Wii Music: Troika ("balalaika" version)

Wii Music could use a balalaika for songs like this. Wouldn't that be cool? As a substitute, I used ukuleles in this performance. The strange outbursts of applause seem to be a side effect of the rapid strumming technique. Accompanied by harp, acoustic guitar, and ballad drums.

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• Wii
• Music
• WiiMusic
• Troika

[HPlookalike94]

who was the original artist for troika?(the one you hear in the game?)

[tirelat]

@HPlookalike94 I believe it's a traditional Russian folk song.

[Operaghost93]

wooow how did you do to play so fast?

[tirelat]

If you hold the D-pad down you can play notes on both the up and down-strokes (also while holding the A button to repeat the same note).

[TurtleShroom]

I've got a fever, and the only prescription is MORE BALALAIKA!

[HPlookalike94]

isnt balalaika a song in ddr?

[OrangeJuiceHype]

For someone who actually plays traditional russian music this is profanity

[Queenwolf9]

that shit is tight XD awsome!

[YesIamEccentric]

Try it in the classical version that they have set up and it sounds so spooky...

[crazymikerocket1122]

try bass as an electric guitar

chord a harp

melody a nes horn

1 percussion as galactic congas or drums

[KyaputenHarokku]

Great. Please do a "brass band" version like for Zelda.