Yuka Tsujiyoko, arr. Ikuro Fujiwara

Fire Emblem Festival: Love & Courage
25th Anniversary Concert

Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Ikuro Fujiwara



Download (https://mega.nz/#F!CocigACb!-SPfAAIzxL5szeO8AEmaZw)


I'm of course happy that Fire Emblem got a (well-deserved) musical celebration but why must everything be so barebones: No booklet, no artbook even though the concert program had some decent art, no HQ audio and video quality and some really out of place commercials for a card game.

The concert itself, however, is glorious with a musical journey though almost all titles with a few intermissions of stage-play, song and interviews. It also has to be said that the Fire Emblem theme is just pure gold. I loved it as a child and I can never get tired of it, my favorite variation being the one from the Smash Brothers DX concert (what can I say, I like Ravel).


There's still some copies left so if you are loving it please support more concerts being made.


Another thing that might interest you:

Final Fantasy composer/arranger and Medal of Honor orchestrator Kentaro Sato has started a kickstarter campaign for an orchestral album of Fire Emblem Gaiden/Echoes/Shadow of Valentia.



Kickstarter Page (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vgmclassics/fire-emblem-echoes-an-orchestral-cd-cd/)

Thanks .

Many thanks

You are amazing good sir, one of my new favorite OST's

Thank you very much for this!

Woo, thank you.

Thanks :D

Thanks !!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for this!!!

Thank you so much for providing this great festival

Thanks!!

Thanks for this!
One question, though: The "Bonus Content" - it's a bonus added by you for this package, not part of the content of the DVD, right?

Thank you for the upload. :)

I have this in FLAC that I can upload if anyone wants it

Many thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm curious about the songs! Thanks!

I have this in FLAC that I can upload if anyone wants it

That would be much appreciated, thanks in Advance !

That would be much appreciated, thanks in Advance !

+1 Please do, Akirus!

thanks

Beautiful, thank you.

Thanks!!!

I have this in FLAC that I can upload if anyone wants it

That would be awesome! thanks in advance

thank you, vinphonic

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dead links, sadly

Look again ;)

https://mega.nz/#F!CocigACb!-SPfAAIzxL5szeO8AEmaZw

Sorry, didn't see the replies until just now. Here's a mega link with the album in FLAC

https://mega.nz/#F!CocigACb!-SPfAAIzxL5szeO8AEmaZw

Sorry, didn't see the replies until just now. Here's a mega link with the album in FLAC

Man that's awesome! Will check right now! Thanks!

Thank you :)

Thanks!!!

Thanks a lot for the reupload !

Can you reupload the DVDrip video please ?

Can you reupload the DVDrip video please ?

Yeah the link doesn't load the DVD if you still can that be awesome!

Final Fantasy composer/arranger and Medal of Honor orchestrator Kentaro Sato has started a kickstarter campaign for an orchestral album of Fire Emblem Gaiden/Echoes/Shadow of Valentia. Other projects like Suikoden II are already 100% funded, but Fire Emblem needs some love too:



Kickstarter Page (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vgmclassics/fire-emblem-echoes-an-orchestral-cd-cd/)

The projects will be recorded with a full symphony orchestra and choir, arranged by Kentaro Sato. Here is what it could sound like:

Orchestral Game Concert ~ Fire Emblem Gaiden (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImLxG00_vkM&t=3s)

And here is Kentaro Sato's skill as an arranger:

Dissidia 012 ~ Credits (arr. Kentaro Sato) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51_3ZoBccVs)

The length of the album depends on the stretch goals it seems. If it succeeds, they will cover the entire Fire Emblem series, so spread the word if you want to hear Fire Emblem music performed by a live orchestra and choir.
I've added it to the front page.

Wow... it must have been a titanic adventure to get this beautiful concert on DVD in an event-only edition!!
I checked the album on VGMDB and I'm still confused about the proper tracklist:
https://vgmdb.net/album/56610
Could someone help me there, please?