'Final Fantasy Final Symphony' Now Available For $9.99; Soundtrack Features 'Breathtaking New Arrangements'
The Leading Video game concert production company Merregnon Studios has disclosed today that the "Final Fantasy Final Symphony" album is now available.
It is said that the "Final Fantasy Final Symphony" album is now available worldwide via digital download In iTunes for $9.99 or £7.99, Load The Game reported.
The "Final Fantasy Final Symphony" is based on the concert tour of "Final Symphony," which was composed by Nobui Uematsu and was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios.
Uetmatsu said that he did not imagine that he will be able to work at the London Symphony Orchestra and was amazed that many people liked the "Final Fantasy" music. "It's just wonderful that there are so many people who like Final Fantasy music; and to have it arranged by such incredibly talented people, Final Symphony is like a dream come true!"
Furthermore, the producer of the album Thomas Böcker said that the album is a once in a lifetime production, since the world's greatest video game composers, recording studio and orchestra unite to create the remarkable piece.
According to Euro Gamer the "Final Fantasy" album is a compilation from the "Final Fantasy" 6, 7 and 10, recorded with the composer Nobuo Uematsu. It is said that the 11-track album includes a 45-minute FF7 rendition and an 18-minute FF6musical tour.
Moreover, the album is an exclusive arrangements produced by Masashi Hamauzu, Roger Wanamo and Jonne Valtone. The Final Symphony's arrangement was composed as part of the worldwide concert tour which was held over the past two years.
The "Final Symphony" is available for iTunes and other digital music retailers while video trailer of the album is indicated below:
