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notthecheatr
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This is a question asked by a friend, and when I heard the music I became curious since it's a pretty good song. Searching Google, Wikipedia, and Youtube has not turned up any answers; furthermore, searching Yahoo! Answers has also not turned up a correct answer (one person said "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" but that is not correct). We're looking for the origin of Music B of Tetris for Gameboy.
A MIDI is available at http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/gameboy/index-sz.html#Tetris and Wikipedia gives the origin of Music A and C (a Russian folk tune and a song by Bach), but nothing I've found indicates the origin of Music B. If anyone can figure this out, I would appreciate it and so would my friend.
It can't be "Kalinka" because that's from a different version of Tetris, and I want the Gameboy version. (I had explored that possibility, but I don't think Kalinka is the same as Music B in the Gameboy version - although Kalinka is certainly used in other versions of Tetris.)
Korobeininki is what Music A is based on. I'm looking for Music B.
A MIDI is available at http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/gameboy/index-sz.html#Tetris and Wikipedia gives the origin of Music A and C (a Russian folk tune and a song by Bach), but nothing I've found indicates the origin of Music B. If anyone can figure this out, I would appreciate it and so would my friend.
It can't be "Kalinka" because that's from a different version of Tetris, and I want the Gameboy version. (I had explored that possibility, but I don't think Kalinka is the same as Music B in the Gameboy version - although Kalinka is certainly used in other versions of Tetris.)
Korobeininki is what Music A is based on. I'm looking for Music B.