:41 	
32. 	Tower of Bab-il FFPR Ver.   	2:10 	
33. 	Somewhere In the World… FFPR Ver.   	2:41 	
34. 	Land of Dwarves FFPR Ver.   	1:56 	
35. 	Giott, King of the Dwarves FFPR Ver.   	2:17 	
36. 	Dancing Calbrena FFPR Ver.   	2:56 	
37. 	Tower of Zot FFPR Ver.   	2:04 	
38. 	The Land of Summons FFPR Ver.   	1:53 	
39. 	Lunar Whale FFPR Ver.   	2:26 	
40. 	Another Moon FFPR Ver.   	2:24 	
41. 	The Lunarians FFPR Ver.   	2:23 	
42. 	Within the Giant FFPR Ver.   	4:17 	
43. 	The Final Battle FFPR Ver.   	2:49 	
44. 	Epilogue -1- FFPR Ver.   	3:45 	
45. 	Epilogue -2- FFPR Ver.   	4:31 	
46. 	Epilogue -3- FFPR Ver.   	3:38 	
47. 	Fanfare 1 FFPR Ver.   	0:09 	
48. 	Fanfare 2 FFPR Ver.   	0:11 	
49. 	The Paladin FFPR Ver.   	0:26 	
50. 	Gysahl Whistle FFPR Ver.   	0:09 	
51. 	Chocobo Forest FFPR Ver.   	0:31 	
52. 	Surprise FFPR Ver.   	0:08 	
53. 	More Tears FFPR Ver.   	0:11 	
54. 	Inn FFPR Ver.   	0:10 	
== Music samples ==
== Sheet music ==
The Sheet music for the official soundtracks has been published in a few different publications. The first one was published in 1997 by DOREMI Music Publishing to commemorate the game's release on the PlayStation, and contains Asako Niwa's solo piano arrangements for the music on the Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version. Another book was released at the at time of the game's Nintendo DS release, containing solo piano arrangements for the music on the Nintendo DS version of the Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack.
Ff4 sheet music.png|Final Fantasy IV Piano Sheet Music Collection.
Ffiv original soundtrack piano solo.png|Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack Piano Solo Sheet Music.
==Related==
*Final Fantasy IV Special Soundtrack "Timelapse Remix"
==Notes==
== External links ==
* FINAL FANTASY IV / V / VI Original Soundtrack Remaster Version Official Page
* FINAL FANTASY IV ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK REVIVAL DISC Official Page
*Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Soundtracks Official Page 
*Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack Page 
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* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Original Sound Version
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Original Sound Version (reprint)
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Original Sound Version (reprint)
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Official Soundtrack: Music from Final Fantasy Chronicles
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV: Original Soundtrack Remaster
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IV Original Soundtrack Revival Disc
*VGMdb - FF PIXEL REMASTER: FINAL FANTASY IV Original Soundtrack