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Listen To An Exclusive Track From The Tokyo Philharmonic's Performance Of Square Enix Music
In 2012, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra performed sold-out concerts featuring music from some of Square Enix’s biggest titles. Included in the setlist was music from Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross, Secret of Mana, and Kingdom Hearts.
It’s understandable if you happened to miss out on these events live. Thankfully, you’re getting another chance.
The X5 Music Group is set to release Symphonic Fantasies Tokyo, a live recording of the performances originally held at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Main Hall. We have an exclusive from the recording, Encore Final Boss Suite.
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The full track list is as follows:
- Fanfare Overture
- Fantasy I Kingdom Hearts
- Fantasy II Secret of Mana
- Fantasy III Chrono Trigger Chrono Cross
- Fantasy IV Final Fantasy
- Encore Final Boss Suite
The full album will be available for purchase on December 1 via iTunes.
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