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Marche Militaire No. 1 in D Major is a Military March song composed by Franz Schubert.
Games
Challenger (FC)
The song plays during Scene 1, the first stage of the game, and is the first song heard by the game's player. This was Takeaki Kunimoto's first game that he ever worked on. He arranged the song using FM Music Composer II on his Yamaha CX-7 MSX2. His arrangement of the song was sent to Hudson Soft where Toshiyuki Sasagawa implemented it into the Hudson sound driver. There is also a version of the song in the game's code with its intro stripped, but it is never used in the game.
The song is transposed three steps sharp to the key of F major. It plays at approximately 150 beats per minute.
In this video, Kunimoto demonstrates the original file playing on his Yamaha YIS-503. The song can also be heard in the album Kinoko Kunimoto Takeaki History Vol.1: Challenger. The track is named after this album, although the album spells it SCENE1.
Creative Music System (DOS)
The Adventures of Captain Comic (NES)
The song plays at approximately 128 beats per minute, and plays in its original key.
Judye Pistole wrote the music in Music Macro Language in Color Dreams' sound driver.
The song serves as one of the themes that plays inside the Tozai Shimbun Company. The song plays at approximately 128 beats per minute and plays in the key of A major.
Silent Assault (NES)
The song plays during the ending screen. It plays at approximately 150 beats per minute, and plays in the key of C; a whole step down from its original key. The song does not loop, and shortly after the song ends, the player is kicked to the title screen to play once more.
The song may have been arranged by the presumed programmer Li-Cheang Ma.
Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu (SFC)
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