@qqqqqqwe: The track was very interesting, a little bit psycho and a little bit eerie ^^ and at the end maybe indianajoneslike XD

@auumar the track was very good, so conanlike, i like it

two tracks for you guys ^^ enjoy
Adventure Island (http://rapidshare.com/files/160619155/02_Adventure_Island.mp3) from Frederick Kron, Joanna Balloonkno
and
Spaceballs - Main Title (http://rapidshare.com/files/160620913/26_Spaceballs_-_Main_Title__alternat.mp3) from John Morris

Hey Adventure Island sounds great!:) Thanks for sharing.

Hey Adventure Island sounds great!:) Thanks for sharing.

You are very welcome, qqqqqqwe =)

any action upbeat music

Edit.

I'm glad you like it. ^^
I have the Ost Queen Esmeraldas ^_______^
I would upload this, when somebody interest in this Ost

Ah, yes, this old anime. I remember it was aired long ago. The music is by Michiru Oshima, right? Then it must be really good.

Could you please upload the album, Billie? There are many fans of Michiru Oshima here.

Btw, "Tough As Nails" is very good, very adventurous.

"Spaceballs - Main Title (alternate)" is a nice (intended) pastiche of SW.

"Adventure Island" is really splendid. Sounds like good pirate music.

Thank you. :)

Yes, the music comes from Michiru Oshima and the music is very good, a little bit Captain Harlock
I upload the ost, but it takes a wee bit time, sorry ^^

I'm very glad, that you guys like my music ^_________^

Hi everyone, hope you don't mind if a contribute a to this thread with what is probably the most known work from Howard Shore.

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: The Complete Recordings

The FellowShip of the Ring


http://sharebee.com/51708acd
http://sharebee.com/f496b59b
http://sharebee.com/ccb45e99

The Two Towers


http://sharebee.com/78de070b
http://sharebee.com/a18fabec
http://sharebee.com/4a058bbd
http://sharebee.com/09fff7f5

The Return of the King


http://sharebee.com/a8e6cc44
http://sharebee.com/70c531dc
http://sharebee.com/f906e67b
http://sharebee.com/9f708b54
http://sharebee.com/c589c993
http://sharebee.com/09e704bb

PASSWORD (for all): ileferru

135 tracks - 10 hours of music (as opposed to the 57 tracks - 3 hours of the original soundtracks releases). According to Wikipedia, Howard Shore composed 12 hours of music for this trilogy (the last two have yet to be released, as far as I know). I hope you enjoy them.

The bitrate is variable (192 - 320kbps). I do have the actual discs, but in lossless the size is over 12GB... maybe you'll find a torrent of the lossless on Demonoid.

As we posted a lot of music related to LOTR, I remind everybody that ileferru posted this fantastic pack earlier in this thread.

I just discovered this rare wonderful ost. The music is mostly orchestral, and features some excellent cues. The music is charming, delicate and very enjoyable, with even sometimes a little ethnic touch.

Highly recommended!

Bush Baby, Little Angel of the Grasslands (Thanks to Billie781)
Thread 59978

Thank you everyone

I just discovered this rare wonderful ost. The music is mostly orchestral, and features some excellent cues. The music is charming, delicate and very enjoyable, with even sometimes a little ethnic touch.

Highly recommended!

Bush Baby, Little Angel of the Grasslands (Thanks to Billie781)


*Blush* Awwww, i was really glad, that you like this ost *huggle*

A little thanks to you guys
Brave Soul (http://rapidshare.com/files/160681534/01_Brave_Soul.mp3) from Christopher Franke

and plz any action anime orchestra for me to listen to

Hi JRL30001, could you please re-up the Symphony N�1 Inspired by Lord of the rings peformed by Ensemble Vents et Percussion de Quebec.
The link is already dead and I really want to hear this.
Thanks.

Flaaaaaming hell, RapidShare just get better and better, don't they?

:(

No problem, Anterak! I'm re uploading it right now and will post the new link as soon as its done :)

You're aware of why this is happening? RS have a new stupid rule that automatically kills off an upload after 10 clicks, unless it was uploaded as a Premium Account. This is going to make them even more unpopular than they are already.

SHAREBEE!!! :D

I was wondering - Does anyone have Johan de Meij's Planet Earth music? From the CD. Its amazing. It really needs a good recording uploaded here. Its what game / anime music enthusiasts may dream of. Chorus and Orchestra!

Anterak; files all re uploaded for ya :)

http://rapidshare.com/files/160712320/s1jdmlotr.rar.html
password: lotr

I was wondering - Does anyone have Johan de Meij's Planet Earth music? From the CD. Its amazing. It really needs a good recording uploaded here. Its what game / anime music enthusiasts may dream of. Chorus and Orchestra!

Well, the recording I uploaded isn't *too* bad! It's very listenable. ;)

Having said that, I definitely second that request - if anybody has the studio recording, it would be wonderful to hear it here...

One for Toshihiko Sahashi fans... My long awaited compilation...
TOSHIHIKO SAHASHI - ORCHESTRAL MUSIC

http://sharebee.com/46336c5e
http://sharebee.com/ec431f03

Born in Tokyo, in 1959, Toshihiko Sahashi has composed for television, anime, video games, the big screen, and the theatre. Sahashi�s comprehensive classical background, uncanny ability for orchestration, and diverse experience in all music genres give his scores variety and a truly unmistakable quality. Though he scores for a variety of instruments and in a variety of styles � orchestral, metal, rock, J-Pop, jazz, world music, etc, this compilation focuses exclusively on his impressive body of symphonic music. Frequently working within the confines of a feeble television music budget, often with less-than stellar musicians and inadequate studio facilities, his orchestral music is nonetheless superb � Sahashi consistently writes rousing, traditional scores that function excellently � both as a flawless complement to the on-screen action, and as a satisfying standalone listening experience.

1. Koi ni Ochitara (2005)
Beginning this compilation is Sahashi�s score to the TV drama Koi ni Ochitara. A prototypical Sahashi theme; noble and militaristic.

2. Swan no Baka (2007)
This TV comedy drama features some lovely orchestral music � particularly the warm love theme heard in the latter half of this suite. Inspired by 1930�s American jazz (there�s definitely a Gershwin vibe here) it is a lovely dreamy piece for full orchestra.

3. Gundam Seed (2002)
Sahashi is undoubtedly most famous for his anime music. His scores for Gundam Seed and Gundam Seed Destiny (2004) are both magnificent. These scores were re-recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, Sahashi himself conducting, for the popular �Symphony Seed� albums � this track, however, is from the original television soundtrack recording. Budgetary constraints are evident, and the television sized orchestra really isn�t ideally suited to this larger-than-life cinematic musical tour-de-force. It is nevertheless a fine work.

4. Chiritotechin (2007)
Sahashi�s more tender, lyrical side is most evident in this TV family drama.

5. Black Blood Brothers (2006)
This short suite begins with propulsive action music, a classically inspired middle section, and concludes with a soaring romantic theme for strings.

6. Ultraman Mebius (2006)
Back in slightly more familiar territory, Ultraman Mebius featured a predominantly orchestral score and was blessed with a fair sized ensemble. Rhythmically unstable action music and growling brass predominate the first half of this suite � it concludes with heroic victory music.

7. Great Decisive Battle! The Super 8 Ultra Brothers (2008)
The latest theatrical Ultraman feature has been highly anticipated - it unites eight Ultramen from previous series� in an exciting 40th Anniversary tribute to the franchise. Sahashi�s responsibility was enormous � but suffice to say, his score succeeds completely. He quotes themes from previous Ultraman shows and films, and ties it up into a magnificent symphonic package � superbly performed by an uncharacteristically large orchestra. This cue is entitled �Final Battle�.

8. Gunslinger Girl (2003)
A very Italian flavour is present in this score � melancholy and showing off more of Sahashi�s diverse background with more very classical-style pieces, often quoting Verdi.

9. Gundam Seed Destiny (2004)
A bigger orchestra and more money greeted Sahashi when he signed on for the sequel series to 2002�s Gundam Seed. He responded with this superb score � grand and melodic, taking full advantage of the larger ensemble.

10. Simoun (2006)
Here is a full orchestral romance� once again, classically inspired, and incredibly powerful.

11. The Big O (1999 / 2003)
Sahashi provided another American-flavoured score for this film-noir style anime series � his diverse background once again coming to the forefront, with this fine mixture of full orchestra, with a great big helping of sultry jazz harmonies.

12. Fatal Fury (The Motion Picture) (1994)
This score � one of Sahashi�s first - feels slightly more active than most of Sahashi�s music � whereas his style is usually broad, stately, and powerful, Fatal Fury is a little more playful and busy � in a way, it feels reminiscent of John Williams� orchestral acrobatics. It is also notable as the only Sahashi score I am aware of to include a (small) real choir.

13. Shikaotoko Aoniyoshi (2008)
Another fine score delivered for this TV drama � a bouncy, militaristic, major key theme with a ravishing finish, complete with woodwind trills, rolling timpani, and brass fanfares.

14. Ultra Daikaiju Battle (2008)
Stylistically very reminiscent of 2005�s Gundam Seed Destiny, Sahashi delivers a full-throated orchestral score for this live action Ultraman TV series.

15. Full Metal Panic (2003)
This suite from the anime series begins with some darker, suspenseful music � and concludes with another glittering Sahashi finale for full orchestra.

16. Steel Angel Kurumi (1999)
A very generous music budget is evident in the score of this anime series. This five and a half minute cue underscored the superb final episode � reprising major themes, alluding to the theme song (itself a Sahashi composition) and finishing off this powerful series with a wonderful, rousing, piece for large orchestra.

17. Blue Stinger (1999)
Like Fatal Fury, this game score is full of activity � it�s lovely to hear Sahashi just having a good time with his orchestra, bouncing themes around with dexterity, dropping in those lovely trills and flourishes, and bathing the whole thing in warm symphonic colour � making Blue Stinger a splendid rousing piece with which to conclude this album.

Enjoy :)

Oh what a phenomenal register of Musictracks, dannyfrench. i like your explanation to your Tracklist, so great!
I listen this music carefully and enjoy ^^, thank you very much for your upload

Okay, here is the Original Soundtrack from the OVA Queen Emeraldas, enjoy everyone ^^


(thank you for the picture, qqqqqqwe)

Reference: COCC-15074
Publisher: Nippon Columbia
Release: 20.06.1998
Price: 2,800 Y
Total length: 48:20
Music by: Michiru Oshima

Book included

01. Prologue 1:56
02. Queen Emaraldas 5:17
03. Domain Kantai to Queen Emeraldas Gou 3:00
04. Okusei Daibaran 3:33
05. Gunji Wakusei Alfres 2:22
06. Rock Tight 1:05
07. Utsukushii Onna (Hito) 4:27
08. Taik�tsu 1:31
09. Tsuisou 3:29
10. Uch� ni Hitori… 4:12
11. Kazagumo 3:34
12. Tatsuki 2:36
13. Itsutaiichi no Sadamu to 3:19
14. Epilogue 1:30
15. Silent Song 6:24

Queen Emeraldas OVA Original Soundtrack (http://rapidshare.com/files/160936376/Queen_Emeraldas.zip)

Argh, that woman really is a genius...

Thank you very much indeed - this replaces my very poor quality 128kbps rip that I've been struggling with for years! :D

I cannot find this CD to buy for love nor money...

Thank you very much indeed - this replaces my very poor quality 128kbps rip that I've been struggling with for years! :D

You are very welcome, it is a pleasure to me ^_____^


I cannot find this CD to buy for love nor money...
hahaha, in this thread you get this for free XDD

By the way, i have a fault in the tracks (in the name from the album) the name is Emeraldas, not Esmeraldas, sorry for this

Okay, here is the Original Soundtrack from the OVA Queen Emeraldas, enjoy everyone ^^

With how slow Rapidshare is, and how it likes to "hitch" the download every few seconds, making the dl take several hours, the wait was quite long.

But it was well worth it.

I was thinking of making a compilation of some of my favorite tracks. It wouldn't be entirely orchestral, though. Would anyone be interested in this?

Here's something I thought I'd contribute. I don't know if it classifies as Orchestral, but it's rare enough, as an OST doesn't exist for where it's from - Shadow Raiders: War Planets. I really wish an OST existed, but it doesn't, so I had to lift this myself from the credits. It's one of my favorite soundtracks for sure. Beast Wars (The show) is also on that list, which you can't get, either.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/r4ramc

And to add to that is a piece from the Hellsing OVA OST which is also excellent in my eyes, Gradus Vita.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/r3sywq

Nice tracks, thank you. :) "Shadow raiders" has an interesting ethnic rythm. "Gradus Vita" is awesome, a monumental piece. I point out that dannyfrench included it in his fabulous CHORAL PACK, HERE (http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1150183&postcount=324).


I was thinking of making a compilation of some of my favorite tracks. It wouldn't be entirely orchestral, though. Would anyone be interested in this?

Isn't this the main purpose of this thread? Of course we're interested. Please post! But as this thread is for orchestral music (with some rare exceptions) your pack should be mostly orchestral.

and plz any action anime orchestra for me to listen to

Ok, I'll post something this weekend. This week I'm very busy.


Billie: thank you very much for Esmeraldas. :) I didn't have it, so now thanks to you I have the opportunity to listen to it.

My compilation will be mostly orchestral. It will also include a lot of stuff I've either ripped myself, or have spent literally years trying to find. As I like to be very thorough, it will also be very large.

I'll check out his pack, too!

With how slow Rapidshare is, and how it likes to "hitch" the download every few seconds, making the dl take several hours, the wait was quite long.

Sorry for this, auumar T___T

Rapidshare never used to be so bad.

I plan to host my compilation on my own webspace.

dannyfrench: very nice selection! :) Thank you. We're both fond of this composer, so I posted my Toshihiko Sahashi pack, many, many pages above... And now it's your turn. Although I have to admit that your pack is far better than mine (but the thread wasn't as mature as now, then).

Tonight I'm busy, but tomorrow I'll make a presentation post to complement your great pack.

Billie: thank you very much for Esmeraldas. :) I didn't have it, so now thanks to you I have the opportunity to listen to it.
Hahaha, i got it XDDD and you are very welcome my friend arthierr

here a little track with a western-charming-stile
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fngjft

dannyfrench: very nice selection! :) Thank you. We're both fond of this composer, so I posted my Toshihiko Sahashi pack, many, many pages above... And now it's your turn. Although I have to admit that your pack is far better than mine (but the thread wasn't as mature as now, then).

Tonight I'm busy, but tomorrow I'll make a presentation post to complement your great pack.

This was the compilation I had discussed months ago, when you told me how much you hate compilations and suites. ;)

I thought it was the right time to post it - and I was deliberately holding off until his score for the latest Ultraman feature was released.

I wanted to cover a broad range of his music - not just his anime scores, but his music for the big screen, television drama, and video games. A versatile fellow, if ever there was one.


Oh what a phenomenal register of Musictracks, dannyfrench. i like your explanation to your Tracklist, so great!
I listen this music carefully and enjoy ^^, thank you very much for your upload

It's a pleasure - hope you enjoyed it. :)

I always like to talk a bit about the music, rather than simply posting it - I hope this doesn't annoy anybody too much.

I have a "Symphonic Yoko Kanno" compilation coming up - and unlike the other excellent, but erroneously titled "Selected Orchestral Works" album uploaded some months ago, this one is actually 100% orchestral! She's a thief, pure and simple - but (it has to be acknowledged) a thief of impeccable taste! -- Pretty much every note is pure gold, regardless of the original source - and so it definitely fits in with the purpose of this thread. :)

All the best, ladies and gentlemen - I'm off to bed.

I've been lurking here for a while, and I think I posted but never delivered regarding the Giant Robo anime soundtracks.

So, I decided to make up for this and actually post something this time. Feel free to skip my rambling and get to the goods. They'll be at the bottom of this post. :)

I've been a fan of the One Piece series for a few years -- both the manga and the animated adaptation.

A lot of people on fandom forums place fault on the anime at times. Being a long-running series, the budget usually isn't the best and this can reflect in the animation. Fans also bring up pacing issues employed to keep the cartoon from overtaking the original comic.

However!

I think there is one thing nearly every fan of One Piece agrees on regarding the anime -- the soundtrack.

It's an interesting and whimsical mix of orchestrated and electronic pieces, and I enjoy listening to it quite a lot.

I lost most of my One Piece stuff when I decided to reformat my drive, but as I reacquired the music I realized that a lot of it would be absolutely perfect for this thread.

So I decided to throw together a little sampler pack of One Piece's music.

There's a bit of everything in here. I labeled the songs based on what soundtrack they came from. Some come from the movies (though the movie soundtracks are used in the TV series quite often!), and some come from the few discs of music released early in the series' run of music strictly for the TV show.

I tried to keep it strictly orchestral, but some synth might have snuck in there. For tracks with more than one song included, I've cut out the non-applicable song. (However, the conversion caused a loss of quality.)

Anyway, without further ado -- the One Piece Orchestral Sampler! If this gets good reception, I may try and do some more, perhaps with specific themes.

http://sharebee.com/aadbc4e2

Thanks for posting, Spandam. :)

One Piece features some remarkable music indeed. A story based on piracy and adventure is a great base to make grand and inspiring orchestral music.

It's a good thing though to credit the composers for their fascinating music. The score of One Piece has been written by two great composers, several times quoted in this thread: Kouhei Tanaka and Shiroh Hamaguchi, both being among my favorite eastern composers. I've uploaded some cues by Shiroh Hamaguchi long ago in this thread HERE (http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1119762&postcount=68).

I'm sure the visitors of this thread who don't know this music will be delighted to listen to your compilation. That's what I try to do here, introduce new music and new composers to everybody.

Thanks again!

Ahhh, thanks for reminding me!

I think there's one track in that pack that's not composed by either, according to the bit of research I did. If I recall correctly, I marked it as Unknown but did put the name of a possible composer in the Artist field.

Heres a action packed song: Fight Of The Red Warrior (http://www.sendspace.com/file/y8l510)

Its short but its great!:)

A really great fighting atmosphere, thank you so much for this, qqqqqqwe

Here a track with a little bit pirate-caribbean-feeling ^^

Island of the King (a) (http://www.sendspace.com/file/d21jg6) from Boris Nonte

All right, as we spoke much about the Lord of the Rings, here’s another version I truly enjoy:



David Arkenstone - Music Inspired By Middle Earth
256 Kbps, 103 MB, 2001, thanks to the original releaser
http://rapidshare.com/files/81642015/www.Kold9.com__daarkMucIEath.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/81641888/www.Kold9.com__daarkMucIEath.part2.rar

Rar pass: kold9.com

Tracklist:

01|Prelude - Hobbits From The Shire
02|The Road To Rivendell
03|The Quest
4|Moria
05|Lothlorien
06|Galadriel's Mirror
07|The Riders Of Rohan
08|The Palantir
09|Arwen And Aragorn
10|To Isengard
11|In The Land Of Shadow
12|The Field Of Cormallen
13|The Grey Havens

David Arkenstone is a wonderful composer, he can compose in many different genre, including orchestral. In this album he freely expresses his own vision of the world of Tolkien. He composed a suite of themes and ambiences, creating a beautiful musical journey transporting you into Middle-Earth.

Credits go to the original uploader.

This is a great soundtrack, i love David Arkenstone, thank you so much for this fine ost, arthierr, muchas gracias, amigo ^______^

Two tracks for you guys ^________^

10 Pearl Harbor - Heart Of The Volunteer.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/tkwefc) from Hans Zimmer

Prince Waldeck's galliard.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/nhrdtk) an instrumental from Blackmore's Night

Hope you like it ^^

Information to Blackmore's Night (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackmore%27s_night)

Thanks a lot JRL3001 for the re-up.

I leave this compilation.

3 cds with the best themes for epic movies. Thanks to FRANCIS for his work.

EPICON

(http://www.subirimagenes.com/otros-folder-1410960.html)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QBLHQ25L

CD 1

1.20th Century Fox Fanfare (1933)
Fanfare
Alfred Newman

2.Captain Blood (1935)
Buccaneers
Erich Wolfgang Korngold

3.The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Main Title/Muted Fanfare
Erich Wolfgang Korngold

4.Gone with the Wind (1939)
Main Title
Max Steiner

5.The Sea Hawk (1940)
The Battle with the Galleon
Erich Wolfgang Korngold

6.The Razor’s Edge (1946)
Main Title
Alfred Newman

7.Deception (1946)
Overture
Erich Wolfgang Korngold

8.The Plymouth Adventure (1952)
Prelude (Psalm 126)/Southampton
Mikl�s R�zsa

9.Scaramouche (1952)
Prelude/Royal Signpost
Victor Young

10.The Ten Commandments (1956)
Main Title
Elmer Bernstein

11.The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
Overture
Bernard Herrmann

12. The Big Country (1958)
Main Title
Jerome Moross

13.Ben-Hur (1959)
Prelude
Mikl�s R�zsa

14.The Alamo (1960)
Overture
Dimitri Tiomkin

15.El Cid (1961)
Overture
Mikl�s R�zsa

16.Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
Main Title
Maurice Jarre

17.Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)
Main Title
Bronislau Kaper

18.Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
Prelude
Bernard Herrmann

19.The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964)
Overture
Dimitri Tiomkin

20.633 Squadron (1964)
Main Title
Ron Goodwin

21.Per qualche dollaro in pi� (1965)
Per qualche dollaro in pi�
Ennio Morricone

22. Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (1966)
Main Title
Ennio Morricone

23.The Lion in Winter (1968)
Main title
John Barry

24.Charge of the Light Brigade (1968)
Main Title
John Addison


CD 2

1.The Wind and the Lion (1975)
Main Title
Jerry Goldsmith

2.Star Wars (1977)
Main Theme
John Williams

3.Caravans (1978)
Caravan on the move
Mike Batt

4.Superman (1978)
Main Title
John Williams

5.The Lord of the Rings (1978)
The Voyage to Mordor/Theme from The Lord of the Rings
Leonard Rosenman

6.Genocide (1981)
Main Title
Elmer Bernstein

7.Masada (1981)
Main Title/Episode One
Jerry Goldsmith

8.Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Anvil of Crom
Basil Poledouris

9.Silverado (1985)
Main Title
Bruce Broughton

10.Flesh+Blood (1985)
Main Title
Basil Poledouris

11.Lionheart (1987)
King Richard
Jerry Goldsmith

12.Farewell to the King (1989)
Night of the Living
Basil Poledouris

13.Glory (1989)
A call to arms
James Horner

14.Henry V (1989)
‘Non nobis, Domine’
Patrick Doyle

15.The Untouchables (1989)
The Untouchables
Ennio Morricone

16.Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)
Finale
Jean-Claude Petit

17.The Hunt for Red October (1990)
Hymn to Red October
Basil Poledouris

18. Shogun Mayeda (1992)
On to new adventures
John Scott


CD 3

1.The Last of the Mohicans (1992)
Main Title/Elk Hunt
Trevor Jones

2.Braveheart (1994)
‘Freedom’/Execution/Bannockburn
James Horner

3.First Knight (1995)
End Credits
Jerry Goldsmith

4.Cutthroat Island (1995)
Main Title & Morgan’s Ride
John Debney

5.Hamlet (1996)
‘Go bid the soldiers shoot’
Patrick Doyle

6.Dragonheart (1996)
The World of the Heart/Main Titles
Randy Edelman

7.Mononoke Hime (Princess Mononoke) (1997)
The Legend of Ashitaka
Joe Hisaishi

8.Les Mis�rables (1998)
Flight from Vigau
Basil Poledouris

9.The 13th Warrior (1999)
The Warriors
Jerry Goldsmith

10.Ogniem i mieczem (1999)
Piesn heleny
Krzesimir Debski

11.Watership Down (1999)
The beginning (Overture)
Mike Batt

12.The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
Minas Tirith
Howard Shore

13.Stara basn (2003)
Atak Kmieci
Krzesimir Debski

14.The Last Samurai (2003)
Red Warrior
Hans Zimmer

15.Troy (rejected) (2004)
Battle of the Arrows
Gabriel Yared

16.The Passion of the Christ (2004)
Resurrection
John Debney

17.Star Wars. Episode III: The Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Battle of the Heroes
John Williams

18.La Plan�te Blanche (2006)
Les festin des baleines
Bruno Coulais

A 20 minute song by Iwasaki Taku: Standing in the Sunset Glow (http://www.sendspace.com/file/cucaeg)

qqqqqqwe:

I love Iwasaki's more tender side - he doesn't show it nearly often enough. Thank you! What series is this from?

garcia27:

Amazing!

I can say no more - thank you, too!

wow, great uploads O.O, thank you qqqqqqwe and garcia27, it's so awesome

one track from David Arkenstone -> The Secret Wedding (http://www.sendspace.com/file/6d1rpt)
I hope one of the (girls) boys or (women) men in this thread like celtic ^^ XD

qqqqqqwe:

I love Iwasaki's more tender side - he doesn't show it nearly often enough. Thank you! What series is this from?

It's from Now And Then, Here And There
Now and Then, Here and There (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_and_then_here_and_there)

wow, great uploads O.O, thank you qqqqqqwe and garcia27, it's so awesome

one track from David Arkenstone -> The Secret Wedding (http://www.sendspace.com/file/6d1rpt)
I hope one of the (girls) boys or (women) men in this thread like celtic ^^ XD

I'm sorry, but this doesn't even come close to the perfection of Horner and the LSO. Someone post the real version, quick!

I'm sorry, but this doesn't even come close to the perfection of Horner and the LSO. Someone post the real version, quick!

Say the words 'thank you' or 'please' something to you? I will not critism your manners, but the word 'quick' sound in my ears really harsh.
Sorry for that point

Oh no! Now it's too late!

Auggggg....

i thought this thread its called epic action orchestra music all i see is orchestra music slow and themes action action like the movie man says action so wheres the action

i thought this thread its called epic action orchestra music all i see is orchestra music slow and themes action action like the movie man says action so wheres the action

Wow, way to disrespect every single person who's contributed to this thread! No offensive, but what have you contributed, except barely coherent rudeness, and complaints?

Anyway, the thread has clearly evolved beyond the original title - which is actually "THE BIG ORCHESTRAL ACTION MUSIC THREAD!" - not "epic action orchestra music" - the original poster has made this point completely clear in the very first post of the thread. This thread is mostly about good music. The gentleman even posted a pack especially for you (in response to more your brusque rudeness) and you told him you hated every single bit of it. Forgive me if I don't pay you a great deal of respect.

Finally, there *is* a great deal of action music being posted - I posted a massive bunch of it myself in the Sahashi pack just two days ago...


Say the words 'thank you' or 'please' something to you? I will not critism your manners, but the word 'quick' sound in my ears really harsh.
Sorry for that point

I believe it's quite clear that the gentleman was being ironic. It's fairly obvious what he was getting at and why he phrased it like that. His post was ambiguous, but I think yours was a little condescending.

AND NOW: To keep everybody happy - here's the original piece from Braveheart - "The Secret Wedding" as composed and conducted by James Horner, and performed by The London Symphony Orchestra...

http://sharebee.com/c8c34000

Streichorchester died. I am his guardian angel posting in his place. Apparently someone posted a mediocre rendition of music from one of his most favourite soundtracks of all time and he went crazy and started listening to The Dark Knight until, well, he just... faded away.

May flights of angels sing thee to thy rest:

http://sharebee.com/35e3e02b

Come back to us - I've posted the original! Let the sounds of cheesy synthesisers disappear into the mists of time, and the dulcet tones of real musicians carry you back to life on a cloud of ecstacy!

Heh. As expected from the one they call Danny the French. But you will have to defeat me first! En garde!

http://sharebee.com/6c3d7450

Streichorchester died.

Oh no, not die because of my condescending answer, i really apologize to you, so sorry -____-'''

Humour on the internet is a dangerous game, isn't it... ;)

Edit.

oh thanks for the tracks, qqqqqqwe *huggle*

@dannyfrench
Yeah, it is a dangerous game XD, sorry for the scene ^_________^

@streichorchester
sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry ^___________^, you may not die, okay XDD *hug*

a little track for you
01 Robin Hood Theme.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/oznh6q)

No apologies are necessary - in fact I owe you one. I was condescending to you. It was unintentional... :)

Andy Price's Robin Hood is a fine score. Wish there was a volume 2. Thanks for your post :)

Glad that everybody is friend again! ;)

Billie: your Island of Kings is quite a superb epic piece; the choral part really adds some greatness. I really like this one. Heart Of The Volunteer is a nice moving piece, it sounds like a requiem (well, maybe it is…). Thank you for your great posts. :) I'll try the one you just posted and comment later.


Qqqqqqwe: the Iwasaki piece is fantastic! I really like this composer and quite appreciate the fact you posted a piece played by a real orchestra. Thank you very much. :)

I point out that I gave a link to a similar score composed by him, the music is in the same style: tender, delicate, emotional...
BINCHOU-TAN OST - Taku Iwasaki (thanks to kinslayer6) (http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1153880&postcount=353)

a little track for you
01 Robin Hood Theme.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/oznh6q)

Michael Kamen? You knew that already? It's as if...

I guess I have no choice. Final attack! Hidden secret technique Trevor Jones no jutsu!!

http://sharebee.com/851f9139

Streichorchester's soul is mine. Mine, I tells ya! You can't have him back.

A-N-D-Y P-R-I-C-E

;)

Streich: Sorry to use the ultimate weapon, but your Jones required it.

Behold the power of my John Williams:

John Williams - The Land Race.mp3
http://www.sendspace.com/file/deve81

Here is Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem from Trinity And Beyond soundtrack - Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem (http://rapidshare.com/files/161586576/Hiroshima_Nagasaki_Requiem.rar)
it starts slow but get ready to be thrilled, when the orchestra blasts and the choir kicks in.

No apologies are necessary - in fact I owe you one. I was condescending to you. It was unintentional... :)

Hehehe XD it's alright ^_______^


Andy Price's Robin Hood is a fine score. Wish there was a volume 2. Thanks for your post :)
I'm glad that you like it, are you wish another one? ^^

Here is Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem from Trinity And Beyond soundtrack - Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem (http://rapidshare.com/files/161586576/Hiroshima_Nagasaki_Requiem.rar)
it starts slow but get ready to be thrilled, when the orchestra blasts and the choir kicks in.

This is truly a phenomenal score. My favorite cue is Deus Vult (cmposed by Lennie Moore), I included it in my choral pack.

I leave this compilation.

3 cds with the best themes for epic movies. Thanks to FRANCIS for his work.

EPICON

(http://www.subirimagenes.com/otros-folder-1410960.html)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QBLHQ25L



Garcia, once again you posted a monumental pack in this thread. I'm totally fond of epic orchestral music, as many visitors and posters here. So your contribution will once again make MANY people happy.

The tracklist is really, really appetizing! Yummy!

Thanks a million! :)

ok, another one from my side, enjoy

11-Castlevania Rock (Live).mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/baehsi) from 'Music from Video Games Live'

Fatal Fury (The Motion Picture) (1994)
This score – one of Sahashi’s first - feels slightly more active than most of Sahashi’s music – whereas his style is usually broad, stately, and powerful, Fatal Fury is a little more playful and busy – in a way, it feels reminiscent of John Williams’ orchestral acrobatics. It is also notable as the only Sahashi score I am aware of to include a (small) real choir.

Listen to Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny ost III. I included a piece of it in my choral pack.

You need your daily dose of Goldsmith? :)

This is the track "Final Flight" from Night Crossing soundtrack - Final Flight (http://rapidshare.com/files/161601396/Final_Flight.rar)

Edit.

hey guys i didnt mean to be mean just pointing out something sorry if i upset anyone hey im making an album with epic tracks i have to

Wow, way to disrespect every single person who's contributed to this thread! No offensive, but what have you contributed, except barely coherent rudeness, and complaints?

Anyway, the thread has clearly evolved beyond the original title - which is actually "THE BIG ORCHESTRAL ACTION MUSIC THREAD!" - not "epic action orchestra music" - the original poster has made this point completely clear in the very first post of the thread. This thread is mostly about good music. The gentleman even posted a pack especially for you (in response to more your brusque rudeness) and you told him you hated every single bit of it. Forgive me if I don't pay you a great deal of respect.

Finally, there *is* a great deal of action music being posted - I posted a massive bunch of it myself in the Sahashi pack just two days ago...



I believe it's quite clear that the gentleman was being ironic. It's fairly obvious what he was getting at and why he phrased it like that. His post was ambiguous, but I think yours was a little condescending.

AND NOW: To keep everybody happy - here's the original piece from Braveheart - "The Secret Wedding" as composed and conducted by James Horner, and performed by The London Symphony Orchestra...

http://sharebee.com/c8c34000



whers this ablum you uploaded show me plz

You need your daily dose of Goldsmith? :)

This is the track "Final Flight" from Night Crossing soundtrack - Final Flight (http://rapidshare.com/files/161601396/Final_Flight.rar)

That piece is awesome! Thank you.

May I ask if you can kindly upload the full score, Sanico? I just red a review of the movie and it seems to be a Disney adventure movie, wich means very probably: great epic score!

Thank you in advance! :)

Listen to Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny ost III. I included a piece of it in my choral pack.

Quite right, sir - I stand corrected! :)


You need your daily dose of Goldsmith? This is the track "Final Flight" from Night Crossing soundtrack

One of my favourite cues from one of my favourite Goldsmith scores. (I say "one of" because for Jerry, I can never choose a favourite above all else - everything is just so perfect...)


hey guys i didnt mean to be mean just pointing out something sorry if i upset anyone hey im making an album with epic tracks i have to

OK, I'm sorry if I was a bit snitchy. It's just that I see a lot of people making a lot of effort in here, and pretty much all you do is complain because it's not all to your liking, and demand more.

Your tastes seem to be very particular, and it's difficult to know what you'll like - I think everybody would like to help you, but it's hard to know just what you're after when all you've said to the last pack was "I didn't like any of them!" and then reappear minutes later saying "Where is the action music?!" -- there's a lot of brilliant stuff here, but some of the best stuff you don't seem to have noticed - possibly because you expect a different kind of "epic action" than what the majority of us are posting. You'd do very well to just download everything, to be honest - there's bound to be something in there you'll fancy.

That piece is awesome! Thank you.

May I ask if you can kindly upload the full score, Sanico? I just red a review of the movie and it seems to be a Disney adventure movie, wich means very probably: great epic score!

Thank you in advance! :)

It's Jerry - what more do you need?

Second that - the rest of the score is magificent. If Sanico doesn't wish to upload it, I'm willing.

Just a little reminder:

This thread is devoted to Orchestral Music, which means:

- Music played by a real symphonic orchestra (even a small one),

OR

- Music composed in an orchestral style (but in that case not necessarily by real musicians, like for instance most scores by Sakimoto)

So if a cue isn't in one of these categories it's not meant to be posted here. There are other threads where you can post it. This is not a reproach, only a quick reminder of the speciality of this thread.

That piece is awesome! Thank you.

May I ask if you can kindly upload the full score, Sanico? I just red a review of the movie and it seems to be a Disney adventure movie, wich means very probably: great epic score!

Thank you in advance! :)

No problem.
I'm uploading the full score right now.

-- EDIT --
I've just finished to upload Night Crossing soundtrack
This is a marvellous Jerry soundtrack. Enjoy everyone.


Night Crossing
19 Tracks @192Kbps

(http://rapidshare.com/files/161636433/Night_Crossing.rar)

so can i upload anything for anyone

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3k6ih5 here you go i upload my favourite 3 songs for you all to listen to tell me please what you think and if you like ill upload more there i uploaded to

Edit.

Meh, megaupload isn't even giving me a webpage, so I can't download Epicon.

Here's something I found fairly recently when looking through mods. I have no idea where it's from, although it's clearly Star Wars related. It's one of the many tracks that'll be in my compilation.

Republic Commando Medley (http://staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/AEMIntro2.mp3)

Thanks for all these wonderful epic score and songs.

Here is Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem from Trinity And Beyond soundtrack - Hiroshima/Nagasaki Requiem (http://rapidshare.com/files/161586576/Hiroshima_Nagasaki_Requiem.rar)
it starts slow but get ready to be thrilled, when the orchestra blasts and the choir kicks in.

This score is awesomely orchestrated and performed, but it also borrows a lot from Mahler, Prokofiev, and Herrmann. Oh well, still very good stuff. And yeah, the Requiem bit is genius. I think Lennie Moore helped out a bit with this one too. You can see the similarities to his Outcast score (also performed by the Moscow Symphony.)

hey guys in the vgm hunt thread i requested this but i thought id post it here too

Tour de Japon - Final Fantasy Orchestrated Performance
http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=MY3R5Q7I

because this is AMAZING :)
Ronfaure is my favourite piece by far as i suspected it would be. amazing adaptations!

*big thanks to arthierr for original posting of link*

Would Quigley Down Under count? That OST is freakin Amazing Basil P.

ill upload it right now for tomorrow mornin~

Oh wow, so much great pieces, thank you for these, sanico, thomasdaly, qqqqqqwe and melkoret.

@melkoret
ronfaure is my favourite, too. It's so epic and great, but i love all tracks in this soundtrack and the Theme of Love is so warm, emotional and melancholic, in one word it is soooo beautiful!

02-Main Title.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/crjadw) from the Movie 'Robin Hood - Men in Tights'

hey guys in the vgm hunt thread i requested this but i thought id post it here too

Tour de Japon - Final Fantasy Orchestrated Performance
http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=MY3R5Q7I

because this is AMAZING :)
Ronfaure is my favourite piece by far as i suspected it would be. amazing adaptations!

*big thanks to arthierr for original posting of link*

Melkoret: Thank you for posting Tour de Japon - Final Fantasy Orchestrated Performance here! Good idea.

Here’s the cover:

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Also, I very much recommend this page, where you have YOUTUBE links to ALL the tracks in video. Very impressive!
http://scottthong.wordpress.com/2007/04/26/tour-de-japon-music-from-final-fantasy/


Nobuo Uematsu takes the baton in the last piece


Quigley Down Under is indeed a very nice score and is totally welcome!

Billie: What the…!!!! You have ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS?!? I had it long ago but the cd got scratched. I just adore this score, the piece you posted is magnificent, and Marian’s theme is one of the most beautiful melodies I’ve heard.

*PLEASE* post the whole album!!!


Auumar: Republic Commando Medley is really good, very epic, powerful and rhythmic (much inspired by Holst, which is a very good reference). Thank you for posting it!


Sanico: Thanks a bunch for Night Crossing. I realize that there are some great scores I didn’t try. This one is totally new to me. What a miss it was!!


qqqqqqwe: Ys Heaven's Sanctuary 4: JDKE is great and really belongs to this thread. Thanks for this superb, very inspired piece.


thomasdaly: Ah! At last you post something! Wishing Upon the Chaos Emeralds is a gracious and fascinating piece, good choice. I alreasy posted the Venable track in one of my hard beat orchestra pack. Thank you!

Okay, you must have this, you needed this, you can't live without this *hypnotize you* XDD
here it is my own compilation for you all, enjoy

01. Finale from DragonHeart, Composer: Randy Edelman 5:30
02. Romantic Marian from Robin Hood, Men in Tights, Composer: Hummie Mann 0:49
03. Winnebago - MegaMaid from Spaceballs, Composer: John Morris 2:25
04. Main Title (alternate) from Young Sherlock Holmes, Composer: Bruce Broughton 1:59
05. Age of Magic from Merlin, Composer: Trevor Jones 14:33
06. Recovery from Conan, the Barbarian, Composer: Basil Poledouris 2:11
07. The Water Horse (Main) from The Water Horse, Composer: James Newton-Howard 1:13
08. The Sword Maker from 13th Warrior, Composer: Jerry Goldsmith 2:10
09. Back to the Future from Back to the Future I, Composer: Alan Silvestri 3:20
10. As One Tales End...from Forbidden Kingdom, Composer: David Buckley 2:45
11. End Credits from Braveheart, Composer: James Horner 7:15

Billie's Little Compilation.zip (http://www.sendspace.com/file/0buvv1)

Two of my favourites~

Quigly Down Under
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http://www.melkoret.com/music2/Quigley%20Down%20Under.rar
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Saving Private Ryan
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http://merlin.pl/Saving-Private-Ryan-Szeregowiec-Ryan-OST,images_big,4,P4500462.jpg
http://www.melkoret.com/music2/1998%20Saving%20Private%20Ryan%20-%20John%20Williams.rar
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I also feel inclined to state, that I never download individual tracks from this site lol, i unno part of my OCD Mentalness of needing the full album, and i dont wanna miss out :P

So erm, feel free to try and upload any full orchestral albums :D
Ill be trying to uplad more of mine here with permanent working links from my private server~ Though i dont have too much too offer at all

Here I leave other nice compilation. Sorry that some tags are in spanish.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HV5JOLP3

CD1:
Terence Blanchard 25Th Hour
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
Georges Delerue Crimes Of The Heart
James Newton-Howard Blood Diamonds
Michael Giacchino Lost (First Season)
John Williams Episode Ii Attack Of The Clones
Thomas Newman Road To Perdition
Danny Elfman Hulk
Basil Poledouris Pianos Themes Of Basil Poledouris
Roque Ba�os Alatriste
John Williams Star Wars: La Amenaza Fantasma
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
John Williams Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone
Desconocido Desconocido
Elmer Bernstein Matar A Un Ruise�or
Howard Shore The Phellowship Of The Ring
James Newton-Howard El Sexto Sentido
Desconocido Shadow Of The Colossus
John Powell Happy Feet
Desconocido The Host
Bill Conti Gloria
James Horner Legends Of The Fall

CD2
Joe Hisaishi Brother
Taro Iwasiro Onimusha 2 Orchestra Album
Ennio Morricone Cinema Paradiso
Hans Zimmer Batman Begins
John Williams Star Wars: The Revenge Of The Sith
Gordon Bennit The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
John Williams E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Nino Rota Romeo Y Julieta
El Lago Azul Basil Poledouris
John Williams Memoirs Of A Geisha
John Powell Happy Feet
John Williams Desconocido
Harry Gregson-Williams Sinbad Y La Leyenda De Los Siete Mares
Thomas Newman The Green Mile
Bill Conti Gloria
Michael Giacchino Medal Of Honor
Nigel Hess Desconocido
Hans Zimmer The Last Samurai

CD3
James Newton-Howard Dinosaurio
Bill Conti Gloria
John Powell X-Men: The Last Stand
James Horner Titanic
Desconocido Desconocido
Trevor Jones Campo De Batalla La Tierra
Kazmareck Infiel
Alan Menken The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
Elmer Bernstein Lejos Del Cielo
James Newton-Howard El Protegido
Michael Giacchino Lost
John Williams Lost Work
Patrick Doyle Henry V
John Williams Jane Eyre
Hans Zimmer El �ltimo Samur�i
John Williams Schindler's List
John Powell Happy Feet
Michael Giacchino Medal Of Honor
James Newton-Howard Viven

CD4
Michael Giacchino Mission Impossible 3
Hans Zimmer Prince Of Egypt
Noubuo Uematsu Final Fantasy
Harry Gregson-Williams Kingdom Of Heaven
James Horner Titanic
R. Sakamoto Desconocido
James Newton-Howard Se�ales
Dario Marianelli Pride & Prejudice
John Williams Munich
Joe Hisaishi Psycho Horror Night
Thomas Newman The Green Mile
James Newton Howard King Kong
Thomas Newman El Buen Alem�n
James Newton-Howard Viven
B. Rosemberg Half Ligth
Marco Beltrami Hellboy
James Newton-Howard El Protegido
Joe Hisaishi Concerto Desconocido
Basil Poledouris Los Miserables
Elliot Goldenthal Michael Collins
Kyle Eastwood Cartas Desde Iwo- Jima

CD5
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
Desconocido Desconocido
Hans Zimmer Wings Of Film: The Music Of Hans Zimmer Live
Mateo Pascual Commandos
James Newton Howard The Village
John Williams Episodio I : La Amenaza Fantasma
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
James Horner Titanic
John Williams Home Alone [Original Soundtrack]
James Newton Howard Se�ales
Bruno Coulais Himalaya
T. Iwashiro Kenshin El Guerrero Samur�i
Jerry Goldsmith Rudy
Joe Hisaishi Spirited Away
Noubuo Uematsu Final Fantasy
Mychael Danna Natividad
John Williams Desconocido
Michael Giacchino Lost
Basil Poledouris Los Miserables

CD6
John Powell X-Men: The Last Stand
John Williams Home Alone
Steve Burke Kameo: Elements Of Power
Bill Conti El Secreto De Thomas Crown
John Williams Episode Iii - La Venganza De Los Sith
Joe Hisaishi Psycho Horror Night
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
John Williams E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Basil Poledouris Starship Troopers
James Newton Howard Lady In The Water
John Williams Episode Iii - La Venganza De Los Sith
Aaron Zigman Flicka
Pfeifer Broz Casino Royale
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
Joe Hisaishi Hana-Bi
John Williams Hook
Philip Glass Notes On The Scandal
Howard Shore Esdla - La Comunidad Del Anillo
Desconocido Matar A Un Rey
Desconocido Shadow Of The Colossus
John Williams Jurassic Park

Enjoy!

Here I leave other nice compilation. Sorry that some tags are in spanish.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HV5JOLP3

CD1:
Terence Blanchard 25Th Hour
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
Georges Delerue Crimes Of The Heart
James Newton-Howard Blood Diamonds
Michael Giacchino Lost (First Season)
John Williams Episode Ii Attack Of The Clones
Thomas Newman Road To Perdition
Danny Elfman Hulk
Basil Poledouris Pianos Themes Of Basil Poledouris
Roque Ba�os Alatriste
John Williams Star Wars: La Amenaza Fantasma
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
John Williams Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone
Desconocido Desconocido
Elmer Bernstein Matar A Un Ruise�or
Howard Shore The Phellowship Of The Ring
James Newton-Howard El Sexto Sentido
Desconocido Shadow Of The Colossus
John Powell Happy Feet
Desconocido The Host
Bill Conti Gloria
James Horner Legends Of The Fall

CD2
Joe Hisaishi Brother
Taro Iwasiro Onimusha 2 Orchestra Album
Ennio Morricone Cinema Paradiso
Hans Zimmer Batman Begins
John Williams Star Wars: The Revenge Of The Sith
Gordon Bennit The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
John Williams E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Nino Rota Romeo Y Julieta
El Lago Azul Basil Poledouris
John Williams Memoirs Of A Geisha
John Powell Happy Feet
John Williams Desconocido
Harry Gregson-Williams Sinbad Y La Leyenda De Los Siete Mares
Thomas Newman The Green Mile
Bill Conti Gloria
Michael Giacchino Medal Of Honor
Nigel Hess Desconocido
Hans Zimmer The Last Samurai

CD3
James Newton-Howard Dinosaurio
Bill Conti Gloria
John Powell X-Men: The Last Stand
James Horner Titanic
Desconocido Desconocido
Trevor Jones Campo De Batalla La Tierra
Kazmareck Infiel
Alan Menken The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
Elmer Bernstein Lejos Del Cielo
James Newton-Howard El Protegido
Michael Giacchino Lost
John Williams Lost Work
Patrick Doyle Henry V
John Williams Jane Eyre
Hans Zimmer El �ltimo Samur�i
John Williams Schindler's List
John Powell Happy Feet
Michael Giacchino Medal Of Honor
James Newton-Howard Viven

CD4
Michael Giacchino Mission Impossible 3
Hans Zimmer Prince Of Egypt
Noubuo Uematsu Final Fantasy
Harry Gregson-Williams Kingdom Of Heaven
James Horner Titanic
R. Sakamoto Desconocido
James Newton-Howard Se�ales
Dario Marianelli Pride & Prejudice
John Williams Munich
Joe Hisaishi Psycho Horror Night
Thomas Newman The Green Mile
James Newton Howard King Kong
Thomas Newman El Buen Alem�n
James Newton-Howard Viven
B. Rosemberg Half Ligth
Marco Beltrami Hellboy
James Newton-Howard El Protegido
Joe Hisaishi Concerto Desconocido
Basil Poledouris Los Miserables
Elliot Goldenthal Michael Collins
Kyle Eastwood Cartas Desde Iwo- Jima

CD5
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
Desconocido Desconocido
Hans Zimmer Wings Of Film: The Music Of Hans Zimmer Live
Mateo Pascual Commandos
James Newton Howard The Village
John Williams Episodio I : La Amenaza Fantasma
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
James Horner Titanic
John Williams Home Alone [Original Soundtrack]
James Newton Howard Se�ales
Bruno Coulais Himalaya
T. Iwashiro Kenshin El Guerrero Samur�i
Jerry Goldsmith Rudy
Joe Hisaishi Spirited Away
Noubuo Uematsu Final Fantasy
Mychael Danna Natividad
John Williams Desconocido
Michael Giacchino Lost
Basil Poledouris Los Miserables

CD6
John Powell X-Men: The Last Stand
John Williams Home Alone
Steve Burke Kameo: Elements Of Power
Bill Conti El Secreto De Thomas Crown
John Williams Episode Iii - La Venganza De Los Sith
Joe Hisaishi Psycho Horror Night
Basil Poledouris Conan The Barbarian
John Williams E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Basil Poledouris Starship Troopers
James Newton Howard Lady In The Water
John Williams Episode Iii - La Venganza De Los Sith
Aaron Zigman Flicka
Pfeifer Broz Casino Royale
Anne Dudley El D�cimo Reino
Joe Hisaishi Hana-Bi
John Williams Hook
Philip Glass Notes On The Scandal
Howard Shore Esdla - La Comunidad Del Anillo
Desconocido Matar A Un Rey
Desconocido Shadow Of The Colossus
John Williams Jurassic Park

Enjoy!

Melkoret: Great posts, thanks! :D I'd really appreciate that you edit your post to add the covers, if you can.


garcia27: what can I say? Astonishing post, as usual! People will have hours and hours of great orchestral music to enjoy thanks to you.
Thanks a bunch! http://smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Respect/number-one-45.gif


Billie: What an adorable little compilation! Thank you for posting, I'll gladly listen to it and post some comments later.
This time it's my turn to give you a kiss. http://smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Amour/slove2.gif

Billie: What an adorable little compilation! Thank you for posting, I'll gladly listen to it and post some comments later.
This time it's my turn to give you a kiss. http://smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Amour/slove2.gif
*grien* Thank you for the kiss *blush* :love:
I upload for you Robin Hood, Men in Tights ^_______^

my friend arthierr here is for you: Robin Hood, Men in Tights

http://a0.vox.com/6a00cd9700115b4cd500d414267260685e-320pi

01. MARIAN duet version
02. MAIN TITLE
03. SHERWOOD FOREST RAP #1
04. ESCAPE FROM KAHLIL PRISON
05. ROBIN'S PLEDGE/THE GREAT VOYAGE
06. STICK FIGHT WITH LITTLE JOHN
07. PRINCE JOHN'S PARTY/ROBIN'S ENTRANCE
08. THE GREAT HALL FIGHT
09. MEN IN TIGHTS
10. THE WITCH IN THE TOWER
11. VILLAGER'S TRAINING SEQUENCE
12. THE NIGHT IS YOUNG
13. ROMANTIC MARIAN
14. ROYAL COUNTRY FAYRE/THE ABBOTT'S MARCH
15. VILLAGERS TO THE RESCUE
16. THE WEDDING
17. MARIAN solo version
18. SHERWOOD FOREST RAP #2

Robin Hood - Men In Tights (http://www.sendspace.com/file/2uou7m)

Thank you verymuch, Billie. :) I really appreciate. This is an awesome score and Hummie Mann is a great composer yet sadly underrated.

Thank you verymuch, Billie. :) I really appreciate. This is an awesome score and Hummie Mann is a great composer yet sadly underrated.

You are very welcome, arthierr ^^
Yes, the music from Hummie Mann was awesome, here is his homepage:
http://www.hummiemann.com

This score is awesomely orchestrated and performed, but it also borrows a lot from Mahler, Prokofiev, and Herrmann. Oh well, still very good stuff. And yeah, the Requiem bit is genius. I think Lennie Moore helped out a bit with this one too. You can see the similarities to his Outcast score (also performed by the Moscow Symphony.)

Well, as we speak of it, here it is:

http://d.imagehost.org/0271/vceinc01-store_1943_2646879.gif

Trinity and Beyond (The Atomic Bomb Movie) - William T. Stromberg (320k)
http://rapidshare.com/files/101363584/TaBcbr.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/101367178/TaBcbr.part2.rar

Music Composed and Co-orchestrated by William T. Stromberg; Conducted by William T. Stromberg; Addtionall Music by John Morgan, Lennie Moore and Edgardo Simone; Co-orchestrated by John Morgan, Lennie Moore and Edgardo Simone; Performed by The Moscow Symphony Orchestra.

"An acclaimed documentary about the development of nuclear weapons charting the progress of mankind's most destructive idea from the first tests in the New Mexico desert through China's development of its own bombs, Trinity and Beyond is narrated by William Shatner and attracted praise from all quarters on its release in 1997. Directed by Peter Kuran, who made his name as a visual effects man at Industrial Light and Magic (working on Star Wars was something of a big break!), he saw good music as being paramount to his film and so wisely enlisted the services of William Stromberg, not a household name to the general public, but certainly one to lovers of classic film scores." (From Moviewave)

01. Monument Site / TNT Test (3′00)
02. Newsreel Part 1 & 2 (2′44)
03. Fat Man & Little Boy (1′49)
04. Hiroshima / Nagasaki Requiem (3′31)
05. Crossroads (1′18)
06. Armada Annihilation (2′13)
07. Deus Vult (2′19)
08. Nautical Graveyard (1′58)
09. Operation Sandstone (2′20)
10. Improved Stockpile Bomb (1′10)
11. Russian Parade (1′05)
12. Operation Ranger Able (2′22)
13. Operation Greenhouse (1′10)
14. Boosting With Tritium / The George Device (2′42)
15. Precursor Of Grable (2′32)
16. Castle Bravo (3′40)
17. Operation Wigwam (1′28)
18. Thermonuclear Cherokee (1′59)
19. The Hood Device (2′48)
20. Operation Hardtack / Teak And Orange (3′23)
21. Russian Monster Bomb / Operation Dominic (3′07)
22. Christmas Island Test (2′18)
23. Thor Missile Tests (2′59)
24. Chinese Work Song / Chinese Army (3′31)

Total Playing Time: 57′26

You are very welcome, arthierr ^^
Yes, the music from Hummie Mann was awesome, here is his homepage:
http://www.hummiemann.com

Oh, yes! This website is great because you can actually listen to SEVENTEEN SUPERB SUITES in the AUDIO CLIPS (http://www.hummiemann.com/gallery.asp) section, FOR FREE!

I encourage everybody to visit the site of this great composer and enjoy his great music.

And if you appreciate it would be nice to leave a kind word telling how much you like his beautiful music.

Thank you very much, arthierr, i like william stromberg, the soundtrack The Adventures of Robin Hood, the old movie with Basil Rathbone and Errol Flynn was conducted by him, but the original soundtrack was from Erich Wolfgang Korngold
here is a little track from the soundtrack 'The Adventures of Robin Hood'
01-Main Title - Muted Fanfare.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/9zl4o1)

arthierr or anyone got action orchestra i need it so much bout 20 tracks plus

Yeah, I'll post a pack tonight. But remember to be polite and say "thank you" this time.

oh arthierr, you are so awesome ^_________^
i admire your music-packs, so great music, i am looking forward to listen to *huggle*

Yeah, I'll post a pack tonight. But remember to be polite and say "thank you" this time.

im sorry thank you

arthierr, how about to bring the lot of links together in the first post in this thread? What do you think? Or not so good?

here one track for my friends in this thread ^^
12 Rogue Hunter.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/oorei6) from Scott Marcussen

I'm still looking forward to that long-due choral pack of yours, arthierr ;)

Although mine is pretty much a choral pack with some alternate stuff in it at this rate. I suspect the content will be completely different, though.

Journey to Celestis.mp3 (www.staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/14 - Journey To Celestis.mp3)

Hello ladies and gents - just a quick one today as I'm a bit strapped for time. :)

I can pretty much guarantee that nobody has ever heard this one before. It's the 1990 theme tune to BBC Radio Suffolk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffolk). It's not used any more (it was replaced around 1997) and was never released - this track comes from one of the playout CDs as used by the DJ live on the air.

I would imagine that the full piece was heard very rarely - possibly only during technical problems, or poorly timed startups - a pity, because it's a wonderful piece - a fine seven minute symphony.

Anyway - here you go. The composer is Paul Hart. The orchestra and conductor are both uncredited - I would imagine it's one of the BBC's in-house symphony orchestras, but who knows?

BBC Radio Suffolk: Main Theme
Composed by Paul Hart

http://sharebee.com/24f116df

Here’s another requested pack. So you want some epic? You want to have some goosebumps? You want to taste the awesomeness? Then listen to my:

LAST BATTLE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC COMPILATION





Akifumi Tada - Final Fantasy Unlimited - Demon Sword.mp3
Dolce Triade - Last Exile Ost - Naval Affair.mp3
Hikaru Nanase - Noein - Shangri-La Futatabi.mp3
Hikaru Nanase - Scrapped Princess - Dragoon No Tatakai.mp3
Kasamatsu Kouji - Gankutsuou - Montecristo.mp3
Kouhei Tanaka - Bastard!! - Gekitou.mp3
Kouhei Tanaka - Busou Renkin - Hangeki.mp3
Matsuo Hayato - Hellsing Ova - Feuerkreuz.mp3
Michiru Oshima - Fullmetal Alchemist the Conqueror of Shambala - Evanescence.mp3
Nakagawa Koutarou - Gun X Sword - Knowledge and Strength.mp3
Oohashi Eriko - The Third ~Aoi Hitomi No Shoujo~ - Shuugeki.mp3
Reijiro Koroku - Kessen III - Battle -Oda Army-.mp3
Satou Naoki - Eureka Seven - Sentou Kuuiki.mp3
Satou Naoki - Sword of the Stranger - Kingdom.mp3
Seiji Yokoyama - Saint Seiya VII - Time of Destruction.mp3
Shiro Sagisu - Music from Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone - Showdown.mp3
Shiroh Hamaguchi - kiddy grade - Crisis.mp3
Toshihiko Sahashi - Black Blood Brothers - Jouka.mp3
Toshihiko Sahashi - Blue Stinger - Jasukoni.mp3
Wada Kaoru - Record of Lodoss War - Kokui Ni Idomu Konketsu.mp3
Yamashita Kousuke - Dragonaut -The Resonance- - Meiun Wo Kake.mp3

http://rapidshare.com/files/162249218/LAST_BATTLE_ANIME_MUSIC_COMPILATION.zip

It’s a selection of cues which are generally used for a big battle versus a gigantic, mighty, ferocious foe, usually a Boss or the Last Boss. All cues come from anime scores. Needless to say this pack is loaded with epic, grandiose and powerful cues. The intensity of some of them is just amazing!


Another very interesting thing to try: you should listen to this compilation while watching this video:
DMC4 Berial Boss Battle in DMD + Cut Scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT2AZ3SjHAc
This scene really matches the music and thus gives you a richer and more accurate experience. You’ll even probably have some goose pimples while playing the music during the video! Quite fun!


EDIT: I just noticed that Sagisu Shirou - EVANGELION 1.0 YOU ARE (NOT) ALONE - Showdown.mp3 is corrupted. Sorry, here's a clean version:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rgptik

arthierr or anyone got action orchestra i need it so much bout 20 tracks plus

I got what you need bro, but it will be $20 a hit.

Thank you so much arthierr, you are one of the best ^^

arthierr, how about to bring the lot of links together in the first post in this thread? What do you think? Or not so good?

here one track for my friends in this thread ^^
12 Rogue Hunter.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/oorei6) from Scott Marcussen

Good idea, really, thanks for proposing, but it would be way too complicated to list all tracks and packs posted here (this thread is HUGE!), and if I do this only for my packs it would be unfair for the other posters.

Also I consider this thread more like a journal where people get each day new stuff to read and download (of course they can consult older posts - and they do!). By difference to some other threads where you have the main content in frontpage and then some comments and requests.


Rogue Hunter is very nice, it has a modern feel, like it could be used in a movie like Blade Runner. Thanks!


Hope you like my last pack! ;)

Good idea, really, thanks for proposing, but it would be way too complicated to list all tracks and packs posted here (this thread is HUGE!), and if I do this only for my packs it would be unfair for the other posters.

Also I consider this thread more like a journal where people get each day new stuff to read and download (of course they can consult older posts - and they do!). By difference to some other threads where you have the main content in frontpage and then some comments and requests.

Okay, it was only a idea ^________^



Rogue Hunter is very nice, it has a modern feel, like it could be used in a movie like Blade Runner. Thanks!
You are welcome, my friend. You post great music, too ^.~


Hope you like my last pack! ;)
Yes, i love your battlemusic, so great and epic...ahm, have you more from Blue Stinger?

Yes, i love your battlemusic, so great and epic...ahm, have you more from Blue Stinger?

Of course! I ll post the ost tonight for you.

Wow, thank you so much *HUUUUUUGGGG*
A little gift for you ^^
39 Survivors Unite (a).mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/uygi56) from Sam Bayley, a sad but epic track with choir
hope you like it ^___^

I got what you need bro, but it will be $20 a hit.

your going to charge me lol man upload plz for me i upload someting for you a swap

this is for arthierr and for everyone else i uploaded the lastest pokemon movie score Pokemon: Giratina and the Sky's Bouquet this is the 11th film of the series and the film is out here next year it will be shown on cartoon network then sold on dvd i love pokemon but i dnt really like the series cas the music in the tv show music is kinda kiddyish but the film score are epic
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AP3H3R74


and heres is also last year Pokemon: film score The Rise of Darkrai
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TL04RRPO

if you want all the other pokemon movie scores from the 1st movie to the 9th movie ill upload them to remeber the 1st three pokemon films have 2 different scores and jp one and a usa one i have them to and from the 4th film on htey have only one score

I just noticed that Sagisu Shirou - EVANGELION 1.0 YOU ARE (NOT) ALONE - Showdown.mp3 is corrupted in my last pack. Sorry, here's a clean version:

Sagisu Shirou - EVANGELION 1.0 YOU ARE (NOT) ALONE - Showdown.mp3
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rgptik

Hello ladies and gents - just a quick one today as I'm a bit strapped for time. :)

I can pretty much guarantee that nobody has ever heard this one before. It's the 1990 theme tune to BBC Radio Suffolk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffolk). It's not used any more (it was replaced around 1997) and was never released - this track comes from one of the playout CDs as used by the DJ live on the air.

I would imagine that the full piece was heard very rarely - possibly only during technical problems, or poorly timed startups - a pity, because it's a wonderful piece - a fine seven minute symphony.

Anyway - here you go. The composer is Paul Hart. The orchestra and conductor are both uncredited - I would imagine it's one of the BBC's in-house symphony orchestras, but who knows?

BBC Radio Suffolk: Main Theme
Composed by Paul Hart

http://sharebee.com/24f116df

Once again you pulled a RARE orchestral treat out of your pocket. Thank you for your great posts. ;)

This piece has very classical style, it sounds like a 1st or 4th movement of a symphony. Beautiful!

Ennio Morricone celebrates today his 80th birthday.
And to honor this date, here is posted one of my favourite tracks of him.
It's the end titles of The Untouchables

Ennio Morricone - The Untouchables (End Title)
The Untouchables (End Title) (http://rapidshare.com/files/162454785/The_Untouchables__End_Title_.rar)

arthierr BATTLE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC COMPILATION are last battle themes and not at all what i am looking for but i love the ablum you made did u download the ablum i posted

ARTHIERR I AM LOOKING FOR ORCHESTRED FIGHTING THEMES TRACKS THAT CAN BE USED WHEN PEOPLE ARE KILLING EACH OTHER LIKE THE MOVIES MUST BE UPBEAT AND ENGERJECTIC LIKE THAT BUSTER TRACK U SENT ME Confrontation~ A Desperate Situation, Be Driven Into A Corner.MP3 PLZ I NEDD TRACKS LIKE THIS ONE THAT ARTHIERR UPLOAD I NEED 20 + TRACKS IF ANYONE CAN OR DOES HELP ME ILL UPLOAD ANYTHING THEY WANT PLZ PLZ

and show i mean buisness here is too soindtracks i uploaded for everyone james bond quantum of solace


http://www.4shared.com/file/67444768/ee8fffcc/David_Arnold_-_Quantum_of_Solace_Original_Soundtrack.html?dirPwd Verified=431fb4eb



and indinana jones kingdom of the crystal skull


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOJ0LTO9

Sorry I can't help you, your requests are way too complicated. As dannyfrench said, just download everything here and maybe you'll find something which will satisfy you.

Thanks for the scores though.

Ennio Morricone celebrates today his 80th birthday.
And to honor this date, here is posted one of my favourite tracks of him.
It's the end titles of The Untouchables

Ennio Morricone - The Untouchables (End Title)
The Untouchables (End Title) (http://rapidshare.com/files/162454785/The_Untouchables__End_Title_.rar)

Thanks,Sanico. :)

As you seem to like this composer, why not post a compilation of your favorite (orchestral) music by him? It would be a nice way to celebrate his birthday and would totally match the purpose of this thread.

Sorry I can't help you, your requests are way too complicated. As dannyfrench said, just download everything here and maybe you'll find something which will satisfy you.

Thanks for the scores though.


all i want is fighting themes that are orchestred plz anyone :(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

I AM LOOKING FOR ORCHESTRED FIGHTING THEMES TRACKS THAT CAN BE USED WHEN PEOPLE ARE KILLING EACH OTHER LIKE THE MOVIES MUST BE UPBEAT AND ENGERJECTIC

Don't worry arthierr, I have this one covered.

Behold, the most ENGERJECTIC track in existence: http://sharebee.com/2b5e4981

all i want is fighting themes that are orchestred plz anyone :(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

Yeah, of course. Because my last pack was only about delicate, peaceful, pastoral cues. The style of music you listen to before sleep.

Streich: that track exploded my speakers.

Yeah, of course. Because my last pack was only about delicate, peaceful, pastoral cues. The style of music you listen to before sleep.

Streich: that track exploded my speakers.


ok so plz can i have what im looking for i have all movie ost even the new film coming out ill upload them for all if you want if you upload what im looknig for

Don't worry arthierr, I have this one covered.

Behold, the most ENGERJECTIC track in existence: http://sharebee.com/2b5e4981

ha ha ha very funny

http://www.speedyshare.com/509551614.html - The First Battle from Richard Band.

http://www.speedyshare.com/184406817.html - SMOKING GUN II from Arthur B. Rubinstein.

Thank you so much for your great post, qqqqqqwe and i'm glad that you back ^^ *listen the music* wow, awesome *fight*

@streichorchester: Very great fighting music, i love this, thank you so much ^_____^

here some more ^^
Champion's Theme.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/n6w78t) from Carl Davis

Once again you pulled a RARE orchestral treat out of your pocket. Thank you for your great posts. This piece has very classical style, it sounds like a 1st or 4th movement of a symphony. Beautiful!

It's a pleasure as always - glad you like it. You're right, it almost feels like a part of a symphony - and it's rare to hear contemporary orchestral music written in such a quintessentially English style.

Streich: It's funny that you should post that particular track - undoubtedly the most intense, hardcore piece of action scoring ever orchestred... For I have been slowly composing a similar piece in the style of Satie, and have (as a result) been listening to almost nothing but the Gymnopedies this past couple of days!


ok so plz can i have what im looking for i have all movie ost even the new film coming out ill upload them for all if you want if you upload what im looknig for

Buddy, everybody here is busting their bollocks trying to help you and I really think that patience is wearing thin - if indeed it hasn't completely worn out already. Since nothing anybody is posting is *anywhere* near your increasingly bizzare (and narrow) definition of "action music", I'm tempted to say you're looking in the wrong place. About 90% of the music here is orchestral action music - it's hardly anybody's fault if it's not exactly the right kind of thing you like; since nobody except you appears to understand what you're going on about half the time, maybe YOU should go searching for this music YOURSELF?

qqqqqqwe: Arthur B. Rubinstein, eh? I'll take your SMOKING GUN II, and raise you a Helicopter Pursuit from Wargames. ;) http://sharebee.com/f79ad6b0

Sanico: Thanks for the Morricone - a true great. On this, his 80th birthday, Maestro Morricone has announced that he is scoring Quentin Tarantino's new film, Inglorious Bastards. It'll be his first Hollywood score since Mission to Mars in 1996, assuming it doesn't get rejected... :)

Edit: Billie781, thank you for the Carl Davis - SUPERB piece, superb composer!

Here's your request, Billie:

Blue Stinger OST - Toshihiko Sahashi
http://ifile.it/x5puanj



Tracklist:
01 - Opening
02 - Disembarkation
03 - Shuttle
04 - Merry Christmas
05 - Sub Zero
06 - Brain Center
07 - Search
08 - Outskirts
09 - Boss
10 - Cooperation
11 - To the Core
12 - Blue Stinger
13 - Rifle Fire
14 - Jascony
15 - Parting
16 - Ending
17 - Epilogue

Credits go to the original uploader.

http://www.speedyshare.com/509551614.html - The First Battle from Richard Band.

http://www.speedyshare.com/184406817.html - SMOKING GUN II from Arthur B. Rubinstein.

I applaud you, sir.

Because a) these pieces are superb, and b) they TOTALLY belong to this thread.

Bravo! ;)

Billie: Champion's Theme.mp3 from Carl Davis is magnificient. The use of the piano along with the orchestra in this piece adds a lot of emotion and makes it look like a piano concerto. If you have more from Carl Davis please post!


dannyfrench: I should clearly listen more to Rubinstein's music! Wonderful action piece. Looks like Goldsmith sometimes.

Definitely a lot of Goldsmith in Rubinstein's music! It's a great pity he didn't do more big-scale scores. Wargames and Hypersapien in particular, are absolutely superb, and rare examples of what he can do with a big orchestra.

Now, gentlemen - prepare yourselves, for I am about to do something out of character. I have not been kidnapped by aliens, and I am not being controlled by the Hypnotoad. I just *really* like this score...

...So, I am posting this short suite of music from Idol Master Xenoglossia, composed by Saitou Tsuneyoshi.

This is a synthesiser / orchestra hybrid score - there wasn't enough money for a full orchestra, so the inevitable compromises were made - Xenoglossia has a real strings section (probably twenty or so players,) a couple of woodwinds - the rest is synthesised. Tsuneyoshi is no fool, however - his score is very aware of the limitations of his ensemble, and so is very strings-centric. And it's so melodic and playful that, even when you feel you should be cringing at the sampled brass and flutes, you just can't help but love it - for instance, at 2:08 - everything is fake except for the repeating string figure. But it just flies along so wonderfully.

Hope you like it. It's one of my favourites, and that's saying something, coming from Mr "I Hate F**king Synthesisers" :)

http://sharebee.com/9009bfef

Wow! Imagine what it could look like with a big orchestra! Sounds very good anyway, this guy knows how to get the maximum out of the limited means he has. The busy, swirling strings are awesome here.

Superb piece, thanks! :)

And now, something to take away all those nasty synthesiser sounds - and it fits in nicely with the Carl Davis theme... ;)

THE CHARIOT RACE (Ben Hur 1925 - 1988 Rescore)
Carl Davis

Davis composed and recorded this score for a British television broadcast of the infamous 1925 silent film "Ben-Hur". A magnificent , fourteen minute piece - this one will leave you utterly breathless! :)

Performed by the (superb) Royal Liverpool (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool) Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Carl Davis

http://sharebee.com/0f3f4425

Ho! This one's big one! I'll take the time to listen closely and comment tomorrow.

See ya and thanks again for your great posts. :)

dannyfrench, post your Satie piece when you're done and then we can compare ours.

Billie: Champion's Theme.mp3 from Carl Davis is magnificient. The use of the piano along with the orchestra in this piece adds a lot of emotion and makes it look like a piano concerto. If you have more from Carl Davis please post!

Glad, that you like this piece and yes Sir, i have more XD

Prologue No. 1. The Power of the Lamp.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/i5yp1v) (Ballet from Alladin ^^)
from Carl Davis and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra

@arthierr Thank you for the soundtrack *HUG*

Glad, that you like this piece and yes Sir, i have more XD

Prologue No. 1. The Power of the Lamp.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/i5yp1v) (Ballet from Alladin ^^)
from Carl Davis and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra

@arthierr Thank you for the soundtrack *HUG*

Once again I'm very impressed by Carl Davis' music. Thank you. I really need to listen mire from him.

I'm still looking forward to that long-due choral pack of yours, arthierr ;)

Although mine is pretty much a choral pack with some alternate stuff in it at this rate. I suspect the content will be completely different, though.

Journey to Celestis.mp3 (www.staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/14 - Journey To Celestis.mp3)

I have my hard drive back, so it will be posted this weekend.

Nice track you posted, thanks!

Once again I'm very impressed by Carl Davis' music. Thank you. I really need to listen mire from him.

You like some more? Really? Hehe ^________^
One more for you, my friend ^^
Grand National.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/19ri0t)

And now, something to take away all those nasty synthesiser sounds - and it fits in nicely with the Carl Davis theme... ;)

THE CHARIOT RACE (Ben Hur 1925 - 1988 Rescore)
Carl Davis

Davis composed and recorded this score for a British television broadcast of the infamous 1925 silent film "Ben-Hur". A magnificent , fourteen minute piece - this one will leave you utterly breathless! :)

Performed by the (superb) Royal Liverpool (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool) Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Carl Davis

http://sharebee.com/0f3f4425

WON-DER-FUL!

A true gem, a great (and long!) moment of orchestral splendour. I'm a big fan of timpanis, I like their low, profound, pounding, rumbling sound. This piece really put them in the front and gives them a lot to perform. So a special praise for the timpanists here, great, great performance.

It's really boring in my bed (I'm ill XD), so i upload one more track, this one is performed by the The City of Prague Philharmonic, enjoy
Exodus - Overture.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/syxehz)

@dannyfrench
The chariot Race is a superb music piece, thank you so much for your upload

boring

here i come once again XD
The Magnificent Seven- Theme.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/htr1pg) performed by Royal Scottish National Orchestra, hope somebody like westernstyle ^^

boring

Oh, do us all a favour and sod off...

Thomas, the trailer music thread for those with an attention span of 5 seconds is that way --->

Streich, En garde, i have some piratemusic for you, performed by John Debney from the Soundtrack Cutthroat Island / L'�le Aux Pirates
>> Carriage Chase.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/jlkppq) <<
and naturally for the others, too XD

WON-DER-FUL!

A true gem, a great (and long!) moment of orchestral splendour. I'm a big fan of timpanis, I like their low, profound, pounding, rumbling sound. This piece really put them in the front and gives them a lot to perform. So a special praise for the timpanists here, great, great performance.


arthierr will you put together a album for me the one i requested please

and this is for you

Dragon Ball Z: Original USA Television Soundtrack - http://www.filefactory.com/file/a658c6/

boring

cool story bro

Orchestral 1.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0tnyi5zwyy2

Orchestral 2.
http://www.mediafire.com/?31zetmwwgmu

Orchestral 3.
http://www.mediafire.com/?zn2utmmjlbz

Orchestral 4.
http://www.mediafire.com/?n4jlmmjdzzh

Orchestral song list...

1:
Ace Combat Zero The Balkan War Mission 16. The Ace Combat Series.

Symphonic Poem. Drakengard

Prologue To The Ancient Land. Shadow Of The Colossus.

Silhouette Of A Breeze- Victorian Romance.

Sora Kara Futte Kita Shoujo. Laputa.

Metal Gear Solid Main Theme. Metal Gear Solid 3.

Oakvale. Fable.

Strange Wind. Phantom Brave

3rd Mov. Road Of Hope. No idea. Edit: drakengard I think.

Hometown. Legend Of Mana.

Wind Of Phantom. Suikoden 5.

My little garden. Phantom Brave.

2:

Finding Neverland. Peter pan overture.

Hedwig's Theme. Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone.

Flight To Neverland. From Hook.

Duel of fates. Star Wars episode 1 The Phantom Menace.

End credits of E.T.

Metal Gear Saga. Metal Gear 4.

Time's Scar. Chrono Cross.

Liberated Guardian. Shadow Of The Colossus

Ocean. Windwaker.

Allegro: brandenburg concerto No.4. Bach

Dance Of Pales. The Castlevania series.

Umi No mieru machi. Kiki's Delivery Service. (it's labled as day forgive me.)

Squall's battle theme. FF8

Hareta hi ni. Kiki's Delivery Service. Labled as morning ; ;.

Rat-Dash. Ratatouille.

Rat-Wall Dash. Ratatouille.

Shadow Of The New World. Shadow Hearts.

Tokyo Drift. The Fast And The Furious.

Spell Of The Unown? Pokemon the third movie.

3:

Sleepers Awake. Bach.

Thais Meditation. Jules Emile frederic massenet.

Revenge. Spiderman.

The End Of These Excited Thoughts. Phantom brave.

Omae no x x x de ten wo tsuke!!! Tengen toppa gurren lagaan.

The Opened Way, Battle With The Colossus. Shadow Of The Colossus.

Stormwind. World of Warcraft.

Leap The Precipice. Eternal sonata.

Snowberry. Phantom Brave.

Last three on the third rar file were in the second one, my mistake.

4:
Fable theme. Fable.

The Shire. The Lord Of The Rings.

Harry's Wondrous World. Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone.

Flornel forest. PopoloCrois.

Tabidachi. Kiki's delivery service.

Popolocrois Kingdom. PopoloCrois.

Costume montage. Spiderman.

Die zauberflote K620 overture. Wolfgang Mozart.

Anakin vs obiwan. Revenge of the sith.

Rapal. (No idea, from Granado espanda.)

Main Title. From Star Wars.

The Imperial March. The Emperor Strikes Back.

Ice symphony. (No idea, from Granado espanda.)

Finale. Indiana jones and the crystal skull... I think.

Theme. From jurassic park.

To the end of the wilderness. Wild arms.

Red green wild Pokemon battle. Pokemon.

Spirit. Pokemon.


arthierr i upload 5 ablum today hoping you make an album for me please :(

Wow, talk about short memory!

Dear fellow, you insulted everybody here a few hours ago with your "boring" and now you're asking for albums. That's not a smart move.

And I already told you: I can not help you. I already made 3 packs for you (including the horror pack) and the least we can say is that your response wasn't what one can call "polite". So I ask you to go find what you need in other threads.

Streich is right: trailer music is probably what you want.

That's just comical...

You just reposted the pack already posted in this thread by darktk, HERE (http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1164767&postcount=427).

I do have to say, your Cover for your Last Battle set looks awesome with ''badassness'' written all over it.

Thanks, Here's the full size image:

I already made 3 packs for you (including the horror pack) ...

Hi, arthierr.

Do you have the links for these packs. I would like to hear them, specially the horror one.

Thanks in advance.

Streich, En garde, i have some piratemusic for you, performed by John Debney from the Soundtrack Cutthroat Island / L'�le Aux Pirates
>> Carriage Chase.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/jlkppq) <<
and naturally for the others, too XD


nice track

Hi, arthierr.

Do you have the links for these packs. I would like to hear them, specially the horror one.

Thanks in advance.

Of course, Garcia:

Here's mine:

Orchestral Horror Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1133632&postcount=151

And here's the one by dannyfrench:

Scary Music Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1132706&postcount=133

all i want is a couple of tracks 20+ or more battle music thats orchestred like the buster track trapped desperate situation thats all please

Edit

Of course, Garcia:

Here's mine:

Orchestral Horror Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1133632&postcount=151

And here's the one by dannyfrench:

Scary Music Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1132706&postcount=133

Thanks arthierr

Of course, Garcia:

Here's mine:

Orchestral Horror Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1133632&postcount=151

And here's the one by dannyfrench:

Scary Music Pack
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1132706&postcount=133

Oh scary music...i hope i can sleep tonight ^^
thank you so much for this, arthierr and dannyfrench

Here goes this megacompilation, thanks to Carol:

(http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=gx2bPnBi)

Some links don't work, next days I will complete the compilation. Sorry.:-(

Cd1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y14BCXF8
Cd2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R8V14S39
Cd4
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HWCHAU8N

Track listing


Disc/Cassette 1

1. Main Title (3:08)
Patton
2. First Battle (2:49)
Patton
3. Attack (3:14)
Patton
4. German Advance (2:31)
Patton
5. Pensive Patton / End Titles (2:19)
Patton
6. Main Title (3:02)
Tora! Tora! Tora!
7. Chancellery (1:04)
Tora! Tora! Tora!
8. Pre-Flight Countdown (2:07)
Tora! Tora! Tora!
9. On The Way (1:39)
Tora! Tora! Tora!
10. The Final Message (4:51)
Tora! Tora! Tora!
11. Overture (2:17)
The Sand Pebbles
12. Main Title (2:57)
The Sand Pebbles
13. Getting Acquainted (3:53)
The Sand Pebbles
14. Death of A Thousand Cuts (4:47)
The Sand Pebbles
15. Main Title / Tokyo Assignment (2:09)
Morituri
16. Main Title (2:19)
The Blue Max
17. First Blood (2:22)
The Blue Max
18. The Attack (6:29)
The Blue Max
19. Main Title (2:12)
Planet of the Apes
20. The Clothes Snatchers (3:09)
Planet of the Apes
21. The Hunt (5:10)
Planet of the Apes
22. Main Title (2:27)
Escape From The Planet of the Apes
23. Our Man Flint (1:52)
Our Man Flint
24. You’re A Foolish Man, Mr. Flint (2:06)
Our Man Flint
25. Where the Bad Guys Are Gals (2:42)
In Like Flint
26. Mince and Cook Until Tender (2:39)
In Like Flint

Disc/Cassette 2

1. The Hanging (3:17)
Bad Girls
2. My Land (6:50)
Bad Girls
3. Main Title (2:16)
Take A Hard Ride
4. The Snake (2:09)
Take A Hard Ride
5. The Wagon (5:53)
Take A Hard Ride
6. Main Title (2:33)
Rio Conchos
7. Bandits Ho! (6:01)
Rio Conchos
8. Main Title (1:24)
100 Rifles
9. Escape and Pursuit (3:52)
100 Rifles
10. I’ll Go Back (1:33)
100 Rifles
11. Main Title (2:30)
Stagecoach
12. A New Passenger (1:44)
Stagecoach
13. Family History (4:33)
Stagecoach
14. Main Title (1:38)
The Flim Flam Man
15. No Rest For the Wicked (3:47)
The Flim Flam Man
16. Main Title (3:06)
A Girl Named Sooner
17. Making A Difference (2:14)
A Girl Named Sooner
18. Main Title (2:11)
Ace Eli and Roger of the Skies
19. Off to Monument (2:23)
Ace Eli and Roger of the Skies
20. Final Flight (4:46 )
Ace Eli and Roger of the Skies
21. Justine (2:35)
Justine
22. The School (3:38)
Justine
23. Main Title (2:24)
The Stripper
24. Sunday Dinner (2:08)
The Stripper
25. End Title (1:29)
The Stripper

Disc/Cassette 3

1. Lost In The Wild (2:59)
The Edge
2. Deadfall (6:12)
The Edge
3. The Edge (2:54)
The Edge
4. Meet Eddie (4:52)
Chain Reaction
5. Ice Chase (5:50)
Chain Reaction
6. Main Title (2:02
Magic
7. Corky’s Retreat (2:54)
Magic
8. Appassionata (2:07)
Magic
9. Main Title (1:32)
The Other
10. The Brothers (3:26)
The Other
11. The Flight (2:15)
The Other
12. Main Title (2:27)
The Mephisto Waltz
13. A Night In Mexico (2:16)
The Mephisto Waltz
14. End Title (3:45)
The Mephisto Waltz
15. Ave Satani (2:31)
The Omen
16. The New Ambassador (2:32)
The Omen
17. The Killer Storm (2:53)
The Omen
18. Main Title (5:03)
Damien: Omen II
19. Runaway Train (2:38)
Damien: Omen II
20. The Hunt (4:01)
The Final Conflict
21. The Final Conflict (3:44)
The Final Conflict

Disc/Cassette 4

1. Prologue - The Artist Who Did Not Want To Paint / Rome / Florence / The Crucifix / The Stone Giants / The Agony Of Creation (12.23)
The Agony and the Ecstasy
2. Main Title (2:31)
Shock Treatment
3. Home Work (:57)
Shock Treatment
4. Broken Glass (:38)
Shock Treatment
5. Night Scene (3:44)
Shock Treatment
6. Nelson’s Seduction (2:02)
Shock Treatment
7. Shot In the Neck (2:34)
Shock Treatment
8. Nelson’s Escape (3:00)
Shock Treatment
9. Hot Money #2 (3:44)
Shock Treatment
10. End Titles (:48)
Shock Treatment
11. Main Title (1:17)
Fate Is The Hunter
12. The Room (2:06)
Fate Is The Hunter
13. Fate Is The Hunter (vocal: Jerry Write) (1:05)
Fate Is The Hunter
14. Finale and End Titles (2:16)
Fate Is The Hunter
15. The Compound (3:31)
Von Ryan’s Express
16. Fire Sale (3:51)
Von Ryan’s Express
17. The Trek Begins (:53)
Von Ryan’s Express
18. The Ambush (2:54)
Von Ryan’s Express
19. The Train (2:15)
Von Ryan’s Express
20. Dead End (2:28)
Von Ryan’s Express
21. End Titles (:46)
Von Ryan’s Express
22. Fire Sale (alternate) - bonus track (3:49)
Von Ryan’s Express

Disc/Cassette 5

1. Main Title (3:02)
S*P*Y*S
2. Anybody Got A Key? (2:49)
S*P*Y*S
3. The Mannequin (1:44)
S*P*Y*S
4. New Friends (1:40)
S*P*Y*S
5. Who’s Paying? (1:03)
S*P*Y*S
6. Dog-Gone Par’s (1:56)
S*P*Y*S
7. Tools Of The Trade (1:20)
S*P*Y*S
8. The Buy (2:52)
S*P*Y*S
9. End Title (2:22)
S*P*Y*S
10. Suite (13:25)
The Chairman
11. Main Title (1:35)
The Detective
12. Joe (1:47)
The Detective
13. The School Dance (:44)
The Detective
14. A New Love (1:06)
The Detective
15. A Family Affair (1:56)
The Detective
16. Beach Scene (:38)
The Detective
17. The Ball Game (:38)
The Detective
18. Karen’s Story (1:09)
The Detective
19. Night Talk (1:59)
The Detective
20. The Safe Cracker (2:00)
The Detective
21. McIver’s Story (2:16)
The Detective
22. Joe’s Decision (2:19)
The Detective
23. Main Title (Film Version) (4:09)
Alien
24. Suite (10:13)
Alien

Disc/Cassette 6

1. Main Title / The Missile Site (2:05)
Damnation Alley
2. After the Holocaust (2:21)
Damnation Alley
3. Into the Valley (1:42)
Damnation Alley
4. The Land Master (1:49)
Damnation Alley
5. Cockroach Attack (4:30)
Damnation Alley
6. Finding Billy (1:22)
Damnation Alley
7. The Realignment (1:24)
Damnation Alley
8. Blue Sky (2:17)
Damnation Alley
9. Finale
Damnation Alley
10. Main Title (:47)
Anna and the King
11. Anna Arrives (1:43)
Anna and the King
12. March of the Royal Children (:47)
Anna and the King
13. My Secret (2:17)
Anna and the King
14. The Throne Room (1:13)
Anna and the King
15. Anna Decides (1:21)
Anna and the King
16. Better Ways (1:15)
Anna and the King
17. A Royal Child (1:25)
Anna and the King
18. No Marriage (1:17)
Anna and the King
19. You Lose (2:55)
Anna and the King
20. A Practical Woman (:35)
Anna and the King
21. End Titles (:32)
Anna and the King
22. Main Title (1:36)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
23. A Warm Day (1:07)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
24. No Tree (1:50)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
25. When My Ship Comes In (1:34)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
26. The Cake (1:11)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
27. Don’t Touch Me (1:15)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
28. Father’s Girl (2:41)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
29. A New Tree (3:01)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
30. The Couple (2:14)
The Vanishing
31. A Beginning (3:44)
The Vanishing
32. Diane (2:40)
The Vanishing
33. Burial Ground, Resolution & Coda (12:07)
The Vanishing

Wow, what a awesome and great compilation, thanks for the link garcia and thanks to carol for the upload ^^

Thanks to horsewoman.

Chris Young is a master of horror movies and more. I recommend you the suite of Hellraiser.

For me Young is clearly an unrated composer.

Size: 104 + 107 MB
Forma: MP3 a 192 kbps
Tracks: 11 + 8




To download:

CD1:

http://rapidshare.com/files/158798748/cd1horsie.rar

CD2:

http://rapidshare.com/files/158806910/cd2horsie.rar

Password: idgie

Wow, my friend, just wow.

Phenomenal posts, AGAIN. Goldsmith fans will be in ecstasy!

A ton of kudos to you. :)

Hi, arthierr.

Do you have the links for these packs. I would like to hear them, specially the horror one.

Thanks in advance.

Oh, sorry, I forgot the links to the other ones:


EXTREME UPBEAT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC PACK
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1165461&postcount=438


LAST BATTLE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC COMPILATION
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1170955&postcount=609

Oh, sorry, I forgot the links to the other ones:


EXTREME UPBEAT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC PACK
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1165461&postcount=438


LAST BATTLE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC COMPILATION
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1170955&postcount=609


i wundnt down theese they sucked

i wundnt down theese they sucked

Really?! You have not a good taste in music, fellow

well your are all happy your getting what you want no one is bother to help me im sad :(

here is one more
Ben-Hur - Parade Of The Charioteers.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/j0zovh)

here is one more
Ben-Hur - Parade Of The Charioteers.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/j0zovh)

The Orchestra sounds big and righteous, thanks for the share.

well your are all happy your getting what you want no one is bother to help me im sad :(

We've TRIED to help, you dozy git - and all you've done is complain and insult our efforts. Now, I repeat my previous post and I'm sure I speak these words on behalf of everybody:

"Do us all a favour, and sod off."

i wundnt down theese they sucked


I donno man, I think the music in these is amazing and I would like to again thank arthierr for sharing them with us and commend him on his wonderful taste in music!

I'm sorry if they don't fill your rather strict needs but this is a place for us to share orchestral music with each other and not a place to fill orders. So badgering people for what you want and then telling everyone what they do upload sucks is rude and inappropriate to arthierr and everyone else here. If you don't like the music being posted then don't download it and especially don't criticize it just because it's not what you specifically want.

But I digress...

Thread 54249 this is da place you go for battle theme that are orchestred

I donno man, I think the music in these is amazing and I would like to again thank arthierr for sharing them with us and commend him on his wonderful taste in music!

I'm sorry if they don't fill your rather strict needs but this is a place for us to share orchestral music with each other and not a place to fill orders. So badgering people for what you want and then telling everyone what they do upload sucks is rude and inappropriate to arthierr and everyone else here. If you don't like the music being posted then don't download it and especially don't criticize it just because it's not what you specifically want.

But I digress...

Thanks for your support. I know these packs are great, but to understand this you actually have to have a IQ above 3...


Thread 54249 this is da place you go for battle theme that are orchestred

That's right, so just move your ass over there, and never, EVER come back here. After your stupid, outrageous behavior, nobody here will respond to your foolish requests.

I uploaded 4 PACKS for you. Nobody here got so much attention. And you said that my packs SUCK?!? You'd better quickly take a dictionary and learn the meaning of the words "gratitude" and "politeness". And by the way, my packs don't suck, it's only you who have the musical tastes of a 3 years old.

Streich, En garde, i have some piratemusic for you, performed by John Debney from the Soundtrack Cutthroat Island / L'�le Aux Pirates
>> Carriage Chase.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/jlkppq) <<
and naturally for the others, too XD

Yarr, she be a fine sea chanty, but she be no match for The Seahawk (which I will post fer ye later this moon.)

Another orchestral pack... This time, adhering to no particular theme or genre - we have film, anime, game, classical, musical...

Part One: http://sharebee.com/0cb66632
Part Two: http://sharebee.com/81c61de2

Akira Senju - Walkure Story (Act 1)
One of my favourites - I have never heard of Walkure Story is, but I understand that Akira Senju composed this symphony based upon themes from the game. It's a fine piece, firmly in Senju's style, and sumptuously performed by the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra.

Conrad Pope - Under The Moon (Home At Last and Family Reunited)
Pope does a mean John Williams impression in his score for Under The Moon. (Anybody know anything about this film? IMDB draws a blank!) Bordering on plagiarism (Superman Love Theme, anybody?) it's nevertheless a lovely sumptuous piece, and a rare outing for Pope (one of Hollywood's most sought-after orchestrators) as a composer in his own right.

Don Davis - Hyperspace (After the Brain Drain - Just Browsing)
Just have a listen to what Don Davis was doing in 1984! This was his first "major" score - until then he had been working principally as an orchestrator. The orchestra is pathetic, and the budget is clearly low - but Davis nevertheless turned out a fine score; Williamseque acrobatics abound, but this is still Davis through and through - shadows of The Matrix are quite audible (4:20) - proof of Davis' great compositional maturity.

Eric Rogers - What A Carry On
Disclaimer One: I hate the Carry On series with a passion and vehemence that I don't think I can adequately bring over in writing - you'd have to see my face to appreciate just how deep my loathing for these dispicable cinematic horrors goes. Disclaimer Two: This is very jazzy.
That said, this suite of music - performed live at the Royal Albert Hall in 2007, by the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by John Wilson, is an absolute joy. Eleven minutes of quintessentially British fun, performed with much gusto by this classical symphony orchestra. My fiancee and I were both present in the audience for this concert - and our applause can be heard. :)

Jay Greenberg - Symphony No 5 (Finale)
A real prodigy, the American Jay Greenberg composed (and orchestrated) this symphony in 2005, a the age of THIRTEEN. A wonderful neo-romantic work, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jose Schreiber.

Joe Hisaishi - Gake no Ue no Ponyo (Little Sisters)
Well, everybody knows Hisaishi - but I just had to include this piece, because I love it so much. Ponyo as a film disappointed me, but it nevertheless has its share of magnificent moments, and Hisaishi's score (whilst sadly not his very finest work) is a beautiful, Vaughan-Williams inspired ode to the sea.

John Williams - Cello Concerto (First Movement)
Composed in 1994, this is a fine piece of concert hall music by the great John Williams. A fascinating mixture of his 1970's style, his maturing minimalism-inspired 1990's style, and his uncompromising classical style of earlier years, this is a wonderful showpiece for cello and orchestra. Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, Yo-Yo Ma (cello) and conducted by the Composer.

Koichi Sugiyama - Brave Fight (Dragon Quest VI)
A superb bit of action from the master of game music - performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the Composer.

Leonard Bernstein - Candide Overture
Very famous piece to classical afficianados, if you're still not familiar with it, trust me, you'll love it. Five minutes of pure orchestral joy - an outpouring of Americana, grand melody, and superb orchestration. My sincerest apologies - I do not know what orchestra is playing on this recording.

Masamichi Amano - Pitcher With The Golden Left Arm, Her Name Is Ryo Hayakaya! (Princess Nine)
One of those miracle scores in the world of anime - Amano composed a fine orchestral work and recorded it with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. Not the kind of music you'd expect from a television cartoon about a girls' baseball club... But where the Japanese are concerned, I have learned to always expect the unexpected.

Olivier Messiaen - Turangalila Symphony (Finale)
Watch out, folks - if you don't like modern classical music, you might want to avoid this. It's nowhere near as abrasive as some - but if your interest is primarily film music, its style may take some getting used to. To describe it in non-musical terms, and to grossly oversimplify, I can only say it's completely insane, absolutely gargantuan, evocative, beautiful, and deeply erotic - all at once. This excellent performance is performed by the Bastille Opera Orchestra, conducted by Myung-Whun Chung, with Yvonne Loriod (Messaien's widow) at the piano, and Jeanne Loriod (her sister) playing the Ondes Martinot.

Seiko Sato and Tsutomu Shimizu - The Legendary Warriors (The War Emperor Of Ki)
I don't know if anybody outside of Japan has ever heard of this game - but the main theme (as performed by the third Orchestral Game Concert, by the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra) is absolutely superb.

Shirou Hamaguchi - Abareru Megami (Ah My Goddess - The Movie)
A fine score by Hamaguchi, performed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. Not - I repeat - NOT - by Nobuo Uematsu (as some commentators seem to insist upon!)

Victor Young - Around The World In 80 Days (Sioux Attack)
Finally, here's a bit of Golden Age splendour to finish off with - eight minutes of breathtaking action music, the way they did it in 1956 - light hearted (many tongue in cheek classical quotes near the end) and simultaneously very powerful. Victor Young conducts the studio orchestra.

Enjoy :)

My friend, once again your pack has it all: greatness of the music AND brilliance of the comments.

Thanks a lot for this splendid selection of tasteful orchestral music. :)

Yarr, she be a fine sea chanty, but she be no match for The Seahawk (which I will post fer ye later this moon.)

XDD

ARRRR, Let me see your Seahawk (by the way it is the Seahawk from Korngold?)...Then, you win XDD, i love Erich Wolfgang Korngold so much, he has so great music...hello goosepump XDD

or maybe not the Great Korngold...

THAN...I attack with MY Korngold great Music no Jutsu XDD, fighto fightoo XDD

23-The Battle - The Duel - The Victory.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/hll7l1)

@qqqqqqwe
you are welcome my friend ^^

@dannyfrench
You have a great compilation, thank you very much for this ^^

Thread 54249 if anyone looking for battle music orchestred here a great thread nice ablum there to

Seven Swords (Qi Jian)

A really great, awesome and splendid Soundtrack, composed by Kenji Kawai, i love the epic in these pieces, enjoy ^^

More infos about the movie -->> Seven Swords Movie (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Swords)



Composer: Kenji Kawai
Label: EMI Music Hong Kong
Release Date: 2005
Total duration: 69:32

From a review by Randall Larson (the full review: here (http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/review.asp?ID=5738))

Kenji Kawai's music for Seven Swords is a large symphonic composition emphasising Western instrumentation. A few ethnic instruments (notably, quena [Andean flute], shinobue [Japanese flute], souna [Chinese trumpet, aka laba], and shanai [Indian trumpet]) are present to provide an indirect sonority to the film’s period and ethnicity, but otherwise the scoring is fairly standard symphonic. In addition, a small children’s chorus (divided into gender groups) is used to very good effect.

01.七剑下山 Ode to Seven Swords
02.屠杀乐章 Massacre Rhapsody
03.血溅小溪 Flute in Danger
04.长白山来客 Woman from Yonder
05.天火现世/天山静音 Fire from Heaven/Mount Heaven Serenade
06.公审与围城 Trial and Conquest
07.满目苍夷 The Attack Aftermath
08.世上美好事 In Search Of Beauty in Life
09.相会黑灵殿 Encounter at the Shrine
10.望乡/雾锁对峙 Going Home/Ambush in the Mist
11.放马 Setting the Horses Free
12.死前带信 Death of Green Pearl
13.地狱火海 To Hell and Back
14.剑如山,气如虹 The Spirits of the Swords
15.青干难断,情缘易了 The Final Sword Battle-The Dragon vs The Transience
16.人间有正气 Children at Dawn
17.七剑战歌 Seven Swords' Victory

Seven Swords (http://www.sendspace.com/file/uhieg6)

oh man dis suxks!!! why r u postin thees crap scorz? i wont orchestertred ENGERJECTIC musics not all dis rubish!!!1111 why isnt you helping me, it make me sad! :( :( :(

[Edit: Actually, this is really brilliant - and I confess I'm a bit of a Kawai hater. But I'm really enjoying this - thank you!]

@dannyfrench
You give me a heart attack, so mean XDD...oh, you not like kawai? Hmmm, i have some more from other composer...what do you like the most?

by the way, i hope you are not the second thomasdaly XDD

I admit it, you are better than I am. But, there is something I know that you do not. I am not left-handed.

http://sharebee.com/06b39b74

http://sharebee.com/d7199de0

UH, great posting streich, thank you so much...you are not left-handed, more a greatly right-handed-man ^^

Don't tell me you've never seen The Princess Bride. :o

Only one and in german XD

Your wish is my comand...
you mean this, right?
A Happy Ending.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/cvzkmw) by Mark Knopfler

Heh, you really do have everything, don't you. ;)

Yes, quite an impressive range of references. Thumbs up, Billie.

Danny: I just started to listen to your pack, wonderful stuff.

I'm very busy for a couple of days but I'll answer to everybody this weekend, and post (at last!) my choral pack.

Thank you all for the marvellous music you post, and thank you too for the good ambience, respect and friendship you bring here (with a notable exception, of course).

You give me a heart attack, so mean XDD...oh, you not like kawai? Hmmm, i have some more from other composer...what do you like the most?

I hope my tongue-in-cheek comments didn't offend you. :)

I've always had something of a Kawai-phobia. I pretty much disliked everything I heard from him, except for Avalon. For the most part I find his music repetitive and unimaginative. But, as I'm coming to discover, he's written some great things as well. Thank you for helping open my eyes.


by the way, i hope you are not the second thomasdaly XDD
waht? if i was wood u giv me sum cool orchestretretredtrstredtred action epic trackz???? :D :D :D :D

Billie: thanks for the Kawai album, he can be really good sometimes and compose some gracious, soothing melodies: listen to Seirei no Moribito.

Streich: this version of the Seahawk really sounds very good, the sound is admirably restored.

Edit: I should try Avalon, then...

I hope my tongue-in-cheek comments didn't offend you. :)
Hahahaha, no, not at all, i like your humour XD


I've always had something of a Kawai-phobia. I pretty much disliked everything I heard from him, except for Avalon. For the most part I find his music repetitive and unimaginative. But, as I'm coming to discover, he's written some great things as well. Thank you for helping open my eyes.
It was a great pleasure to me, my friend ^^, more from Kenji Kawai? XD


waht? if i was wood u giv me sum cool orchestretretredtrstredtred action epic trackz???? :D :D :D :D
*laugh* stop it, my belly hurts XDDD

Billie: thanks for the Kawai album, he can be really good sometimes and compose some gracious, soothing melodies: listen to Seirei no Moribito.

Streich: this version of the Seahawk really sounds very good, the sound is admirably restored.

Edit: I should try Avalon, then...

You are very welcome, arthierr, i'm really glad that you like it ^^, yes Seirei no Moribito is great...
Sooo good night, my Lords and Ladys, I'm off *HUG*

Edit: I should try Avalon, then...

Yes, you should. ;)

The film is unquestionably a masterpiece. If you're at all familiar with the work of Mamoru Oshii, you'll know what to expect. The score is flawless - as I've said before, though I generally dislike Kawai, Avalon is right up there at the top of my list of favourites.

Here's the track that *everybody* always talks about - it's the End Credits. There is so much more to Avalon - but this is a nice little taster package. I'm sorry - I'd upload the whole thing tonight, but I'm so tired... Tomorrow, definitely. :)

Kenji Kawai
Avalon (Log In)

http://sharebee.com/ce3d1a16

Performed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra (bizzarely referred to as both "Warsaw Philharmonic The National Orchestra and Choir of Poland" and "Warsaw Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra" at different places in the end credits of the film!) conducted by Jerzy Sbowoda (also from the end credits of the film - there is no such person; his name is Jerzy Swoboda!)

Sorry - that's wrong! A lot of the score is performed by the Warsaw orchestra - however, this particular track was recorded at the Japanese session; performed by the Studio Orchestra - no conductor is credited. Perhaps it was Kawai. Sorry for the mis-information!


It was a great pleasure to me, my friend ^^, more from Kenji Kawai? XD

I'd gratefully receive any recommendations you may have. :)

Good night everybody - I'm off to bed too.

Okay since I have the attention span as anyone with schizophrenia does, plus I've been busy, I'm going to go ahead and post the first fragment of my compilation. This portion is entitled Blood of Azkazar. It's not completely orchestral, but it's mostly orchestral, with a few other things thrown in that fit the general theme of the compilation (music I write my novel to). Some of it is old, some is new, maybe you'll find something unfamiliar. I am posting it elsewhere as well so it's not completely tuned to the audience in this thread. My apologies if this drives you into a bloodthirsty frenzy or causes you to feel completely alienated from life, inducing suicide or homicidal tendencies. Just send me pix of the carnage afterwards!

There is a mix of action and softer tracks, including some traditional Bulgarian pieces (Which I suppose would count as bulgarian orchestral... maybe?).

As promised, I will not impale you with troublesome wait times or ads.

clicky for teh dounlodez (www.staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/Blood of Azkazar.rar)

This holds some of my favorite tracks. Along with a tracklist, I'll also provide a basic summary of my feelings on the pieces.

01 - Hellsing OVA - Song of DEMETER ;

I have a soft spot for good, soft choral pieces like this. They help me settle my mind, something that no drug or physical event can offer. They also help me sleep. This is from Hellsing OVA OST that I was able to recently acquire, so it's not relatively old, but it's good enough that it deserves its place within the Fury Unofficial Soundtrack.

02 - The Witcher - The Dike;

A slighter older but still very excellent piece that deserves a mention. The effect is the same as other like-minded tracks; it helps me rest after weeks, months, years of no release.

03 - The Witcher - River of Life;

Like the two above, this is one of my most favorite tracks in soundtrack history.

04 - Unknown - AEMIntro2;

I found this in a Star Wars: Empire at War mod and immediately fell in love with it. It's relatively simple, but makes excellent background. If I was still modding, I would use this instantly. I have no idea where it's really from, though. I was never fond of star wars music before and this sounds very different from what I've heard of previously.

05 - Advent Rising - Bounty Hunter;

I'm hard to catch when it comes to games. Advent Rising was decent but like most other titles didn't hold my interest long. The soundtrack sure did, though! A decent action piece I've used in mods and videos before.

06 - Lair -Battle For Asylia;

To me, Lair is the greatest soundtrack ever made, and the Battle for Asylia is the best piece in the entire thing. That makes this track the single greatest orchestral music I've ever heard. Most orchestral action tracks are too cheesy, happy, or "weak" for me. This is everything I could ask for.

07 - Soul Calibur 4 - Stage 20;

This is a metally piece from SC4. Typically I am not very fond of metal action because it's way too cheesy and overused. This is fairly unique, however, a combination of metal and orchestral that is actually quite decent, and shines above and beyond the rest of the game's music. I used it in my last dead Starcraft mod, In The Admiral's Service.

08 - Enclave - Dark 01 B;

Sometimes I just download random soundtracks or gamerips, especially if they're considered rare, and the name catches my eye. OrangeC's rip of Enclave was one such random collection and I was really pleased by it. I'd consider this piece to describe me as a person in real life very well, and it's my favorite in the entire collection.

09 - Basil Poledouris - Gift of Fury;

Old school Conan. I used this in mods in the old days and it's one of the tracks that has aged very well. Every time I hear of it, it reminds me of six years ago, when I was still in my prime. Those were the days, free of worry...

10 - Viking Battle for Asgard - The Battle for Holdenfort;

I love this entire soundtrack, but I couldn't pull too much out of it as they are fairly similar. So I used this track to convey the entire collection of Viking: Battle for Asgard, a decent enough game with a very good soundtrack for my needs.

11 - Age of Conan - Nighttime Journey Through the Eiglophian Mountains;

Never once cared to look at the game, but curiousity got me to download the soundtrack, and I was not disappointed.

12 - Dead Can Dance - Summoning Of The Muse;

After watching The Mist, the last track in the end of the movie had me scrambling to find out what it was, and where it was from. It was, of course, Host of the Seraphim by Dead Can Dance. After locating everything they've made, I came across this track - one of the most amazing choral pieces I've ever heard. I use this to help me sleep a lot.

13 - Тебе поем;

I'm not just a fan of westernized orchestral, but also traditional Bulgarian. Joseph LoDuca can be blamed for that - his oldschool music with bulgarian flare (Hercules, Xena) were excellent and this lead me on a very difficult and challenging hunt for more of it. Although I don't imagine the words are so, this choral track sounds very sad and solemn, and it fits me well.

14 - Fly, fly my sadness - 01 - Fly, fly my sadness;

I opted to keep this in its original flac quality because of how incredible it is. It represents me, right now, very well. I'm lost, without any direction, or reason to continue. I just keep walking where ever the wind takes me.

14 - Journey To Celestis;

I'd never heard of the new Stargate movie until someone mentioned it to me, I tend to be like that, so I had to see it. After I saw it, I had to find the soundtrack. This is my favorite in the collection and has served me well at key times.

15 - Isihia - Preobrazhenie;

Isihia is the only band I've been able to locate that's made traditional Bulgarian-style orchestralish music. Getting these tracks was not easy.

16 - Isihia - Gospodi vozvah

Same as above.

17 - Dawn of War - Chant;

A chant. One of the few tracks from Dawn of War that really show what Jeremy Soule can do.

18 - Xena - Spirit Dance;

This is awesome.

19 - King Arthur - Into The Battle;

I'm not much of a fan of Zimmer's general work, as it's all literally copy pasta, but King Arthur is completely unique and is one of my favorite movie soundtracks (It's also an awesome movie). I have many versions of the soundtrack; this is a lower-quality portion of a much larger piece, separated by some bafoon, but it's the one part I wanted to showcase, so here it is.

20 - Splendors Reclaimed by the Desert;

A part of a collection I randomly downloaded from Newsbin back when it actually still worked. It's surprisingly good.

21 - Icewind Dale Theme;

All of the soundtracks from the infinity engine games are way ahead of their times, far outmatching any RPG's released since. These are masterpieces, it's just unfortunate I can't get the Baldur's Gate 1-2 soundtracks in a quality above 24kbps or whatever they were originally saved as, because their quality is HORRIBLE. Luckily my icewind dale music isn't so bad.

22 - Icewind Dale - Bonus Track 03;

A cool bonus track.

23 - God of War 2 - Typhon Mountain;

Most modernized game soundtracks, ie gears of war, mass effect, crysis ect are very, very boring and unimaginative to me. God of War, on the other hand, was something new and powerful and I really liked it. This is my favorite track from GoW2 that helped me at points.

24 - Vangelis - Eternity;

Most Vangelis stuff sounds fairly cheesy to me for some reason, but the collection this is from is outstandingly awesome. I just wish this track wasn't so short, because it's one of my favorite pieces of all time. I can't say enough about this track. It's so short, but it's so powerful for me.

25 - Chaos Legion - maintitle;

Another choral piece from Chaos Legion, the main menu. Unlike the metal-oriented level themes, this is very tame, and very calming.

26 - runis_of_bone_hill;

Another random track I found in my ageless search. The rest of the compilation wasn't as outstanding as this one.


These tracks are a tiny portion of a library spanning over 100gb of soundtracks I've scoured for over the years. They represent my taste in music and what I've used to help control my mental energy when it comes to intensive tasks such as sleeping, writing, and getting through each day. As a schizic and who I am as a person, they each represent a portion of my life, whether very recent, or very old, or somewhere inbetween, and they each hold power.

Thread 54249 if anyone looking for battle music orchestred here a great thread nice ablum there to

Uhh .. That is the same link (almost the same post actually) you posted before. In this post:


Thread 54249 this is da place you go for battle theme that are orchestred

I don't know about you, but I don't have any kind of mental deficiency where I need to hear the exact same thing twice, before I take notice. Once is enough, mate.

I'm looking for Braveheart from composer James Horner!

Clash of the Titans - Laurence Rosenthal

Here is 3 tracks i selected from the soundtrack Clash of the Titans, composed by Laurence Rosenthal.

Clash of the Titans (http://rapidshare.com/files/163400558/Clash_Of_The_Titans.rar)

1. Prologue And Main Title
The main theme showed in the opening credits. This heroic theme is associated with the main character of the movie, Perseus.

2. The Kraken
This track represents the climax fight that Perseus need to face against the gigantic monster of the sea, The Kraken.

3. The Lovers
This is the romantic theme, which portrays the love between Perseus and Andromeda.

Thank you very much, sanico

So, about Kenji Kawai...here from Morrigan the Kenji Kawai Soundtrack Collection Discography >> Thread 59020 Thanks to Morrigan for this awesome thread ^^

More music (but not from Kawai-san XDD) Enjoy ^^

02 - Overture.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/xawypy) composed by Elmer Bernstein from the Movie Hallejulah Trail, a old western with a great humour XD

Ivanhoe.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/fgz15a) composed by Miklos Rozsa from the Movie Ivanhoe

12_The_Die_is_Cast!.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/3x8gbq) composed by Glorian from the Game Knights of Honor

08 - Tomb of the Past.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/p74jn0) composed by Michael Land from the PC Game The Dig

You're very welcome Billie781.
Have a nice listen. =)

I'm looking for Braveheart from composer James Horner!

Braveheart is too easy. What you really want is this.

http://sharebee.com/b21b1757

You're very welcome Billie781.
Have a nice listen. =)
Woooow, the tracks are awesome, so epic and big in the sound, thank youuuuu~ *HUG*

Woooow, the tracks are awesome, so epic and big in the sound, thank youuuuu~ *HUG*

I'm glad you like it.
If someone is interested, i can up the full album.

I'm glad you like it.
If someone is interested, i can up the full album.
*hand up* Yes, here, i'm interested. Please upload the full album, thank you so much in advance

I'm looking for Braveheart from composer James Horner!



http://rapidshare.com/files/29644219/OST_20-_20Braveheart_1995_.rar

Here's a bonus:



http://rs356.rapidshare.com/files/97371380/LiP-OST_More_Music_From_Braveheart__The_Score__1995.pa rt1.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/97376291/LiP-OST_More_Music_From_Braveheart__The_Score__1995.pa rt2.rar

Credits go to the original uploader.

awesome upload as always my friend arthierr, thank you very much *HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGG*

Clash Of The Titans - Laurence Rosenthal



17 Tracks @320 Kbps
Clash Of The Titans (http://rapidshare.com/files/163479122/ClashOfTheTitans.rar)

1. Prologue and Main Title
2. The Lovers
3. Argos Destroyed
4. Boyhood of Perseus
5. Dreams and Omens
6. Joppa
7. Andromeda
8. Pegasus
9. The Lord of the Marsh
10. The Kraken
11. The Farewell
12. Medusa
13. Bubo the Dive-Bomber
14. River Styx
15. Clash of the Titans
16. Andromeda Rescued
17. The Constellation/End Title

Okay since I have the attention span as anyone with schizophrenia does, plus I've been busy, I'm going to go ahead and post the first fragment of my compilation. This portion is entitled Blood of Azkazar. It's not completely orchestral, but it's mostly orchestral, with a few other things thrown in that fit the general theme of the compilation (music I write my novel to). Some of it is old, some is new, maybe you'll find something unfamiliar. I am posting it elsewhere as well so it's not completely tuned to the audience in this thread. My apologies if this drives you into a bloodthirsty frenzy or causes you to feel completely alienated from life, inducing suicide or homicidal tendencies. Just send me pix of the carnage afterwards!

There is a mix of action and softer tracks, including some traditional Bulgarian pieces (Which I suppose would count as bulgarian orchestral... maybe?).

As promised, I will not impale you with troublesome wait times or ads.

clicky for teh dounlodez (www.staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/Blood of Azkazar.rar)

These tracks are a tiny portion of a library spanning over 100gb of soundtracks I've scoured for over the years. They represent my taste in music and what I've used to help control my mental energy when it comes to intensive tasks such as sleeping, writing, and getting through each day. As a schizic and who I am as a person, they each represent a portion of my life, whether very recent, or very old, or somewhere inbetween, and they each hold power.

Very impressive list, thank you. More comments this weekend.

Sanico: Thanks a bunch for the score, the tracks you picked first are indeed among my favorites .

Damn gotta love
Naoki Sato - Yes!! Pretty Cure 5 - Precure Sound Dream!! - Otome No Chikara, Uketeminasai!.mp3

Yes, you should. ;)
Kenji Kawai
Avalon (Log In)

http://sharebee.com/ce3d1a16

I've been creating a video series of HoMM5 so I've been pretty busy, but this is one of the tracks I randomly downloaded even though I've never heard of the related names before and it's pretty much awesome.

Thank you very much, Sanico, the Soundtrack is awesome

another track, enjoy ^^
07 Hunter Robo Degeki.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/6w42bh) from Shinkon Gattai Godannar!! Original Soundtrack

There seems to be a problem, it took my a good year to find this tracks thanks to you guys, but when I downloaded the file it only opened four tracks and none of the tracks I'm looking for. Do you think you can just upload these two tracks for me, I'd be so greatful : )

Blood+
This theme for Diva is probably one of the best things to come out of Media Ventures, at least since Steamboy. It's dark and shifts to unexpected minor harmonies, similar to Elfman's style.


Memories
Yoko Kanno does Madam Buterfly (why is the correct spelling censored?) and Prokofiev. It's not as structured as her other works, but definitely different from her usual orchestral fare.

There seems to be a problem, it took my a good year to find this tracks thanks to you guys, but when I downloaded the file it only opened four tracks and none of the tracks I'm looking for. Do you think you can just upload these two tracks for me, I'd be so greatful : )

Blood+
This theme for Diva is probably one of the best things to come out of Media Ventures, at least since Steamboy. It's dark and shifts to unexpected minor harmonies, similar to Elfman's style.


Memories
Yoko Kanno does Madam Buterfly (why is the correct spelling censored?) and Prokofiev. It's not as structured as her other works, but definitely different from her usual orchestral fare.

Blood+
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rk7h7p

Memories
http://www.sendspace.com/file/vyz5fr

Damn gotta love

Nice one, heh? Sato Naoki is indeed an exceptional composer.



another track, enjoy ^^
07 Hunter Robo Degeki.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/6w42bh) from Shinkon Gattai Godannar!! Original Soundtrack

Oh, a bouncy, old-school anime track, I like that. Good one, thanks. :)

Hey guys, I posted this a while ago in The Film Score/VGM Hunt thread but it was kinda overlooked (who can blame them though). So,(even though it isn't orchestral or action-like) Im posting it here: Richard Eisenhorn composition for the film La Passion de Jeanne D'Arc by Dreyer. Not really a soundtrack.



Here is the link:

http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=478ivqqq

In fact when I red "even though it isn't orchestral or action-like" I was perplex, because if it's not, then it has nothing to do in this thread. Happily, when I browsed through the tracks I heard it IS indeed orchestral (string orchestra, choir, and some other instruments). There's even a nice amount of action in some tracks (particularly in the last one, which is superb).

It's a beautiful, profound, highly dramatic orchestral choral score. You can be assured that many people here will appreciate it. Thanks for this post. :)

Thank you so much for the link, Another Mad Dancer, i tried this, but i will love this, because arthierr say that the ost are beautiful and i trust his adjudgement ^^
a little track for you
07 Professor Topolo.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/vojg8z), composed by Osamu Sh�ji from the Anime Space Adventure Cobra

Hey everyone. Sorry it took forever, but it's finally here.

Shunsuke Kikuchi's complete orchestral score for Dragon Ball Z:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68PJH0B5

There's some gorgeous stuff in here, folks. And I highly suggest it to any fan of music, even if you're not a fan of the anime.

On that note, I'll try to upload the original Dragon Ball score up tonight, unless someone already has or is willing.

Let me know what you guys think of the music. Enjoy.

Ah, great! That's the stuff.

I'm so much bothered usually by songs and electronic/ambient/solo instrument tracks in animes ost. Thanks to you here we have the complete orchestral part, that's the only thing I'm looking for in anime scores generally.

Thanks a bunch for this great post. :)

A little suggestion though: this thread is HUGE (in fact it's one of the threads with the most replies) and I noticed that people tend to visit frequently the older pages, so I suggest you put a cover or an image showing what your post is about. For people browsing the thread it's easy to miss a link or a reply if it's not visually catchy enough.

Okay, you must have this, you needed this, you can't live without this *hypnotize you* XDD
here it is my own compilation for you all, enjoy

01. Finale from DragonHeart, Composer: Randy Edelman 5:30
02. Romantic Marian from Robin Hood, Men in Tights, Composer: Hummie Mann 0:49
03. Winnebago - MegaMaid from Spaceballs, Composer: John Morris 2:25
04. Main Title (alternate) from Young Sherlock Holmes, Composer: Bruce Broughton 1:59
05. Age of Magic from Merlin, Composer: Trevor Jones 14:33
06. Recovery from Conan, the Barbarian, Composer: Basil Poledouris 2:11
07. The Water Horse (Main) from The Water Horse, Composer: James Newton-Howard 1:13
08. The Sword Maker from 13th Warrior, Composer: Jerry Goldsmith 2:10
09. Back to the Future from Back to the Future I, Composer: Alan Silvestri 3:20
10. As One Tales End...from Forbidden Kingdom, Composer: David Buckley 2:45
11. End Credits from Braveheart, Composer: James Horner 7:15

Billie's Little Compilation.zip (http://www.sendspace.com/file/0buvv1)

Oh, Billie, what an awesome selection. So inspired, so tasteful.

Finale from DragonHeart, Composer: Randy Edelman 5:30
I'm not a fan of Edelman to say the truth, but his score for this movie is pretty good, and quite superior to what he does usually (well, the context helps, hard to score badly a fantasy movie - except Morricone's Red Sonja, of course). He wrote a very beautiful theme, remarkably well developed in the cue you selected.

Romantic Marian from Robin Hood, Men in Tights, Composer: Hummie Mann 0:49
Short but incredibly good! As I said before it's one of the most beautiful melodies I've heard. I wish a talented composer and orchestrator composes a 5 minute piece based upon this melody. Streich... ?

Winnebago - MegaMaid from Spaceballs, Composer: John Morris 2:25
I didn't know this one and it's really superb. I saw the movie but strangely enough the score didn't catch my attention, probably because I laughed too loud! Great one!

Main Title (alternate) from Young Sherlock Holmes, Composer: Bruce Broughton 1:59
Broughton is an exceptional symphonist who didn't get as many appointment as he deserved. This piece is a perfect example of how good he can be when he gets to have an orchestra.

Age of Magic from Merlin, Composer: Trevor Jones 14:33
What a fantastic choice! 7:49 is one of the most impressive, grandiose, phenomenal cues I've heard since Krull.

The Sword Maker from 13th Warrior, Composer: Jerry Goldsmith 2:10
One of my favorite scores. This cue is special because it's a perfect combination of grace AND power. Generally elegance and and brutality are opposite, but here they harmoniously co-exist.

As One Tales End...from Forbidden Kingdom, Composer: David Buckley 2:45
Reminds me a bit of the Touch. Nice theme, very catchy.

End Credits from Braveheart, Composer: James Horner 7:15
Horner said it's the score he's the most proud of. This is pure orchestral grace and elegance, and an highly inspired movie score.

Many thanks for this great selection. :)

Oh, i'm glad that you like my compilation X33
here another great soundtrack with a little orchester, i hope you like it ^^

IDEON (Densetsu Kyojin) Volume 1


Label: King Records
Number: SKD(H)-2018
Country: Japan
Release Date: 21-Jul-1980

01. TO COSMOS WITH YOU
02. TALES OF THE STARS
03. ECHO IN THE LEGEND
04. HANDS FROM DARKNESS
05. INVOCATION
06. IDEON(EYE CATCH)
07. IDEON(EYE CATCH)
08. BLACK STREAM OF THE GALAXY
09. TOUCH IT
10. DS FIGHT
11. CHILDREN
12. IDEON IN RESURRECTION

IDEON (Densetsu Kyojin) Volume 1 (http://www.megaupload.com/de/?d=GG2CM4L5)

Wow, thanks. This one is unknown to me, so it's a good surprise. :)

I hope so XD, good night my friend arthierr, i am really glad that i meet you ^^

Ah, great! That's the stuff.

I'm so much bothered usually by songs and electronic/ambient/solo instrument tracks in animes ost. Thanks to you here we have the complete orchestral part, that's the only thing I'm looking for in anime scores generally.

Thanks a bunch for this great post. :)

A little suggestion though: this thread is HUGE (in fact it's one of the threads with the most replies) and I noticed that people tend to visit frequently the older pages, so I suggest you put a cover or an image showing what your post is about. For people browsing the thread it's easy to miss a link or a reply if it's not visually catchy enough.

Sorry about that, I'll post with the covers form now on if it helps out.

Here's the complete BGM collection for Dragon Ball Z composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/eb/Dbzbgmc.PNG

Download link:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68PJH0B5

Also, here's the original score for the 1st anime, Dragon Ball. This score was taken from the DB-DBZ 5-CD Set which included both vocal songs and BGM.



Download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YR2DGFBI

As I mentioned previously, it's quite the beautiful and powerful score, and one might like it music-wise, even if they're not a fan of the anime. Happy listening!

Wow! A ton of great bgm to listen to. Many, many thanks, theoriginalbilis. Highly appreciated. :)

Okay since I have the attention span as anyone with schizophrenia does, plus I've been busy, I'm going to go ahead and post the first fragment of my compilation. This portion is entitled Blood of Azkazar. It's not completely orchestral, but it's mostly orchestral, with a few other things thrown in that fit the general theme of the compilation (music I write my novel to). Some of it is old, some is new, maybe you'll find something unfamiliar. I am posting it elsewhere as well so it's not completely tuned to the audience in this thread. My apologies if this drives you into a bloodthirsty frenzy or causes you to feel completely alienated from life, inducing suicide or homicidal tendencies. Just send me pix of the carnage afterwards!

There is a mix of action and softer tracks, including some traditional Bulgarian pieces (Which I suppose would count as bulgarian orchestral... maybe?).

As promised, I will not impale you with troublesome wait times or ads.

clicky for teh dounlodez (www.staff.samods.org/iskatumesk/Blood of Azkazar.rar)

This holds some of my favorite tracks. Along with a tracklist, I'll also provide a basic summary of my feelings on the pieces.

01 - Hellsing OVA - Song of DEMETER ;

I have a soft spot for good, soft choral pieces like this. They help me settle my mind, something that no drug or physical event can offer. They also help me sleep. This is from Hellsing OVA OST that I was able to recently acquire, so it's not relatively old, but it's good enough that it deserves its place within the Fury Unofficial Soundtrack.

02 - The Witcher - The Dike;

A slighter older but still very excellent piece that deserves a mention. The effect is the same as other like-minded tracks; it helps me rest after weeks, months, years of no release.

03 - The Witcher - River of Life;

Like the two above, this is one of my most favorite tracks in soundtrack history.

04 - Unknown - AEMIntro2;

I found this in a Star Wars: Empire at War mod and immediately fell in love with it. It's relatively simple, but makes excellent background. If I was still modding, I would use this instantly. I have no idea where it's really from, though. I was never fond of star wars music before and this sounds very different from what I've heard of previously.

05 - Advent Rising - Bounty Hunter;

I'm hard to catch when it comes to games. Advent Rising was decent but like most other titles didn't hold my interest long. The soundtrack sure did, though! A decent action piece I've used in mods and videos before.

06 - Lair -Battle For Asylia;

To me, Lair is the greatest soundtrack ever made, and the Battle for Asylia is the best piece in the entire thing. That makes this track the single greatest orchestral music I've ever heard. Most orchestral action tracks are too cheesy, happy, or "weak" for me. This is everything I could ask for.

07 - Soul Calibur 4 - Stage 20;

This is a metally piece from SC4. Typically I am not very fond of metal action because it's way too cheesy and overused. This is fairly unique, however, a combination of metal and orchestral that is actually quite decent, and shines above and beyond the rest of the game's music. I used it in my last dead Starcraft mod, In The Admiral's Service.

08 - Enclave - Dark 01 B;

Sometimes I just download random soundtracks or gamerips, especially if they're considered rare, and the name catches my eye. OrangeC's rip of Enclave was one such random collection and I was really pleased by it. I'd consider this piece to describe me as a person in real life very well, and it's my favorite in the entire collection.

09 - Basil Poledouris - Gift of Fury;

Old school Conan. I used this in mods in the old days and it's one of the tracks that has aged very well. Every time I hear of it, it reminds me of six years ago, when I was still in my prime. Those were the days, free of worry...

10 - Viking Battle for Asgard - The Battle for Holdenfort;

I love this entire soundtrack, but I couldn't pull too much out of it as they are fairly similar. So I used this track to convey the entire collection of Viking: Battle for Asgard, a decent enough game with a very good soundtrack for my needs.

11 - Age of Conan - Nighttime Journey Through the Eiglophian Mountains;

Never once cared to look at the game, but curiousity got me to download the soundtrack, and I was not disappointed.

12 - Dead Can Dance - Summoning Of The Muse;

After watching The Mist, the last track in the end of the movie had me scrambling to find out what it was, and where it was from. It was, of course, Host of the Seraphim by Dead Can Dance. After locating everything they've made, I came across this track - one of the most amazing choral pieces I've ever heard. I use this to help me sleep a lot.

13 - Тебе поем;

I'm not just a fan of westernized orchestral, but also traditional Bulgarian. Joseph LoDuca can be blamed for that - his oldschool music with bulgarian flare (Hercules, Xena) were excellent and this lead me on a very difficult and challenging hunt for more of it. Although I don't imagine the words are so, this choral track sounds very sad and solemn, and it fits me well.

14 - Fly, fly my sadness - 01 - Fly, fly my sadness;

I opted to keep this in its original flac quality because of how incredible it is. It represents me, right now, very well. I'm lost, without any direction, or reason to continue. I just keep walking where ever the wind takes me.

14 - Journey To Celestis;

I'd never heard of the new Stargate movie until someone mentioned it to me, I tend to be like that, so I had to see it. After I saw it, I had to find the soundtrack. This is my favorite in the collection and has served me well at key times.

15 - Isihia - Preobrazhenie;

Isihia is the only band I've been able to locate that's made traditional Bulgarian-style orchestralish music. Getting these tracks was not easy.

16 - Isihia - Gospodi vozvah

Same as above.

17 - Dawn of War - Chant;

A chant. One of the few tracks from Dawn of War that really show what Jeremy Soule can do.

18 - Xena - Spirit Dance;

This is awesome.

19 - King Arthur - Into The Battle;

I'm not much of a fan of Zimmer's general work, as it's all literally copy pasta, but King Arthur is completely unique and is one of my favorite movie soundtracks (It's also an awesome movie). I have many versions of the soundtrack; this is a lower-quality portion of a much larger piece, separated by some bafoon, but it's the one part I wanted to showcase, so here it is.

20 - Splendors Reclaimed by the Desert;

A part of a collection I randomly downloaded from Newsbin back when it actually still worked. It's surprisingly good.

21 - Icewind Dale Theme;

All of the soundtracks from the infinity engine games are way ahead of their times, far outmatching any RPG's released since. These are masterpieces, it's just unfortunate I can't get the Baldur's Gate 1-2 soundtracks in a quality above 24kbps or whatever they were originally saved as, because their quality is HORRIBLE. Luckily my icewind dale music isn't so bad.

22 - Icewind Dale - Bonus Track 03;

A cool bonus track.

23 - God of War 2 - Typhon Mountain;

Most modernized game soundtracks, ie gears of war, mass effect, crysis ect are very, very boring and unimaginative to me. God of War, on the other hand, was something new and powerful and I really liked it. This is my favorite track from GoW2 that helped me at points.

24 - Vangelis - Eternity;

Most Vangelis stuff sounds fairly cheesy to me for some reason, but the collection this is from is outstandingly awesome. I just wish this track wasn't so short, because it's one of my favorite pieces of all time. I can't say enough about this track. It's so short, but it's so powerful for me.

25 - Chaos Legion - maintitle;

Another choral piece from Chaos Legion, the main menu. Unlike the metal-oriented level themes, this is very tame, and very calming.

26 - runis_of_bone_hill;

Another random track I found in my ageless search. The rest of the compilation wasn't as outstanding as this one.


These tracks are a tiny portion of a library spanning over 100gb of soundtracks I've scoured for over the years. They represent my taste in music and what I've used to help control my mental energy when it comes to intensive tasks such as sleeping, writing, and getting through each day. As a schizic and who I am as a person, they each represent a portion of my life, whether very recent, or very old, or somewhere inbetween, and they each hold power.

Huge selection you posted there! Very interesting too. The general impression I got from it is a sense of darkness, gravity, and generally slowness. It's globally the same characteristics (a bit less atmospheric, though) than your own compositions you posted some pages above, HERE (http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1162181&postcount=398). This is clearly a somber, gothic, orchestral, often choral music pack, with a few slightly lighter exceptions (Preobrajenie).

You must have guessed, I'm clearly more attracted by the faster, more energetic, more powerful pieces, like Lair -Battle For Asylia.mp3 (phenomenal epic action piece), Soul Calibur 4 - Stage 20.mp3 (superb combination of metal and orchestra), Viking Battle for Asgard - The Battle for Holdenfort.mp3 (remarkable choral action cue), Advent Rising - Bounty Hunter.mp3 (surprisingly inspired gothic battle cue).

Also I really appreciate the fact you commented each track, telling us why you chose it and why it's so special to you. Thank you for sharing with us your favorite music. :)

Also I really appreciate the fact you commented each track, telling us why you chose it and why it's so special to you. Thank you for sharing with us your favorite music.

/bows

I'll see what I can do to get part 2 rolling.

wow, many stuff, thanks to theoriginalbilis and thank you auumar, too ^^
a little track, hehe, only one, later maybe more XD
Black Beauty - 14 - Is It Joe.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/tz04yv) composed from Danny Elfman from the Movie Black Beauty, a little bit quiet song with sadness and sweet joyousness. i hope you like it ^^

wow, many stuff, thanks to theoriginalbilis and thank you auumar, too ^^
a little track, hehe, only one, later maybe more XD
Black Beauty - 14 - Is It Joe.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/tz04yv) composed from Danny Elfman from the Movie Black Beauty, a little bit quiet song with sadness and sweet joyousness. i hope you like it ^^

Danny Elfman - Black Beauty - 14 - Is It Joe.mp3
This one reminds me a lot of James Horner's music. The french horns at 00:24 are typically horneresque. Beautiful and delicate piece, thanks.

Just started listening to Ideon. Nice ost, sounds like good old-school anime, indeed performed by a small orchestra. Very good post, thanks a lot, Billie! :)

Ps: I'm glad that I met you too... ^^

Just started listening to Ideon. Nice ost, sounds like good old-school anime, indeed performed by a small orchestra. Very good post, thanks a lot, Billie! :)
I'm glad, i thougt it was not really the action-orchestra-style, but i like it so much and uploaded it XD
another track, composed by John Powell from the Movie Chicken Run
02 - Chicken Run.mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/inuwxk) (it's a live concert)

Nice one, a talented pastiche of Elmer Berstein's classic The Great Escape. Thanks!

Two of my favourites~

Quigly Down Under
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http://www.melkoret.com/music2/Quigley%20Down%20Under.rar
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Saving Private Ryan
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http://merlin.pl/Saving-Private-Ryan-Szeregowiec-Ryan-OST,images_big,4,P4500462.jpg
http://www.melkoret.com/music2/1998%20Saving%20Private%20Ryan%20-%20John%20Williams.rar
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I also feel inclined to state, that I never download individual tracks from this site lol, i unno part of my OCD Mentalness of needing the full album, and i dont wanna miss out :P

So erm, feel free to try and upload any full orchestral albums :D
Ill be trying to uplad more of mine here with permanent working links from my private server~ Though i dont have too much too offer at all

Ah! Thanks for the covers, Melkoret. And of course thanks again for posting these superb scores .

And now, something to take away all those nasty synthesiser sounds - and it fits in nicely with the Carl Davis theme... ;)

THE CHARIOT RACE (Ben Hur 1925 - 1988 Rescore)
Carl Davis

Davis composed and recorded this score for a British television broadcast of the infamous 1925 silent film "Ben-Hur". A magnificent , fourteen minute piece - this one will leave you utterly breathless! :)

Performed by the (superb) Royal Liverpool (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool) Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Carl Davis

http://sharebee.com/0f3f4425

Here's mine.

This is the main highlight of the score of the movie Asterix Aux Jeux Olympiques composed by Frederic Talgorn. The movie itself is a big scale (very expensive) comedy with a lot of parodic elements. One of these is the key scene of the chariot race, partly inspired by the movie you've guessed.

Talgorn composed a remarkable almost 12 minute orchestral piece, full of action, with even some slight occurences of the romantic theme. It's largely inspired by John Williams' music, as you'll notice, but it's very enjoyable anyway.

Frederic Talgorn - Asterix Aux Jeux Olympiques - La Course De Chars.mp3
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1qhdye

Enjoy! :)

Oh wow, thank you so much arthierr for the track, the movie is so great and funny XD

YIKES, I can't believe I didn't bring this one up before. That Talgorn score is one of the true musical miracles of 2008. He's one of the only composers who can can adopt John Williams' buoyant style, without merely doing an impression. Absolutely breathtaking stuff, and if I may add (with a bit of friendly patriotism) proudly performed by London's very own Philharmonia Orchestra. :D

Thank you for your post, monsieur!

Indeed it's an extremely enjoyable score: fun, powerful, sometimes romantic, never sad or depressing. It really helps pump you up after a long day. I listen to it quite often.

He's one of the only composers who can can adopt John Williams' buoyant style

It's the oboes and flutes playing with xylophones that gives it that Williams texture/quality. It's really well done, especially for something so recent. 4:10 sort of reminds me of Hook.

Epic action and slow songs are good and all, but how about some tension building mood setting kind of Orchestral?

Something that resembles this (http://www.divshare.com/download/5855447-a77).

Orchestral? Where? I hear some dodgy synth strings and a dodgy synth choir... ;)

Its Arcade-chip, so cut it some slack. (Besides, its pretty impressive to hear something like that in a Arcade game) Just wanting to know if any one here can find Orchestral music like that.

Mmh, I'll have to put my detective hat tonight. I believe I can find some like that one indeed. The dark / haunted / menacing woods / forest is an interesting subject. Thanks for bringing it up.

Here is another track of the soundtrack recording conducted by Carl Davis, for the 1925 silent film Ben-Hur.
This is "Pirate Battle", and it's another standout track of this score.
Dannyfrench posted "The Chariot Race", some days ago if someone interested.



Ben-Hur - Carl Davis
Pirate Battle (http://rapidshare.com/files/165371763/Pirate_Battle.rar)

Thank you for posting these tracks, qqqqqqwe and sanico ^^
another track ^^

from Erdenstern

CD: Erdenstern "Into the Blue", composed by Andreas Petersen
Full Sails (blue cd).mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/ahrye8)

Thank you for posting these tracks, qqqqqqwe and sanico ^^
another track ^^

from Erdenstern

CD: Erdenstern "Into the Blue", composed by Andreas Petersen
Full Sails (blue cd).mp3 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/ahrye8)


Billie, i didnt know that you have Erdenstern tracks with you.
I sometimes hear them on Radio Rivendell (http://www.radiorivendell.com/index.php?page=music_info&what=artist&id=210).
Do you have complete Erdenstern albums?
i've been searching for their albums online, but they are hard to find. I couldn't find any.