1. Opening Fanfare by Nobuo Uematsu 0:00 2. Final Fantasy (Concerto for Piano and Orchestra) 3:12 3. King's Knight ("A Pretty Day Out") 22:55 4. Chrono Trigger ("Silent Light") 28:51 5. The Final Fantasy Legend and Final Fantasy Legend II ("Main Theme" and "Save the World") 34:39 6. Final Fantasy X ("A Fleeting Dream") 40:50 7. The Last Story ("Spreading Your Wings") 47:14 8. Final Fantasy XIV ("On Windy Meadows") 53:47 9. Blue Dragon ("Waterside") 1:00:33 10. Lost Odyssey (Suite: "Prologue (Main Theme)" | "A Formidable Enemy Appears!" | "A Sad Tolten" | "Dark Saint" | "Light of Blessing / A Letter" | "Epilogue (Main Theme Reprise)") 1:07:04 11. Encore I: FFX 1:27:39 12. Encore II: FFVII 1:32:25. + Informações

Eminence Symphony Orchestra performed the piece composed by Nobuo Uematsu called 'One Winged Angel' released with the Playstation game by Squaresoft (now Square-Enix) called 'Final Fantasy VII'. The piece was performed at the Sydney Town Hall at the a concert known as A Night in Fantasia during October 2005. + Informações

Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY live with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arnie Roth.. + Informações

G4's Icon Nobuo Uematsu. Someone taped this for me (VCR, before DVRs came out lol) so this is the best quality I can upload. G4 hasn't shown this since and I've never seen anyone else who recorded it so I guess we'll have to live with the bad picture, sorry.. + Informações

Yes, the man himself turns 50 today, March 21st 2009, so I made a little tribute. This video contains his 50 best compositions throughout the years, in my opinion. 50 tunes in one video is a little overkill, but I wanted it to be one video and not ten. All the songs are already on Youtube anyway, so just do a quick search if you want to hear the full versions. Making a top 10 was damn hard, but a top 50 was even worse. Seriously, it was pure torture. First of all, choosing "only" 50 tracks isn't easy when he's made so many great ones. After going through everything once, I had almost 60 tracks that just had to be on the list, and I must have spent at least an hour deciding which ones to get rid off. Then there's the order. With 50 songs of so many different styles and so high quality, it's impossible to make an actual top 50, where the next song is always better than the last one. I think it's safe to say that the first ten are pretty much in order, but then you can divide the rest into groups of five and the tunes within these groups will have no specific order. Of course, it's not completely random either. For example, the first song is always better than the last. Those who saw my Top 10 Battle Tunes will probably notice a few differences. Yes, it's been less than two months and I already disagree with my past self. That's not all, though. Since everything is allowed this time, I can also use The Black Mages versions, and these are some times better than the originals .... + Informações

Nobuo Uematsu, composer of soundtracks from Final Fantasy and more, sits down with GameSpot for an in-depth interview. Read more: gamespot.com. + Informações

What better way to start out this account than to upload one of the most well known game songs ever. Sorry, it's not the Super Mario Bros theme. It's One Winged Angel! This is the Final Fantasy VII AC version, but it's just as good as the original. If you want me to upload a game song, view the list from the URL below and send me a request for it. If you aren't 100% sure of the song name, feel free to describe what happens during the game when the song plays, I'm usually good at that too. www.freewebtown.com Note: Do not ask for me to send you music, I will not. Do not request for music that is not listed, or from other music genres, such as rock.. + Informações

by request i'll do more ff stuff my piano at home is out of tune, so my keyboard will have to do :/ PS: turn the volume up, its really soft for some reason. Sheets for ffvi songs can be found here: ffmusic.ffshrine.org. + Informações

Aeris's (Aerith's) theme music, from the Final Fantasy Advent Children movie. (Ripped from the Soundtrack) Composed by Nobuo Uematsu.. + Informações

Final Fantasy Game Soundtrack. + Informações

Hope you like and enjoy it^^. + Informações

Lyrics: Takashi Tokita Music: Nobuo Uematsu Arrange: Kenichiro Fukui Produced by Nobuo Uematsu Vocal: Megumi Ida Acoustic Piano: Febian Reza Pane Ocarina: Takashi Asahi Strings: KONNO STRINGS 1st Violin: Hitoshi Konno, Daisensei Muroya, Takashi Hamano, Masahiko Todo 2nd Violin: Yu Manabe, Izumiko Fujiie, Tsunehiro Shigyo, Mikiko Ise Viola: Kazuo Watanabe, Kaoru Hagiwara Cello: Seigen Tokuzawa, Haruki Matsuba M-2 Arranged by Junya Nakano (SQUARE ENIX) M-2 Synthesizer Operation: Hirosato Noda (SQUARE ENIX Final Fantasy IV, VI, VII, VIICC, VIII, IX Y X. Momentos romanticos de la saga acompañados del inmortal Theme Of Love del final fantasy IV en su nueva version para el Ds. + Informações

So, I'm not a deep gamer of Final Fantasy, but thank god I'm curious enough to know the sucessfull games they are and to know throught them Nobuo Uematsu This is the Terra Brandford Theme and I put a illustration of Yoshitaka Amano another great artist who ilustrated as well one of the most characters I love: Vampire Hunter D from Hideyuki Kikuchi This song in piano version is one of my preferences and it will start my playlist orkut scrap welcome :) All rights reserved and enjoy it. It's a song to listen and thinking nothing else.... + Informações

Before I know Liberi Fatali, I heard first this piano version. I love it. But I love it so much that I have devaneius febris (x-men history, nerd comics moment) of learning piano only to play that for me. You know: home, alone, rain, no balls to do nothing good, so... Liberi Fatali on piano and nothing take me out until my fingers broken to take this song. Really, I mean it. But it's for the future... :I Damn man, that song is so perfect. That's why I need it on my playlist orkut scrap welcome. thank god for create Nobuo Uematsu and send to earth :D hehehe enjoy folks. + Informações

This is Part I of II of a live interview with Nobuo Uematsu, legendary Final Fantasy composer, and Arnie Roth, conductor of the Chicagoland Pops Orchestra conducted prior to the Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy concert on March 1, 2008. This interview was conducted by Tim Maxwell (owner of SquareSound.com), and Michael "Piano Squall" Gluck (www.michaelgluck.com). Please see our other videos for the second half of this interview.. + Informações

Final Fantasy Game Soundtrack. + Informações

Georgia Tech Chamber Choir sang the choral parts of the Final Fantasy Distant Worlds concert in Atlanta, GA with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra on May 6-7, 2011. While waiting for the concert to start, our director and I found Uematsu and asked him if he would speak with the choir for a minute. I blame the shakiness on being in complete shock.. + Informações

Higher Quality - www.youtube.com This is my version of a Final Fantasy IX (9) music video (AMV), using select cutscenes from the game, featuring its theme song Melodies of Life (English), sung by Emiko Shiratori. ? Lyrics available via CC [Closed Captions] and Interactive Transcript. 2000000 views and counting! ^^ Thanks for watching! .................... Zidane Tribal "Princess" Garnet Til Alexandros XVII / Dagger Adelbert Steiner "Queen" Brahne Vivi Orunitia Black Waltz Freya Crescent Eiko Carol Beatrix Quina Quen Amarant Coral .................... MELODIES OF LIFE Performed by: Emiko Shiratori Composed by: Nobuo Uematsu Lyrics by: Alexander O. Smith (English), Hiroyuki Ito/Shiomi (Japanese) Arranged by: Shir? Hamaguchi Released by: King Records (2000) FINAL FANTASY IX © 2000 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved. CHARACTER DESIGN: Yoshitaka Amano, Toshiyuki Itahana FINAL FANTASY is a registered trademark of Square Enix Co., Ltd.. + Informações

By popular demand, here's Tom Brier sight-reading Spinach Rag. He has read through this once before, about six years ago, so technically this is his second and third time playing it. Some fun ensues as a customer at the Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium, where this was recorded, talks to Tom in awe of how he can do the long left-hand jumps without looking at his hands. That this tune is in sharps instead of flats makes it a bit more difficult to read, since very few rags are in sharp keys. I've been meaning to make a new score of this but have not gotten around to it, so what Tom is reading is this more primitive score that I made in Encore about 10 years ago after receiving an email with MIDI file attached from someone in Japan saying, "My friend makes music for video games. He wrote this rag." That original, primitive score I made, which Tom is reading, is here: www.keeper1st.com It wasn't until recently that I learned what game this was from (Final Fantasy VI). This was the first piece of ragtime from a video game that I had ever come across. After this recording, Tom said that he had forgotten what a good rag it was, and that he should dig out the copy I gave him so many years ago and really learn to play it. So maybe there's an actual performance of this to come in the future... This was recorded at the July meeting of the Mother Lode Ragtime Society, which meets in every odd-numbered month (except November) on the evening of the second Saturday at the Sutter Creek Ice .... + Informações

A Compilation of several songs (and video clips) from Final Fantasy 8 showing some of my more favourite songs from FF8, Nobuo Uematsu. + Informações

Song/Track Title: The Oath Song Artist: Nobuo Uematsu Album Artist: Nobuo Uematsu Album Title: Piano Collections FINAL FANTASY VIII Song Composed By: Nobuo Uematsu Album Composed By: Nobuo Uematsu Genre: Soundtrack; Game Date Released: January 21st, 2000 Re-release Date: July 22nd, 2004 Track #: 8 of 13 Disc #: 1 of 1 Catalog #: SSCX-10041 Re-release Catalog #: SQEX-10026 Playlist: www.youtube.com. + Informações

"At Zanarkand"( Final Fantasy X) of Tour de Japon DVD.. + Informações

Cid's Theme. + Informações

Music from Final Fantasy 9 soundtrack. Title: Crossing Those Hills (aka Over the Hill, Crossing the Knoll) Composer: Nobuo Uematsu Check out my playlists for more game music: www.youtube.com. + Informações

If you enjoyed this, why not Subscribe? :) We recorded an a cappella rendition of "The Shinra Corporation" theme from Final Fantasy VII and deliver it to you very unprofessionally! Enjoy! Free MP3 Download Link: soundcloud.com Let us know in the comments what video game theme you'd like to hear/see us recite in acappella form! Follow Max and Sam! Twitter: www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com. + Informações