|| 1:04 |- | 35. || キング・ジォットの城 (Kingu Jotto no Shiro) || "Giott, King of the Dwarves"("King Giott's Castle") || 0:57 |- | 36. || 踊る人形カルコブリーナ (Odoru Ningyō Karukoburīna) || "Dancing Calbrena"("Dancing Doll Calcobrena") || 0:32 |- | 37. || ゾットの塔 (Zotto no Tō) || "Tower of Zot" || 1:05 |- | 38. || 幻獣の街 (Genjū no Machi) || "The Land of Summons"("Town of Mythical Beasts") || 1:14 |- | 39. || 魔導船 (Madōsen) || "Lunar Whale"("Magic Ship") || 1:08 |- | 40. || もう一つの月 (Mō Hitotsu no Tsuki) || "Another Moon" || 1:06 |- | 41. || 月の民 (Tsuki no Tami) || "The Lunarians"("People of the Moon") || 1:16 |- | 42. || 巨人のダンジョン (Kyojin no Danjon) || "Within the Giant"("Giant's Dungeon") || 1:27 |- | 43. || 最後の闘い (Saigo no Tatakai) || "The Final Battle" || 1:55 |- | 44. || エンディング・テーマ (Endingu Tēma) || "Epilogue"("Ending Theme") || 11:37 |} |} Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon is a selection of musical tracks from the game, arranged and performed in the style of Celtic music by Máire Breatnach. It spans 15 tracks and covers a duration of 52:36. It was first released on October 28, 1991, in Japan, and subsequently re-released on November 26, 1994, and on October 1, 2004, by NTT Publishing. The original release bears the catalog number N30D-006, the first re-release bears the catalog number PSCN-5017, and the most recent re-release has the catalog number NTCP-5017. The album sold over 26,000 copies. Overall reception of Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon was also positive, though some reviewers felt that several of the tracks were of lesser quality than the rest of the album. Patrick Gann of RPGFan described it as "Awesome. Purely spectacular." and Matt Brady of Final Fantasy Symphony concurred, saying that the "music quality for this soundtrack was spectacular." Daniel Space of RPGFan, however, found the quality mixed, and said that "some of the pieces do not live up to the new orchestration," although others "were a delight to hear." He also found some of the instruments to be slightly out of tune, which he disliked, though Matt Brady felt it gave the pieces an "ethnic feel". Piano Collections Final Fantasy IV Piano Collections Final Fantasy IV is a collection of Final Fantasy IV music composed by Nobuo Uematsu, arranged by Shiro Satou and played on piano by Toshiyuki Mori.