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New Final Fantasy Concert Album, Final Symphony, Now Available Digitally
Today a new live Final Fantasy album composed of songs from Final Fantasy VI, VII, and X has been released. The album, Final Symphony, was composed by the London Symphony Orchestra and has been specifically mastered for iTunes and was also released on other digital storefronts.
The recording of the album was produced in front of longtime Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu at Abbey Road studios and is based on the music played during the Final Symphony music tour. You can check out a trailer for the album in the video below.
For more on the music of Final Fantasy check out our review of Final Fantasy Theatrhythm Curtain Call and check out Legacy Session: Game Generation 5’s take on a Final Fantasy VII medley.
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