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Dark Souls III Main Theme (Dark Souls III) - Spring 2023 Concert

Recording provided by Open Range Video and J-Tech Audio Visual. Audio mixed by Antonino d'Urzo. Title: Dark Souls III Main Theme Game: Dark Souls III Composer: Yuka Kitamura, Motoi Sakuraba Arranger: Pranoy Basu Featuring: Karenna Foley (Choir Soprano) The fire fades and the lords go without thrones. The Age of Fire is in danger. The younger Prince Lothric has refused to link the fire, a sacrificial ritual that ensures the continuation of this era. In Dark Souls III, the player character assumes the role of Unkindled Ash, an undead who failed to link the fire in ages past. The player is reawakened by the toll of the bell and tasked with seeking out and defeating the Lords of Cinder, as they too have refused to take their throne and sacrifice themselves to link the fire. The music of Dark Souls is pensive and understated in peaceful areas but dramatic and ferocious during the game’s many challenging boss fights. The game’s main theme, arranged for a full orchestra and featuring a soprano solo, is the first thing the player hears upon starting the game in the main menu screen, setting the tone for the journey ahead. And so it is, that ash seeketh embers. Full program from this concert: https://umd.gamersymphony.org/docs/co... This piece was performed at our Spring 2023 Concert in Dekelboum Hall. Follow us on our social media platforms or visit our website to stay up-to-date on our latest events and performances! Official Website: http://umd.gamersymphony.org/ Facebook:   / gamersymphony   Twitter:   / gamersymphony   Twitch:   / gamersymphonyumd   The Gamer Symphony Orchestra is a student-run symphonic orchestra consisting of more than 120+ musicians, including a full choir. Since our establishment in 2005, we have strived to promote video game music as an art form and to continue bringing video game worlds to life through orchestral arrangements - almost all of which are created by our own members. For more information, visit http://umd.gamersymphony.org/