Ffdistantworlds.com Website Review

awr music productions, llc is proud to present the official symphony concert world-tour distant worlds: music from final fantasy. launched in conjunction with the twentieth anniversary of final fantasy, this concert production features the music of the great video game series final fantasy and composer nobuo uematsu. the concerts are performed by symphony orchestra, choir, and renowned vocal and instrumental soloists, under the direction of grammy award-winner and acclaimed conductor arnie roth. with hd video direct from the final fantasy game developers square enix projected onto giant screens throughout the concerts, a rapidly growing repertoire of clas*ic final fantasy music, and an extraordinary fan base, distant worlds is a unique multimedia concert experience every time. the initial release of distant worlds: music from final fantasy coincided with the start of the world-tour on december 4, 2007 in sweden, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the final fantasy series. performed by the royal stockholm philharmonic orchestra and the choir allmänna sången, distant worlds is recorded in high resolution at desire. full album purchase includes a 12-page pdf booklet with liner notes, session photos, lyrics, and more. recorded in late january, 2010 by arnie roth and the royal stockholm philharmonic orchestra and elmhurst college concert choir. for the first time on any recording, distant worlds welcomes the group earthbound papas, featuring nobuo uematsu on organ. we also welcome back vocal soloist susan calloway, laura stephenson on harp, per skareng on guitar, and oskar ekburg on the stockholm concert hall pipe organ (grönlund 1982). the album was recorded on location in the stockholm konserthuset (sweden) & in elmhurst college (il, usa) desire. full album purchase includes a 12-page pdf booklet with liner notes, session photos, lyrics, and more. it is the third album of final fantasy music by this international orchestra phenomenon under the direction of the visionary, grammy