Music

Minecraft contains music created by C418. The music plays at various points in game, including the main menu, in Creative mode, in the Nether, and during the credits. In the mobile versions of Bedrock Edition, music is classified as free DLC.

In-game music is cued by the time of day, with a random track being played at sunrise, sunset, noon and midnight (however, this does not apply to the Legacy Console Edition, because the music plays in a constant loop).

List

 * Notes

Trivia

 * Chirp uses the same accompaniment samples as "The Orb of Dreamers" from the LittleBigPlanet series. The samples come from the Optigan disc "Bossa Nova Style". C418 stated that it was coincidental.
 * "Calm 3", or "Sweden", is a Passacaglia, with a changing melody over a repeated bass line.
 * In Legacy Console Edition, the music disc "Cat" includes a second tune at the end, a remix titled "Dog", from Minecraft - Volume Alpha.
 * On April Fools' Day 2014, Mojang played a bunch of villager themed pranks on the players, including temporarily replacing the track "Hal 1", or "Subwoofer Lullaby", with a version that had a villager singing along, as well as temporarily replacing all the menu songs with the villagers singing the Game Of Thrones theme song. This was reverted on April 2, 2014.
 * 5 songs in C418's album "148" (Droopy Remembers, Vierton, Aria Economy, Biome Party, and Beta) are house remixes of some songs in "Life Changing Moments Seem Minor In Pictures", "Minecraft: Volume Alpha" and "Minecraft: Volume Beta" (Droopy likes ricochet + Droopy likes your face, Dreiton, Aria Math, Biome Fest, and Sweden).
 * Hal 3 (Haggstrom) is in septuple time (precisely 7/4 time).
 * The song "Biome Fest" if listened to carefully appears to be in the style of a Gregorian chant.
 * The word "Shuniji" ( しゅにじ, 主虹 ) means "primary rainbow" in Japanese.
 * Axolotls are small Mexican salamanders which are critically endangered.
 * According to C418, the track "Mice on Venus" (game filename is piano3) was originally only a short piano solo, but was then changed later in Minecraft's development and an addendum was added, which made the track that we have currently.