I completely forgot about that, I personally really wanted to see the music from this:

Yeah, it was strange to not see at the orchestra. But I liked how they gave Wind Waker the importance it has. Also, some tracks from Majora's Mask like the Milk Bar.

Love Kotake's and Koume's cosplay.

Galaki said:

U Jelly? :P

I'm glad to hear that your concert went better than the one in L.A.! All of the cheering during the middle of songs was ridiculous. I didn't see people recording the event in L.A., but it doesn't sound too surprising. I don't understand why Eiji Aonuma would bother making such a cheap blow like that, however. Does he have something against Americans?

Do you know if Koji and Eiji stay after the concert for the meet and greet?

God that was one epic trailer, omg the music!

Zelda music >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> any other music I've ever heard!!

That is my favourite game trailer of all time.  For me it brings back memories of late 2006, where I used to watch it almost on a daily basis after school.  The hype of a new home console Zelda game, coupled with the hype of a new Nintendo platform to play it on was almost unbearable.  When I got my Wii on European release day in December 2006, I don't remember even touching Wii Sports, just finally getting my hands on TP.

I'm not sure, but I don't think they did.  I know for a fact that Zelda Williams stayed and chatted with the VIPs, but I think Koji and Eiji left.

Awesome!
On a side note: I haven't met 164 people via StreetPass and I own my 3DS since February 25! O.O

the only merchandise on offer were the posters and t-shirts.  They were pricey, but the posters were very high quality and thicker than average.    A lot of space that could've been used to sell merchandise was used for Zelda SS demos.  I imagine the full 4 part concert next year (which I want to get tickets to see) will have more in the way as the demos won't really be necessary.  The really good thing however was that the (albeit it slightly barebones) programme was completely free;  I don't know about in the rest of the world, but in the U.K programmes for concerts/operas/ballets/musicals/etc usually cost around about £4 ($6.40), with some more large fleshed out ones going for up £7 ($11).  Nintendo must know that a decent programme would be snapped up by avid Zelda fans, so I'm surprised they didn't charge.

I haven't met a person yet with street pass :(

I heard rumours that the concerts would embark on a full global tour next year--is that true at all??

Anyway, glad you had a great time. I have to agree, I've heard the 7th track and it is a spectacular medley. I also loved the Gerudo Valley track they did.

Yes, there is another tour next year.  It will also be a 4 part symphony, compared to the 2 part one this year (I'm assuming much more Skyward Sword music will play, as well classic pieces missed this time such as Ballad of the Wind Fish).  The only date announced is 10th January for Dallas, the rest will be announced soon.  It's alsmost a given that it will return to the same 3 cities as this time as well, just maybe at different venues.