Heroes of Might and Magic 5 Soundtrack 2007

Credits (Heroes of Might and Magic 5)

The "Echoes of Departures" is a heartfelt cinematic journey created by Jarlon and Calisnor, blending soulful human expression with intimate piano storytelling.
The five-track suite follows the emotional path of loss, remembrance, and peace — from a quiet premonition (A Strange Dream) to the moment of realization (The News), a final visit (A Visit at Night), a farewell through song (You Were You), and finally, gentle acceptance (Looking Back).

Calisnor’s neoclassical piano forms the emotional backbone of the work, weaving tender melodies and serene atmospheres. Jarlon’s vocal centerpiece in "You Were You" adds warmth and gratitude, embodying the human voice behind the music.
Together, their collaboration bridges cinematic storytelling and personal reflection — a sound both delicate and deeply moving.



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The News (feat. Calisnor)

Consumption

"Death" marks the closing chapter of the concept series, embodying transformation and emotional release. Through a cinematic and introspective soundscape, the piece explores the threshold between endings and new beginnings, guiding the listener on a journey of reflection, tension, and resolution. It captures a moment of letting go, where melancholy, introspection, and quiet strength converge, leaving space for the imagination to wander and embrace the possibilities beyond the horizon.

Death

World Of Warcraft Soundtrack - Icecrown Citadel [Crimson Hall]

Dragons' Rest

Dalaran

Garden Of Life

Rise Of The Vrykul

The World of Warcraft Soundtrack was composed and arranged by Jason Hayes, Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke and Glenn Stafford. It was released on November 23, 2004 together with the collector's edition of the game.[1] The soundtrack can also be purchased via the Blizzard Store, iTunes or Amazon.
 World of Warcraft  23.11.2004 © 2004 Azeroth Music 

It features most of the compositions featured in the original release of the game. Many of the earlier Warcraft game soundtracks are referenced in the composition of the score. Stylistically, the soundtrack is closer to that of Warcraft III than any of the previous titles, which may be due to the fact that the same man, Jason Hayes, was the major contributor to both soundtracks. All tracks with the exception of any vocals are synthesized.

Dragons' Rest

wrathofthelichkingvolta

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