C418

Alpha (from Minecraft) Music Sheet

Explore the Alpha (from Minecraft) virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes. Alpha is the cue C418 wrote for Minecraft's ending. It plays after the Ender Dragon is defeated, carrying the credits and the End Poem, and it belongs to Minecraft - Volume Beta, C418's second official soundtrack, which he self-released on 9 November 2013. The piece runs roughly ten minutes and works as an orchestral and electronic reprise built from motifs of earlier Minecraft music, including passages identified with Minecraft, Mice on Venus and Moog City 2. The sources cited here identify those motifs, but they do not establish the exact sequence, the opening texture or the ending, so those details are left unverified. It is not a solo piano piece as composed, so any keyboard texture on a piano page describes the arrangement, not the original. The selected Musescore score is a fan arrangement titled Alpha (full) - Minecraft Credits/End Poem; the full label is the arranger's own and the arrangement's completeness is not verified here. Any solo-piano realization in the selected score is an editorial choice layered on top of C418's writing, and it should stay separate from the identity, release history and structure of the original track.

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Which Minecraft soundtrack is Alpha on?

Minecraft - Volume Beta, C418's second official soundtrack, self-released on 9 November 2013. It is not on Volume Alpha, the first volume from March 2011.

Where does Alpha play in Minecraft?

It is the end-credits cue that plays after the Ender Dragon is defeated, accompanying the End Poem.

Who composed Alpha?

Daniel Rosenfeld, the German electronic musician known as C418.

Is Alpha a piano piece as C418 composed it?

No. He composed it as an orchestral and electronic medley; any solo-piano writing belongs to the selected arrangement rather than to the original composition.