Scaramouche boss theme is really good. But for me all boss theme are good too, I'll be nervous and sweating when I fight the boss, everytime 🤣

@@minami8585 Having a banger theme is a requirement for becoming a weekly boss :D

recorded at Aboey Road studios? .. then we need a spoof Abbey Road Beatles album cover of Cyno Nahida Tighnari and Nilou crossing the road on the zebra crossing

There it goes again. Ever since i acquired the Garritan CFX Voncert Grand Studios, been hearing a lot about Abby Road Studios..and yes i know for a fact that the Beatles first recorded there.

There it goes again. Ever since i acquired the Garritan CFX Voncert Grand Studios, been hearing a lot about Abby Road Studios..and yes i know for a fact that the Beatles first recorded there.

General Sumeru theme played in the 3.0 trailer (big chunk of it, at least). Also in the Sumeru previews, I think? But yeah, not in the game proper.

it plays in cutscenes too, like when you were first given your akasha terminal

@@inquisitor200 🤔 I think the one that played there was Sumeru City day theme? A slower version of this one. It has something about petals in its title.

the 1st one is Sumeru City theme during the daytime

the fact that there’s hours of soundtrack for one nation is insane, can’t wait to hear the rest of teyvat’s music

Also known as Cor Anglais by many people.

am i the only one who thinks that the first solo seems inspired heavily from the first bassoon solo in stravinsky's rite of spring?

​@@himmel8901 omg interesting

High end oboes cost more than the house I live in. It's also very expensive to maintain.

don't forget raiden shogun battle theme is the best also

don't forget one of the most unique battle themes, Die Mittsommernacht-Fantasie

He does this stuff for fun or for momey Dont expect him to listen to hours of random musics

You shouldn't leave out Andrius' theme. One of the best interpretation of Lacrimosa I've seen

scaramouche also

Aaare vo iranian(santur) use kiya tha sumeru ke leye na ke hamre indian santoor Or ha arabic kanun vo bhi santur ke tarah he strings instrument hai use kiya

The music sounds arabic for me not India 😅

@@Manseliorthey’re talking abt 2 different things

In Greece we call it little Cannon (κανονάκι) from qanun, although I think it has more strings (I'm not a musician)

Its bağlama Saz

*Edo period Japan

Indeed. Akin to this video, It would be great if he watched the below video. Both have the 1st song as the regional theme and a battle track for the 2nd song. Realm of Tranquil Eternity：Inazuma Live Symphony Performance (10:04) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5qSo9d61MCqdHk.html

Bansuri sumeru main theme me use nahi kiye ha par Swirls of shamshir or swirls of streams dono me the Ye live swirls of shamshir mr bas ney(persian flute) he use kiye Or bhai hamre bansuri side blown flute hai na ke end-blown flute(Ney) jo isme use kiye atleast colour of flute se to pechn lete agar sound se nahi pech pa rahe 😂

@aethernity8270 focus waale pe sirf najar rakhoge toh kaise dikhega....bansuri tha bhai.....kabhi toh dhang se sunn liya karo... Aur gyani baba, ney Egyptian flute hota hai.🫡

@@siddhantroy8969 bhai vo black wala Ney tha ye live video me Par offical track Swirls of shamshir ke dono flute use kiye bas ye live me use kiya nahi maybe artist hire nahi kiya Or bhai tum apne galti man nahi rahe also merko sikha rahe jabke tum ko he pata nahi bansuri or Ney ke bechme sound difference ya design ka difference ya play kese karte dono or dekh lo ek bar pause karke 5:35 😂 Todhe to sharam rakho Bansuri pata nahi or aaye sikhane merko or pure video deyan se dekhe meine merko koi bhi bansuri player dekha nahi Or agar koi traditional musicians hota to jab ek to zoom out shot ya to close shot hota he par kese bhi shot me dekha nahi Ha Ney ka galti ho gaya Egyptian hai par vo all over middle east use hota Turkish,Iran(Persian) etc Jai shree ram

It was not qanun it was persian santur

It also have Indian/Persian culture rainforest mainly

I'm a little late to the party, but we in Austria have it too, it's a classic instrument called Hackbrett :)

Wrong all instrument are from india or middle east only exception chinese erhu and greece bouzouki was used in some songs And that instrument is persian Santur

@@aethernity8270 ​ @aethernity8270 "Hammered dulcimers of various types are now very popular not only in China, but also Eastern Europe, the Middle East, India, Iran, and Pakistan. The instruments are also sometimes known by the names "santoor" and "cymbalom". This instrument had an influence on the Thai classical instrument, known as Khim (ขิม). Another theory of how the yangqin came into contact with the Chinese is through the Silk Road from Mongolia. At a glance, the Silk Route stretches almost 5,000 miles reaching from China to the Middle East, including Iran (Persia). The Iranian santur, a dulcimer, has existed since ancient times. If any dulcimer was to influence China by land, it is likely to be this instrument. The technical structure of the santur is different in the way the tuning pegs are place, the bridges and the mallets. The yangqin's tuning pins are set in parallel instead of a 90-degree angle down at the side. The mallets of the santur also differ from those of the yangqin - they are made of wood with finger grip, designed to let the players perform by gripping the two mallets between their fore and middle fingers. Both modern and earlier yangqin mallets did not include finger grips. The bridge of the yangqin consist of long, single pieces of wood with many protruding "stubs" supporting the strings unlike the santur, which uses a number of small, individual chesspiece-like bridges." So unless you are the actual person playing the instrument in the piece, it is difficult to definitely differentiate between the instruments. I as well initially suspected it was Yangqin but at a closer shot it looked more like the Santur from the grips on the mallets. Either way, there is no need to be rude by flat out saying 'wrong' because the Yangqin does exist and it is logical to think it was as there is an Erhu present as well. There are ways to correct and contribute to discussion in a polite way where everyone can benefit and learn.

Also these 2! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqyifr2puNqwj4k.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLdypcp4z92ngIE.html

Its santur