Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS

Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack PLUS is the companion CD to Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack album. It contains music from a majority of the game's FMVs, eight unreleased tracks, and one bonus track. 
== Track list ==
Adapted from Spotify and Apple Music tracklists.
# — 0:43
#: Plays as the M.S. Prima Vista band begins playing to start the I Want to Be Your Canary play.
# — 0:39
#: Plays on the scene where Garnet jumps from the castle's tower and Adelbert Steiner crashes on the Prima Vista.
# — 1:14
#: Plays as the Prima Vista escapes from Alexandria under heavy fire.
# — 0:58
#: Plays while the Prima Vista crashes on the Evil Forest.
# — 1:21
#: Plays at the end of the sequence where the party escapes the Evil Forest.
# — 0:45
#: Plays as Black Waltz 3 attacks the cargo ship.
# — 1:20
#: Plays as the party almost crashes into the South Gate en route to Lindblum.
# — 0:51
#: Plays as the party arrives in Lindblum.
# — 0:49
#: Plays as Zidane meets Dagger on top of Lindblum Castle after he hears her sing. 
#* Vocals by Emiko Shiratori.
# — 0:52
#: Plays as Kuja exits Burmecia after the party is defeated by General Beatrix.
# — 0:47
#: Plays when Queen Brahne summons Odin to destroy Cleyra.
# — 0:53
#: Plays as Queen Brahne's fleet arrives at Lindblum and the black mages commence their attack.
# — 0:59
#: Plays as Atomos is summoned.
# — 0:36
#: Plays after Soulcage is defeated, resulting in the Mist of the Mist Continent drying up.
# — 0:44
#: Plays when Dagger remembers the destruction of Madain Sari.
# — 0:48
#: Plays as Bahamut is summoned by Queen Brahne and attacks Kuja.
# — 1:08
#: Plays on the scene that Bahamut destroys the Alexandrian fleet.
# — 0:41
#: Plays when Dagger realizes her responsibilities as the new queen of Alexandria.
# — 0:35
#: Plays when Bahamut is summoned to wreak havoc in Alexandria.
# — 0:41
#: Plays as Eiko Carol falls from the Hilda Garde II called by Dagger's necklace.
# — 1:10
#: Plays as Alexander protects Alexandria and retaliates towards Bahamut.
# — 0:25
#: Plays when the Invincible appears and threatens to destroy Alexander.
#: This track name is untranslated on Spotify and uses the Japanese title in English locales.
# — 1:11
#: Plays after the first attack wave of the Invincible, when Zidane saves Dagger.
# — 0:51
#: Plays when Dagger cuts her hair.
# — 0:26
#: Plays after the party finds the Invincible in Terra, when Dagger has another flashback of the destruction of Madain Sari.
#: This track name is untranslated on Spotify and uses the Japanese title in English locales.
# — 1:02
#: Plays on the scene where Kuja enters Trance and begins to destroy Terra.
# — 0:50
#: Plays when the party escapes from Terra on the Invincible.
# — 0:39
#: Plays as Zidane and Dagger exchange one last look before Dagger leaves on the Hilda Garde III.
# — 1:16
#: Plays when Zidane returns to the Iifa Tree to rescue Kuja.
# — 2:19
#: Plays during the Active Time Event in which the Prima Vista band plays "Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony". This is an allusion to Final Fantasy VII.
# — 2:11
#: Plays after the player examines the gramophone at the Black Mage Village inn during endgame if the "Une's Mirror" and "Doga's Artifact" were bought at the auction in Treno.
# — 3:37
#: Plays when Eiko hatches the plan to write a love letter. Shares melody with "Eiko's Theme," but also weaves in the melody of "Melodies of Life."
# — 2:34
#: Plays in Kuja's Desert Palace after Zidane and his party return from Oeilvert.
# (unreleased track) - 4:51()
#: Not in the game. An energetic and cheerful variation on the main world map theme, "Over the Hill."
# (unreleased track) - 1:55
#: Not in the game.
# (unreleased track) - 2:42()
#: Not in the game. A variation of "A Place to Call Home."
# (unreleased track) - 2:18
#: Not in the game. A variation of "A Place to Call Home."
# (unreleased track) - 2:33()
#: Not in the game. A variation of "A Place to Call Home," sounds somewhat similar to "The Four Mirrors."
# (unreleased track) - 1:07()
#: Not in the game.
# (unreleased track) - 3:12
#: Not in the game.
# (unreleased track) - 4:29()
#: Not in the game.
# (Silent Mix)" (bonus track) - 7:33
#: Not in the game. A remix of "Melodies of Life" with English vocals by Emiko Shiratori and much less instrumentation.
==Credits==
*Tracks 01~29: Music played during FMV's
*Tracks 30~33: Other tracks used in the game, but excluded from the OST
*Tracks 34~41: Extra tracks not used in the game
*Track 42: Bonus track
:
*Orchestration : Shiro Hamaguchi
Ancient Music Versions (Track 36, 37, 38)
*Arrangement : Kunihiko Kurosawa
*Ancient instruments : Kunihiko Kurosawa & Haruo Kondo
Melodies of Life
*Music : Nobuo Uematsu / Lyrics : Ciomi
*Translation : Kako Someya & Alexander O. Smith
Melodies of Life (Silent Mix)
*Remix Producer : Kaoru Sasa for Silent
*arrangement, programming & piano : Tomoharu Hani
== Sheet music ==
Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack Plus Piano Solo Sheet Music, book containing sheet music arranged for a solo piano, was released for the songs on the Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack PLUS album. The arrangements are made by Shiori Aoyama.
== Gallery ==
Ffix ost plus backcover.jpg|Back cover.
Ff9plus sheet music.jpg|Sheet music book.
== See also ==
* Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack
* Piano Collections: Final Fantasy IX
* Uematsu's Best Selection - Music From The Final Fantasy IX Video Game
* Melodies of Life -Final Fantasy IX-
== External links ==
*FINAL FANTASY IX (Original Soundtrack Plus) on Apple Music
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack PLUS
* VGMdb - Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack PLUS (reprint)
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