In 1983, the Mario Bros. faced Italian plumbing brothers Mario and Luigi against a batch of creatures, and was soundtracked by a portion of Mozart’s 1987 classical composition “Eine kleine Nachtmusik.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The theme song from Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros. became the first video game track added to the National Recording Registry on ...

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One of the most recognizable and most-heard pieces of music of the past 40 years was written by Koji Kondo. You may not know his name, but you know his work: Kondo is a composer for Nintendo, and his ...

The ultra-recognizable Super Mario theme music, originally introduced in 1985 on the Famicom and NES, is one of 25 recordings being inducted into the Library of Congress. The ultra-recognizable Super ...

The Super Mario Bros. theme song has been added to the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry. The selection marks the first time in history a video game song has been inducted into the ...

Mamma mia, the Super Mario Bros. theme has been rightfully recognized as a key contribution to U.S. history. It’s one of the 25 songs that will be added to the National Recording Registry this year, ...

Ever wondered what the Super Mario Bros theme tune would sound like played on wine glasses? Yep, we thought so. Well, wonder no more because one clever chap has done just that. Dan Newbie performed a ...

Rebecca O'Bern, MFA, is a writer, singer, and musician with a passion for video game music. Her work is featured in Game Rant, Passport to Wall Street, and Notre Dame Review. She resides in ...

As announced by the Library of Congress, the Ground Theme from Super Mario Bros. has officially become the first video game song to be inducted into the National Recording Registry. For those ...

The theme song from Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros. became the first video game track added to the National Recording Registry on Wednesday. The U.S. Library of Congress named the perky synth tune to its ...