Name: Swashbuckling Pirates by Fantasy World
Duration: 3 min 26 s
Description: Pirate accordion music about a rowdy group of pirates who go through many exciting adventures at sea.

Ruder Buster (Derpytyme Remix)

We've grown quite fond of the triple hornpipes from Northern England, many of which date back at least to the early 1700s. This is a set of four. The first is the Key to the Cellar, whose melody was also used for the Jacobite Rebellion song "Cam Ye O'er frae France." The second is "Rusty Gully, followed by two variations -- "Dusty Miller" and "3 Case Knives."

Triple Hornpipe Set (traditional, arr. Borogroves)

FIGHT - Highland

An original composition of mine. Celtic Fantasy music track "Hero"

Hero (Fantasy, Celtic)

Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power Original Soundtrack


The Infernal Minions of Sarek

Trine 3 Main Theme

Angrathar's Shadow

Pirate accordion music about a rowdy group of pirates who go through many exciting adventures at sea.

Swashbuckling Pirates

Ancient Egyptian music about a strong pharaoh who rules over Egypt.

Scepter of Egypt

Isolated from the rest of the world on top of a high mountain sits a small medieval village. As the villagers go about their normal business in the valleys below, a fierce thunderstorm blows across the valley from nowhere, causing some to panic and try to flee back to their mountain village before the storm strikes. Others, however, are captivated by the storm, and continue to gaze at it as if stunned, not even moving any. What will happen to them? Will they make it back to their village?

Mountain Storm

Beyond Skyrim: Three Kingdoms (Original Game Soundtrack)

Across the Ages

Hi, my name is Brandon Fiechter and I am around 28 years old. I have been interested in music since I was about fourteen, and I started composing piano songs when I was fifteen. 

Throughout the years, I have listened to many different genres of music, including Celtic, new age, Christian, Japanese pop, and medieval music, as I not only enjoyed them, but I also realized that the more various types of music I listened to, the better I would be at creating the type of songs I listened to. 

I believe this principle applies for everyone, and so the more Celtic music you listen to, for instance, the better you will be at composing a Celtic song. In any case, I believe strongly in listening to music, as it generally makes it easier to compose songs.

If you want to collaborate with me, or want me to work on a project (music for a video game, movie, etc), feel free to e-mail me at branf88@onlyinternet.net

As for my beliefs, I am a Christian who believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. 

* John 3:16 * For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Swashbuckling Pirates

Fantasy World

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