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Tom Finnerup has highlighted the enchanting world of Arabian-inspired video games in a newly released video. The featured musical piece comes from 8-Bit Symphony Pro: Second Half and presents an orchestral rendition of the theme from the Commodore 64 game Master of Magic. Originally composed by Rob Hubbard, the piece is a variation of Shibbolet by Larry Fast, taken from his influential album Audion.
Fans of symphonic game music can experience the full collection by obtaining the 8-Bit Symphony Pro: Second Half double album, which includes 22 live symphonic tracks. The album is available at C64Audio.com.
Additionally, the 8-Bit Symphony project has been opened to the music community for educational and performance purposes. Musicians, conductors, and ensembles interested in accessing the conductor’s score, orchestral parts, Sibelius files, professional recordings, and behind-the-scenes footage can request access by contacting [email protected]. This initiative aims to support the study and adaptation of classic game music in modern orchestral settings.
Credits
- Performed by: Czech Studio Orchestra, conducted by Robin Tait
- Composed, arranged, and orchestrated by: Rob Hubbard
- Original composition and arrangement copyright: High Technology Publishing Ltd./Larry Fast
