Pic by Alex Prado (Pixabay)
https://pixabay.com/illustrations/valley-river-mountains-meanders-6851626/

The Immeasurable Fragility Of Life

prelude

17. Inon Zur - Return to Kuldahar

憂鬱 - Sun in A Major

A Quiet Arrival is an original cinematic orchestral composition built around emotional arcs rather than excess.

The music focuses on the balance between tension and release, allowing dynamics and orchestration to unfold naturally.
It moves gradually from restrained, intimate moments toward a fuller, layered orchestral expression — without losing its sense of calm and control.

This piece was written as a standalone instrumental score, inspired by film music and the expressive possibilities of a modern orchestral palette.

A Quiet Arrival

cinematic orchestral album inspired by the world and spirit of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Forged in brass, war drums, and heroic choirs, this album captures the raw intensity of medieval warfare, the weight of command, and the unbreakable bond between banner and blade.

Each track unfolds like a chapter of a campaign—solemn marches before battle, thunderous clashes of steel, and triumphant fanfares rising over blood-stained fields. Massive low brass and timpani form the backbone of the sound, while sweeping orchestral textures and heroic choirs elevate the music into a timeless anthem of conquest, loyalty, and destiny.

This album is not about fantasy magic—it is about human will: the rise of warlords, the fall of kings, and the relentless march of armies beneath tattered banners. Created as a tribute and reinterpretation, JRPQ Music brings a signature cinematic intensity to the Bannerlord aesthetic, blending historical grit with epic orchestral power.

Stand fast. Raise the banner. The march begins.

The Banner Rises (MBII Menu Theme)

Air And Light

CS50 2019 (Original Soundtrack)

Never Mind The Slacks And Bashers

Mixed by TheMantasWolf
Credits in the song.

Skyrim Relaxing Compilation

Shed Your Travails

This is CS50's (and CS50x's) music, including originals, remixes, and podcasts!

CS50 is Harvard University's introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming for students less comfortable and more comfortable alike.