Game Music 2023

The English composer Ilan Eshkeri (Stardust, Young Victoria, Shaun the Sheep) worked on the album, and its release took place on February 3, 2023. Soundtrack consists of 23 tracks tracks with duration over more than an hour. The compilation is a compilation of original music. The album was released by EA Music.

The English composer Ilan Eshkeri (Stardust, Young Victoria, Shaun the Sheep) worked on the album, and its release took place on February 3, 2023. Soundtrack consists of 23 tracks tracks with duration over more than an hour. The compilation is a compilation of original music. The album was released by EA Music.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora’s Official Soundtrack is scored by Emmy-nominated composer Pinar Toprak (Captain Marvel). “My goal is to create a score that resonates with people’s hearts and minds, that will stay with them,” Toprak explains. “It’s such a stunningly told, beautiful story, I want to make sure that the audience is engaged in that. The music has a part in that storytelling.”

Drift through space with a dreamy track from 'Starfield's' original score by composer Inon Zur (exclusive). This hypnotic 'Aurora' music was created specifically for Bethesda and Microsoft's new sci-fi gaming saga. It's almost here.
After years of waiting, Bethesda Game Studios and Microsoft are cranking up the final countdown for the Sept. 1, 2023 early release of "Starfield," their spectacular open-world space exploration game for all those anxious adventurers who pre-purchased an upgraded premium collector's copy. To set the mood for Friday's digital stampede to the stars, we have an exclusive track to premiere from "Starfield's" original video game soundtrack composed by Emmy Award winner and 3-time BAFTA nominated composer Inon Zur ("Fallout," "Dragon Age," "Prince of Persia.") This eerie ambient tune titled "Aurora" evokes feelings of a dreamy drift through outer space on impulse power.

For some decades in the middle of the twentieth century, Paul Creston (1906–85) was one of the most frequently performed of American composers, though his music has sunk from prominence in recent years. He was himself a fearsome pianist, and his Three Narratives are Lisztian concert essays that require freewheeling virtuosity. Rhythmicon is a ten-volume collection of 123 brief studies that examine various aspects of rhythm. Their difficulty grows as the series progresses, reaching its zenith in Volumes 7–10, where Creston presents 25 studies that range in mood from serious to light-hearted, from hymn-like introspection and calm to jagged, Bartokian energy.

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Film, television, and video game music composer Daniel Pemberton got his start in avant-garde and ambient electronic music, influenced as a teenager by statuesque electronic artists such as Jean Michel Jarre, Tomita, and Vangelis. Pemberton began collecting keyboard gear at an early age and wrote a tips column for a video game magazine to earn enough money for increasingly high-end equipment. He also began recording his own compositions, and passed a tape on to Mixmaster Morris at one of his gigs. When word (as well as additional tapes) continued to spread, Pemberton recorded his debut album, Bedroom, which gained release in late 1994 for Pete Namlook's highly collectible Fax Records. The Mixmaster Morris connection also led to work for Coldcut's Ninja Tune label, including a DJ Vadim remix released on the latter's U.S.S.R. Reconstruction LP. Soon after the release of Bedroom, Pemberton moved into composing for television with his first soundtrack, written for a Channel 4 documentary, but his career scoring for television, film, and video games truly took off after the turn of the millennium.

The Munich Radio Orchestra (German: Münchener Rundfunkorchester) is associated with Germany's Bavarian Radio public broadcaster, but should not be confused with the network's other orchestra, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks), which is devoted to mainstream symphonic repertory. The Munich Radio Orchestra has specialized in light music, adding forays into Italian opera, contemporary sacred music, and even – in its frequent concerts in Munich – jazz and video game music, the latter perhaps designed for the orchestra's extensive youth activities.

Elena Tonra isn't a keen swimmer, but oceans pervade 'Stereo Mind Game'. It's a matter of distance. Daughter's third record, the band's first studio album for seven years, grapples with what it means to be separated, from loved ones and too from yourself. Daughter - the trio comprising Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella - formed in 2010. After releasing two studio albums, 'If You Leave' (2013) and 'Not to Disappear' (2016), and the video game soundtrack 'Music From Before the Storm' (2017), they chose to take some time off. But not before jamming together in Los Angeles, in between a support tour with The National and their first headline shows in South America. It was here that a new album started to germinate. Over the next couple of years - during which they worked on their own projects, including Tonra's solo record as Ex:Re - Daughter met occasionally to write together in studios in London, Portland and in San Diego, where Haefeli lived for six months in 2019. The record's central romantic figure is someone Tonra met out there when she visited from London. They shared a significant connection, but she knew the Atlantic lay between them.