Symphony of Sorcery

Symphony of Sorcery is a world located through a songbook in the Mysterious Tower and is based on Disney's 1940 movie Fantasia, as well as its 2000 sequel Fantasia 2000. It is an area from King Mickey's past, when he was still studying under Master Yen Sid. As a world based on music, all battle sounds are replaced by music and spoken dialogue only happens in certain cutscenes.
== Setting ==
The Mysterious Tower's past form makes an appearance. The protagonists begin in the Basement Study, where the Cornerstone normally is. Going up takes them to the Entryway, and climbing the stairs takes them to the Sorcerer's Loft, where Master Yen Sid studies. The Wardrobe room is inaccessible, but instead there is a road leading to the Well Chamber, where the fountain is at first overflowing. Mickey, as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, is shown conducting against his will by Chernabog. He summons colorful songbooks that lead to different worlds.
For Carl, he summons an orange songbook that leads to Ludwig van Beethoven's The Pastoral Symphony, where Greek mythology characters and settings are rampant. 
For Sarah, Mickey summons an indigo songbook that leads to Pytor Ilovich Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Suite, where all of nature is larger than life. 
For Harlynn, Mickey summons a yellow songbook that leads to Amilcare Ponchinelli's Dance of the Hours, which takes place in the palace from the segment.
After saving Mickey with the first three Sound Ideas, he summons the other three songbooks. The red one leads to the dream sequence in Paul Dukas's The Sorcerer's Apprentice, where the field is cosmic and the Heartless reflect this.
The green songbook leads to Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, which shows the creations of a world in excruciating detail. 
Finally, the violet songbook leads to Modest Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain, where the great evil, Chernabog, is fought and killed. 
== Story ==
=== Kingdom Hearts: Rise of the Keybearer (The Cornerstone of Wisdom) ===
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