The problem with getting professional orchestras to perform music like this is that they see only the tablature and have not or have any interest in familiarizing themselves with the "atmosphere" of the original.
Hey everybody! I have released my new album 'Progenitor' which has electronic music inspired by great game series such as Donkey Kong Country. You can check it out and download it for free on my youtube channel if you're interested!
Wow. Never imagined DK music in full orchestra! Mind blown! You know, I wonder if Video Games Live started all of this. If so, we have them to thank for breathing new life our favorite video game soundtracks! If not, then thank you whomever's idea this was!
@sivarticus1985 Composer/conductor Koichi Sugiyama started it August 1987 in Japan. The first video game music concert outside Japan: August 2003 in Germany.
@sivarticus1985 Please, Video Games Live is a mockery of a video game concert. They mainly play music from new games (even games that aren't out...). Tommy Tallarico is really just an Xbox fanboy, and it shows in Video Games Live.
Japan has been doing these for a long time. And I don't even think Video Games Live was the first American one (though bros have made it the most popular sadly).
@SloganYams Well I enjoyed the VGL concert that was in Orlando a few months ago. I think it brings a different audience than one you would see at a more sophisticated concert like this one, and are meant to be fun and informal, even if Tommy is a Xbox fanboy. He still plays songs everyone loves to hear from Nintendo and Sega and such and introduces video games as works of art to those who wouldn't normally view them the way we gamers do. IMO I think they're two separate experiences.
@sivarticus1985 One of the problems with VGL is that when it does do music like Mario or Zelda, it's just done in an obligatory way. They only do the very basic music from the original games in the series (which is nice, but the series have a lot more to offer with their histories). They don't even do Sonic or Shenmue anymore, and Final Fantasy is only ever represented with the overblown One-Winged Angel, again, a lot more to offer.
@sivarticus1985 *continued* And they have never done DKC or a lot of other classics at VGL, they're far too busy playing music from Lair and God of War (which are both very generic "fantasy" scores, and if I wasn't told ahead of time which track was which I couldn't tell them apart). I hardly consider VGL a video game orchestra, it's more of just commercialism pandering to the Xbox Live crowd. It has some good points, but they're greatly overshadowed.
I'm not going to say I don't like reinterpretation, but I will say that the song doesn't do a great job of capturing the feel of the original. This version is too bouncy. Especially around 2:00. I feel it should have more legato notes, at least in the lower register. It makes me think of an industrial setting instead of a soothing underwater swim. I think I would enjoy it a lot more if I hadn't played the game.
Lovely interpretation. It really sounds very Masashi Hamauzu. Not much is similar to the original, instead this is something new and interesting. The original, of course, has something special which can't be replaced by reinterpretations (which this version obviously doesn't even attempt).
The beginning of this is especially good IMO. It reminded me of something, and I finally figured out that it was the song Wow by Kate Bush.
i mean...aside from the fact that the arrangement strays from the original, listen to when they play the ostinato of the orginal, then listen to their reproduction of that ostinato, played by the lead violinist at 3:16. It's different than the original. That's definitely not something that should be done in an arrangement. I'm talking about the section of it that starts at 3:20
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this, but I'm disappointed to see the negative comments like "Oh it doesn't sound like the original". If you want to hear the original, listen to the soundtrack.
Have an open mind and appreciate the fact that a composer elaborated on a beautiful melody. The "actual" Aquatic Ambience song is roughly a minute and a half long that loops continously in the game; would you pay to go to a live show to hear an orchestra loop the same chords until an eventual fadeout?
At every corner I can most certainty hear the differences between this and the original, however I can also constantly hear the original sound persisting in the background until finally, at 3:21, it wins over and comes out to show itself off. And even then it doesn't take a rest, playing up until the end of the song. All of those who truly remember the music, or have heard the OST recently, should easily recognize this.
To all those who think this is nothing like the original, go listen to the OST again. Throughout this piece they do everything they can for an Orchestra to sound nice while playing a song from and NES game and do a wonderful job of it.
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Vaguely sounds like Aquatic Ambiance. Reinterpretation is fine if it sounds nice, but for those looking to find justification in the "Donkey Kong Country" title, you won't find it here. This did not remind me of Donkey Kong, and if the title wasn't there, I'd likely never guess it was. That's called a miss.
Wow, amazing interpretation here. It has a very different feel from the original "Aquatic Ambiance" track, but there's nothing wrong with that. It's very powerful and I'd love to have been there to hear it live!
I have to agree, until the 3:21 point, it's almost entirely unrecognisable. I'm all for interpretations, but I felt it misses the point of the track entirely. The pianist, though fantastic, is adding so much to the track in terms of liveliness that the calming progression is somewhat lost.
Its a song rarely touched upon, I've only heard it orchestrated once before. Its nice to hear something other than the Jungle Theme from DKC. Now all they need is the Brambles music.
I think it's beautiful but little to do with Donkey Kong Country. You can tell this composer never plays games, just listens to how he can change a catchy tune.
@viewerbroadcaster Aaahm, the arranger for this piece was Masashi Hamauzu, composer for games such as Final Fantasy XIII, Unlimited SaGa, and so on. And you can hear the main melody of DKC's Aquatic Ambiance (what is the water theme) several times.
@TrainerDerek I never said I didn't, I said it has little to do with Donkey Kong, not nothing at all. And clearly I can because I said 'change a catchy tune', meaning its there, but different. But in my personal opinion destroyed.
One of my favorites, Masashi Hamauzu, arranging one of the best ambient tracks ever? This is fantastic! Thank you for uploading. Wish they held these types of concerts near me.
I've been there and do not agree with all the criticism. This score is a masterpiece and was for me the best one in the first part of the concert - I don't care how close it is to the original.
I've been there and do not agree with all the criticism. This score is a masterpiece and was for me the best one in the first part of the concert - I don't care how close it is to the original.
wonderful performance. The violinist has a beautiful sound and Benyamin Nuss' playing is heartbreaking! My favourite track of the evening. Magic!! Anyone listened to "Nuss plays Uematsu"?
sorry but the frist dislike is from me . but this was a BIG LET DOWN to me .just my opinion . i felt that they didnt focus on the orgin of the music like they did with Symphonic Fantasies.
Oh, come on. Music is about more than melody. A little reinterpretation is a good thing. To truly appreciate music, you must look beyond petty familiarities.
Why should the arranger be limited by exactly sticking to something written for a machine that had 8-sound polyphony (sound effects count) when you have a large orchestra with choir at their disposal?
Here we have a great violin performance and a great piano performance. It's be no means a "BIG LET DOWN."
@dzcomposer i agree,a little reinterpretation is a good thing.it is. the music is nice . i blame the composer .they missed the mark BIG TIME with this concert . good music bad composer. (side point) if you never heard a star wars score in a live Orchestra and it has never been done before , would'nt you be a little disapointed if you heard it was being orchestrated and you listen to it and find out thatit only has familiarities andit never plays what you been hearing in the movies
Most of the original song is there, you just have to listen for it. You expect it to sound exactly the same, which I think gets a bit boring after awhile.
And to your analogy, no, I would not be disappointed. I would feel the same as I do about this piece.
@dzcomposer I totally agree. Not all music has to have melody. Sometimes it's best to just enjoy the music for it's sound content, and the arrangement of this piece was definitely made greater by Hamauzu's tendencies towards impressionistic music.
It's very beautiful (AMAZING), and i'm glad Hamauzu took the already awesome source material and made it even more amazing by incorporating his musicality into the piece. Bravo!
Even though I appreciate orchestrated music I don't like this piece.
But I agree with you that reinterpreting music is a good thing. And instead of doing a direct cover version there should be a lot more reinterpretations in music business.
Ein toller Kontrast zum insgesamt eher fröhlichen bzw beschwingteren Nintendo-Soundtrack und eine viel bessere Wahl, als es ein Donkey Kong-Hauptthema je hätte sein können :) Hat sich super in das Konzert eingefügt, einfach fantastisch!
I think this was the best song yesterday. I had to cry I dunno know why but it sounded kinda sad and I got goose pimples....I`ll be there next year again!
I've been there and jeez, even though I couldn't recall this song (Was never much into Donky Kong) it was brilliant. Such a lovely piece of music - I'm really looking forward to the next concert mid' next year and for the CD of this concert. This song is so calm and peaceful, simply amazing! :)
My GOD. This is INCREDIBLE! So beautiful!
AmpersandKiD 2 weeks ago
Just hearing the music give me a flash back when I was playing Donkey Kong Country Level 1-4 Super Nintendo 15 years ago (1997). AWESOME SYMPHONIC !
Metroidpescao4 4 weeks ago
wonderfull
GameMusicCompilation 4 weeks ago
Really love how the pianist and violinist get really into it. Sure it barely sounds like the original but this was an interesting take on the song.
cwlithium 1 month ago
I don't hear any Donkey Kong Country music out of that piece
Veit81 1 month ago
@Veit81 Listen to the original Aquatic Ambiance piece and then to the arrangement again. You can hear the leitmotif pretty often.
HamuSumo 1 month ago
I pine for an orchestral medley of Aquatic Ambiance, Stickerbrush Symphony, and Frosty Frolics.
harry426 4 months ago
The problem with getting professional orchestras to perform music like this is that they see only the tablature and have not or have any interest in familiarizing themselves with the "atmosphere" of the original.
RaggaeOfFunk 5 months ago
hey is that the pianist from distant worlds? it looks like him.
ragnaroktomorro 5 months ago
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It's Benjamin Nuss, i don't know about distant worlds I and II, but he played in Distant Worlds Coming Home.
He was born in Germany (where he still lives).
He made an Album called "Nuss plays Uematsu" he even wrote a Song for Uemastu, who in return wrote a Song for him. XD
I think that Respect for each other got him a playce in Distand Worlds XD.
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Hey everybody! I have released my new album 'Progenitor' which has electronic music inspired by great game series such as Donkey Kong Country. You can check it out and download it for free on my youtube channel if you're interested!
ORTmusic 6 months ago
what a beautiful piece. Brings me back to when i was a kid and i first played the game. :) good memories
darsal20 6 months ago
Steinway, the piano of champions. What a sound!
TheAngryAndre 6 months ago 2
This piece and arrangement remind me of Mannheim Steamroller.
The3DSKid 6 months ago in playlist Symphonic Legends
Wow. Never imagined DK music in full orchestra! Mind blown! You know, I wonder if Video Games Live started all of this. If so, we have them to thank for breathing new life our favorite video game soundtracks! If not, then thank you whomever's idea this was!
sivarticus1985 7 months ago
@sivarticus1985 Composer/conductor Koichi Sugiyama started it August 1987 in Japan. The first video game music concert outside Japan: August 2003 in Germany.
Naleka2008 6 months ago in playlist Symphonic Legends
@Naleka2008 Ah thanks for that lil bit of trivia! I did not know that!
sivarticus1985 6 months ago
@sivarticus1985 very welcome. if you care for more details, check 'symphonic game music concerts' on Wikipedia. :)
Naleka2008 6 months ago
@sivarticus1985 Please, Video Games Live is a mockery of a video game concert. They mainly play music from new games (even games that aren't out...). Tommy Tallarico is really just an Xbox fanboy, and it shows in Video Games Live.
Japan has been doing these for a long time. And I don't even think Video Games Live was the first American one (though bros have made it the most popular sadly).
SloganYams 6 months ago
@SloganYams Well I enjoyed the VGL concert that was in Orlando a few months ago. I think it brings a different audience than one you would see at a more sophisticated concert like this one, and are meant to be fun and informal, even if Tommy is a Xbox fanboy. He still plays songs everyone loves to hear from Nintendo and Sega and such and introduces video games as works of art to those who wouldn't normally view them the way we gamers do. IMO I think they're two separate experiences.
sivarticus1985 6 months ago
@sivarticus1985 One of the problems with VGL is that when it does do music like Mario or Zelda, it's just done in an obligatory way. They only do the very basic music from the original games in the series (which is nice, but the series have a lot more to offer with their histories). They don't even do Sonic or Shenmue anymore, and Final Fantasy is only ever represented with the overblown One-Winged Angel, again, a lot more to offer.
SloganYams 6 months ago
@sivarticus1985 *continued* And they have never done DKC or a lot of other classics at VGL, they're far too busy playing music from Lair and God of War (which are both very generic "fantasy" scores, and if I wasn't told ahead of time which track was which I couldn't tell them apart). I hardly consider VGL a video game orchestra, it's more of just commercialism pandering to the Xbox Live crowd. It has some good points, but they're greatly overshadowed.
SloganYams 6 months ago
soouuunnnddddd
jeds786 7 months ago
I'm not going to say I don't like reinterpretation, but I will say that the song doesn't do a great job of capturing the feel of the original. This version is too bouncy. Especially around 2:00. I feel it should have more legato notes, at least in the lower register. It makes me think of an industrial setting instead of a soothing underwater swim. I think I would enjoy it a lot more if I hadn't played the game.
powerpc127 8 months ago
beautiful
GuyPerdedor 9 months ago
Lovely interpretation. It really sounds very Masashi Hamauzu. Not much is similar to the original, instead this is something new and interesting. The original, of course, has something special which can't be replaced by reinterpretations (which this version obviously doesn't even attempt).
The beginning of this is especially good IMO. It reminded me of something, and I finally figured out that it was the song Wow by Kate Bush.
Bj0rnSH 9 months ago
Even though they may have tweaked aquatic ambiance to much, that intro til :43 was one of the most beautiful symphonic intros I've heard.
Urgessa 9 months ago
The rendition of aquatic ambiance was interesting, but I found the piano kind of distracting.
manicfoot 9 months ago
Good, but i wish they wouldn't take their 2:30 min till they get to the part for what we paid for.
DezorianGuy 9 months ago
5 people are deaf, because no one can dislike such amazing music !
angelwingzzX 9 months ago
omg... this is way to great....
So damn nice music....
Ease555 9 months ago
I love the part at 3:31.
iAzn08 10 months ago
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uthar1986 11 months ago
0:44 ...I got chills...
Sonic2021 11 months ago 2
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG JUST WOW. goes to show how great this track is that it got this kind of attention and recognition .
ArianBVRZ 11 months ago
Benyamin Nuss has matured a lot since the previous concert Symhonic Fantasies, I really like his playing. Beautiful arrangement, very Debussy-like.
Ieglenguyen 11 months ago
i mean...aside from the fact that the arrangement strays from the original, listen to when they play the ostinato of the orginal, then listen to their reproduction of that ostinato, played by the lead violinist at 3:16. It's different than the original. That's definitely not something that should be done in an arrangement. I'm talking about the section of it that starts at 3:20
malice23 11 months ago
This arrangement was lovely at parts. I wish it stuck with the beautiful melody for a greater duration of the song.
Kenology 11 months ago
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Kenology 11 months ago
It's amazing to hear Masashi Hamauzu arrange DONKEY KONG of all things. I can't believe I haven't heard this earlier... It's beautiful sounding too.
meirus 1 year ago 3
Its like the version from the video game orchestra in japan, just a bit more original. Its a pleasure listening to it.
KonsolN 1 year ago
Aaaaah!! Kranky Kong would be proud of this
nahum67 1 year ago 2
@nahum67 lmao so second you on that
MissYoungsta1990 1 year ago
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this, but I'm disappointed to see the negative comments like "Oh it doesn't sound like the original". If you want to hear the original, listen to the soundtrack.
Have an open mind and appreciate the fact that a composer elaborated on a beautiful melody. The "actual" Aquatic Ambience song is roughly a minute and a half long that loops continously in the game; would you pay to go to a live show to hear an orchestra loop the same chords until an eventual fadeout?
mistakrunk 1 year ago 29
@mistakrunk LOL Thank you. As a musician, I love reading comments like this.
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FrostyOverlord 1 year ago
At every corner I can most certainty hear the differences between this and the original, however I can also constantly hear the original sound persisting in the background until finally, at 3:21, it wins over and comes out to show itself off. And even then it doesn't take a rest, playing up until the end of the song. All of those who truly remember the music, or have heard the OST recently, should easily recognize this.
FrostyOverlord 1 year ago
To all those who think this is nothing like the original, go listen to the OST again. Throughout this piece they do everything they can for an Orchestra to sound nice while playing a song from and NES game and do a wonderful job of it.
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FrostyOverlord 1 year ago 2
I expected this to be big and loud. Why didn't they do the Metroid one like this?
politcalgamer 1 year ago
LET DOWN no synth
Link057 1 year ago
it sounds great but, it's just not aquatic ambiance
Jeff1N 1 year ago
LOL PERSONAL OPINIONS IN MUSIC
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chinonononozu 1 year ago
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Vaguely sounds like Aquatic Ambiance. Reinterpretation is fine if it sounds nice, but for those looking to find justification in the "Donkey Kong Country" title, you won't find it here. This did not remind me of Donkey Kong, and if the title wasn't there, I'd likely never guess it was. That's called a miss.
HatoburekaSutajio 1 year ago
Wow, amazing interpretation here. It has a very different feel from the original "Aquatic Ambiance" track, but there's nothing wrong with that. It's very powerful and I'd love to have been there to hear it live!
batlin 1 year ago
3 people were killed bei squidward
chancelguy 1 year ago
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3 people lost their consciousness underwater
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chancelguy 1 year ago
What song is this supposed to be?
Leethellama 1 year ago
Aquatic Ambience
nndsmc 1 year ago
3:32 the bad ass just finally hits him
MusicRelatedCandy 1 year ago
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AnalfredFistcock 1 year ago
Benyamin Nuss at the piano?
elpianisto26 1 year ago
@elpianisto26 Yes, he is.
Naleka2008 1 year ago
this needs about a hundred times more views.
xNickTheBrickx 1 year ago
Chapeau to David Wise!
katharinaisabella 1 year ago
I have to agree, until the 3:21 point, it's almost entirely unrecognisable. I'm all for interpretations, but I felt it misses the point of the track entirely. The pianist, though fantastic, is adding so much to the track in terms of liveliness that the calming progression is somewhat lost.
edwardshallow 1 year ago
@edwardshallow Implying aquatic ambiance is unrecognizable.
Do you even play the games?
TrainerDerek 1 year ago
@TrainerDerek It doesn't imply that at all. And what do you mean games? Aquatic Ambience is only in one game, isn't it?
edwardshallow 1 year ago
Its a song rarely touched upon, I've only heard it orchestrated once before. Its nice to hear something other than the Jungle Theme from DKC. Now all they need is the Brambles music.
DKFan4Life 1 year ago
beautiful... agreed that the piano was too loud at first, then I realized how utterly surreal the pianist is. Such genius should never be covered up.
iursus 1 year ago
this was so beautiful...
hamauzu, truly the master of ambience!
daigoro789 1 year ago 14
piano is way~~~ tooo loud
MMX3SE 1 year ago
I think it's beautiful but little to do with Donkey Kong Country. You can tell this composer never plays games, just listens to how he can change a catchy tune.
viewerbroadcaster 1 year ago
@viewerbroadcaster Aaahm, the arranger for this piece was Masashi Hamauzu, composer for games such as Final Fantasy XIII, Unlimited SaGa, and so on. And you can hear the main melody of DKC's Aquatic Ambiance (what is the water theme) several times.
HamuSumo 1 year ago 4
@viewerbroadcaster trust me, he does,
he writes Video Game Music since 1996 and he grew up witch games
KonsolN 1 year ago
@viewerbroadcaster So your telling me you don't hear aquatic ambiance at the begging. Sounds like YOU don't play the games.
TrainerDerek 1 year ago
@TrainerDerek I never said I didn't, I said it has little to do with Donkey Kong, not nothing at all. And clearly I can because I said 'change a catchy tune', meaning its there, but different. But in my personal opinion destroyed.
viewerbroadcaster 1 year ago
One of my favorites, Masashi Hamauzu, arranging one of the best ambient tracks ever? This is fantastic! Thank you for uploading. Wish they held these types of concerts near me.
KaoCJ 1 year ago
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I've been there and do not agree with all the criticism. This score is a masterpiece and was for me the best one in the first part of the concert - I don't care how close it is to the original.
wrukproek 1 year ago
I've been there and do not agree with all the criticism. This score is a masterpiece and was for me the best one in the first part of the concert - I don't care how close it is to the original.
wrukproek 1 year ago 46
beautifully played, got the CD Nuss plays Uematsu and love it. How can it be ordered from overseas?
2bmuse 1 year ago
been there <3
MusicFreddy 1 year ago
I got it already and I will go to his concerts in Dortmund and Hamburg.
I'm really looking forward to it - the album is amazing!!
16idul 1 year ago
wonderful performance. The violinist has a beautiful sound and Benyamin Nuss' playing is heartbreaking! My favourite track of the evening. Magic!! Anyone listened to "Nuss plays Uematsu"?
nastywal 1 year ago
@nastywal
Not yet. But I will, definitely :)
Artax666 1 year ago
This reminds me of the water level with all the junk! Awesome!
Towerofhera 1 year ago
sorry but the frist dislike is from me . but this was a BIG LET DOWN to me .just my opinion . i felt that they didnt focus on the orgin of the music like they did with Symphonic Fantasies.
dmixwell 1 year ago
@dmixwell I'm pretty sure you don't have a soul. Just sayin'.
DarknessTear 1 year ago 2
@dmixwell
Oh, come on. Music is about more than melody. A little reinterpretation is a good thing. To truly appreciate music, you must look beyond petty familiarities.
Why should the arranger be limited by exactly sticking to something written for a machine that had 8-sound polyphony (sound effects count) when you have a large orchestra with choir at their disposal?
Here we have a great violin performance and a great piano performance. It's be no means a "BIG LET DOWN."
Great stuff. Bravo!
dzcomposer 1 year ago 72
@dzcomposer i agree,a little reinterpretation is a good thing.it is. the music is nice . i blame the composer .they missed the mark BIG TIME with this concert . good music bad composer. (side point) if you never heard a star wars score in a live Orchestra and it has never been done before , would'nt you be a little disapointed if you heard it was being orchestrated and you listen to it and find out thatit only has familiarities andit never plays what you been hearing in the movies
dmixwell 1 year ago
@dmixwell
Most of the original song is there, you just have to listen for it. You expect it to sound exactly the same, which I think gets a bit boring after awhile.
And to your analogy, no, I would not be disappointed. I would feel the same as I do about this piece.
dzcomposer 1 year ago
@dzcomposer ok cool ,we agree to disagree. peace
dmixwell 1 year ago
@dzcomposer I totally agree. Not all music has to have melody. Sometimes it's best to just enjoy the music for it's sound content, and the arrangement of this piece was definitely made greater by Hamauzu's tendencies towards impressionistic music.
It's very beautiful (AMAZING), and i'm glad Hamauzu took the already awesome source material and made it even more amazing by incorporating his musicality into the piece. Bravo!
Thoraxe619 1 year ago 3
it is great but i barely here the real aquatic ambiance in here
MrBasketballallday 1 year ago
@dzcomposer
Even though I appreciate orchestrated music I don't like this piece.
But I agree with you that reinterpreting music is a good thing. And instead of doing a direct cover version there should be a lot more reinterpretations in music business.
Cheers.
timolampe 9 months ago
@dmixwell i'm with u man people go to these video game concerts for the nostalgia and this set didn't really make me think of donkey kong country
wolvereenie 10 months ago
Ein toller Kontrast zum insgesamt eher fröhlichen bzw beschwingteren Nintendo-Soundtrack und eine viel bessere Wahl, als es ein Donkey Kong-Hauptthema je hätte sein können :) Hat sich super in das Konzert eingefügt, einfach fantastisch!
Artax666 1 year ago 3
definitiv das beste Stück, Haut von Gans!!! :)
Soffo1977 1 year ago
I was there as well! This is probably my favorite track from the whole concert!
Alotofshake67 1 year ago
I think this was the best song yesterday. I had to cry I dunno know why but it sounded kinda sad and I got goose pimples....I`ll be there next year again!
oODatenshiOo 1 year ago
what the hell is amazing i love it , it made me remember and thats something speciall for me
emiliongo007 1 year ago
I was there, it was absolutely great. Some songs really gave me watery eyes :) especially this one, how nostalgic!
Ragrunzel 1 year ago
Piano seems a bit too loud? hard to hear the gorgeous violins in the song.
justaguy12345 1 year ago 2
Aquatic Ambience is one of my favourite water level themes, ever :)
herlefard 1 year ago
I've been there and jeez, even though I couldn't recall this song (Was never much into Donky Kong) it was brilliant. Such a lovely piece of music - I'm really looking forward to the next concert mid' next year and for the CD of this concert. This song is so calm and peaceful, simply amazing! :)
Yagekuro 1 year ago
Ich war da und es war einfach nur geil ;-)
Freu mich schon auf nächstes Jahr ^^
chessfreakflo 1 year ago
@chessfreakflo
ich war ebenfalls da, saß in Block B. Es war einfach nur wunderschön ^^ Ich geh auch nächstes Jahr wieder hin x)
oODatenshiOo 1 year ago
Oh man, heard this today live over a radio, a friend of mine linked me to, absolutely exquisite.
PeteyBlacksman 1 year ago
jaaa, wunderbar!
kldusche 1 year ago