Jeremy Soule

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Guild Wars Eyes Of The North

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Video game soundtracks

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Title: Flower Garden
Game: Little Nemo:  The Dream Master 
Developer: Capcom
Release: 1990
Platform: NES/Famicom
Composer: Junko Tamiya

"Flower Garden"
Original Music written by Junko Tamiya
Remixed, ReArranged and Orchestrated by Pascal Michael Stiefel

Little Nemo - Flower Garden Remix (Plasma3Music)

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02 - Overture from Eye of the North

Beyond the Northern Wall

Overture from Eye of the North

Ballad of Ice and Snow

Gwen's Theme

The Scrying Pool

Lament of the Highborne

11-jeremy soule-the elder scrolls iv oblivion

Lelianna's Song

Mel David's recreation of the intro music to beloved SNES game, "Secret of Mana", composed by Hiroki Kikuta.

Brass & Strings: Spitfire Albion
Flute: Orange Tree Samples Passion Flute
Piano: Kontakt Factory Library VSL Grand Piano
Choir: Kontakt Factory Library Choir

Fear Of The Heavens

The intro to Square Soft's PSX game, Chrono Cross.

01 - Yasunori Mitsuda - Chrono Cross Soundtrack Disc 1 ~Cause~ - CHRONO CROSS ~The Scar of Time~

A powerfull strong song written by Pascal Michael Stiefel.
Final Striker is an original epic and lengthy classical soundtrack piece inspired by some of my favourite Hollywood Soundtracks.   

It starts out slowly and soft with Piano and Flutes in the foreground. It builds to a more intense and dramatic force while the horns take over while still sounding light and kind. The speed starts increasing and it transforms into an epic finale featuring full brass and strings. 

The song has originally been written 6 years ago and has now been completly remade with new instruments, mixing and mastering. The song structure has been kept the same as the original.

I'm aware that it's way too long.  =)


"Final Striker"
Composed, Arranged & Mixed by Pascal Michael Stiefel & Marcel Siegenthaler
Copyright Plasma3Music

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Final Striker - Original Soundtrack by Plasma3Music

Guild Wars 2 - Fear Not This Night Remix Orchestra (Plasma3Music)

Commissioned by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force Chubu Band, Saariselka is a village in a mountainous area of northern Finland famous for its northern lights (aurora). This tone poem captures the romantic beauty of a nearby forest.

The beginning depicts an intense cold world. A beautiful horn melody, woodwind solos and sparkling glockenspiel arpeggios render a vivid impression. A quick tutti climax introduces fast action underscoring the image of the frigid weather as well as the effects of a severe blizzard and violent wind. As the musical drive intensifies, a resounding brass fanfare shifts the pace to the middle section.

A lush, romantic interlude reveals the grandeur of the northern lights floating in the tranquil sky. The alluring melody suggests the haunting beauty of Sibelius’ Finlandia. Then enters a rollicking 6/8 recapitulation that ultimately combines all of the central themes into a grand tutti conclusion. 
(Hiroki Takahashi)

From The Forest of Saariselka - Tone Poem for Wind Ensemble; Hiroki Takahashi (Bravo Music)

A richly harmonized three-part work in a lyrical contemporary style. With an abundance of flowing phrases over a rhythmic undercurrent, this work is perfect for developing blend, rhythmic precision and legato phrasing. Features mature writing that is very accessible technically and stylistically. A beautiful tonal work that can fit into a variety of programming needs.

Fu-Mon; Hiroshi Hoshina (Bravo Music)

The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion Soundtrack 

Jeremy Soule - 01 - Reign of the Septims

Jeremy Soule - 02 - Through the Valleys

Jeremy Soule - 04 - Harvest Dawn

Jeremy Soule - 05 - Wind From the Depths

Jeremy Soule - 06 - King and Country

Skyrim Theme Remix - Elder Scrolls Orchestra (Plasma3Music)

Music from Blizzard Entertainment's latest expansion to the massively popular video game: World of Warcraft.

Overture from Eye of the North

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