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Distant Worlds IV: more music from FINAL FANTASY


Tracklist

Disc 1

01 JENOVA COMPLETE 3:40
02 Battle With The Four Fiends 4:12
03 The Dalmasca Estersand 4:01
04 Phantom Forest 4:14
05 The Oath 5:25
06 APOCALYPSIS NOCTIS 2:10
07 Festival of the Hunt 3:19
08 Dragonsong 5:42
09 Main Theme of Final Fantasy V 3:53
10 Zephyr Memories - Legend of the Eternal Wind 3:03
11 Cosmo Canyon 3:53
12 Fang's Theme 3:31
13 Somnus (Instrumental Version) 2:33
14 Torn from the Heavens 4:27
15 FINAL FANTASY 3:08
Disc length 57:11

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Products represented
Final Fantasy III / /
Final Fantasy IV / /
Final Fantasy V / /
Final Fantasy VI / /
Final Fantasy VII / /
Final Fantasy VIII / /
Final Fantasy IX / /
Final Fantasy XII / /
Final Fantasy XIII / /
Final Fantasy XIV / /
Final Fantasy XV / /
Platforms represented
Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox One, NES (Famicom), PC, SNES (Super Famicom), Sony PlayStation, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 4

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Notes

music composed by Nobuo Uematsu (tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15)
     Masashi Hamauzu (track 12)
     Hitoshi Sakimoto (track 3)
     Masayoshi Soken (track 14)
     Yoko Shimomura (tracks 6, 13)
executive producer Arnie Roth
music director, conductor and producer Arnie Roth
associate music director and co-producer Eric Roth
performed by Distant Worlds Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus
orchestra contractor and recording manager Petr Pycha
vocal soloist Susan Calloway (track 8)
chorus director Lisa Roth
orchestra arrangements by Shiro Hamaguchi, Masashi Hamauzu, Rika Ishige, Sachiko Miyano, Shota Nakama, Hiroyuki Nakayama, Tsutomu Narita, Arnie Roth, Eric Roth, Kaoru Wada
recorded on 14th and 15th march 2017 in The Dvorak Hall, Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic
sound engineer Oldrich Slezak
assistant engineer Cenda Kotzmann
additional recording at AWR Music Studio
timpani and percussion recording Jeffrey Handley, Edward Harrison, Brandon Podjasek
violin solo Arnie Roth (track 13)