Skyrim 10th Anniversary Concert - Full Performance

Celebrate 10 years since the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim with this special musical performance! Join us as the London Symphony Orchestra and London Voices take us on a tour of Skyrim’s soundtrack, recorded at the prestigious Alexandra Palace Theatre.
0:12 Dragonborn
4:09 Aurora
11:01 Far Horizons
16:17 Unbroken Road
22:11 Around the Fire
25:06 Sky Above, Voice Within
29:02 Death or Sovngarde
32:11 The Streets of Whiterun
36:40 Kyne's Peace
40:35 From Past to Present
45:39 One They Fear
48:53 Starfield Suite
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ESRB RATING: Intense Violence, Blood and Gore, Sexual Themes, Language, Use of Alcohol

[@christinemills2221]

I discovered this game about 4 years ago. I was 67. I'd never played a video game in my life. It is now my sanctuary. And the musical score is medicine for the soul.

[@nogoods3511]

Nice! 🙂🌈🙏

[@georgebuhaianu9025]

Welcome to the gamers world, a new chapter awaits u

[@Unkle_Genny]

Awesome!

[@prince_saiyan_n1]

⚔️

[@非常に古い恐竜]

:D Awesome

[@danielwisniewski4005]

One doesn't stop playing Skyrim. One merely pauses.

[@maxdelpo5578]

Fact. I'm currently playing it after 11 years. And I will in the future too probably and with Starfield too

[@littlefiremountainrenter]

facts. I've played skyrim on two different consoles with three different copies of the game over the course of ~5 years(I'm seventeen) and I will probably keep playing it indefinitely

[@leroyjenkins2757]

@@littlefiremountainrenter tried playing it again, the bugs of the game both skyrim and skyrim se doesnt allow me to reach Helgen xD.... so iam good with only the music i guess.

[@frddyyfezbeer2368]

@@leroyjenkins2757oh trust me, the bugs are part of the beauty, it is still a game

[@NightOwl-XI]

Wait until elder Scrolls 6 comes out 😊, PS5 , PS6 remastered and PS7 gold edition of it lol

[@bovrar2nd861]

I couldn't understand English when I first started playing in 2011, but I created my character anyways. Aragon the ginger (tried to write Aragorn but I didn't know how to pronounce his name too), Nord, sword and shield. I played on my father's laptop, and for fear of breaking the right mouse button, I adopted a stronger weapon that I thought would carry me without blocking through the game, a warhammer.. I also didn't know we have to press and hold left mouse button to fully charge an arrow to fire it properly. Saw in some random walkthrough a guy speaking these words: "infinite gold" and "Mount Anthor". Then I went to Mount Anthor to find the gold, found one of my firsts memorable dragon battles, I couldn't fire arrows properly, so we fought through the whole Sunday night. Sleepless, some hours to an exam, and didn't found the gold. But I had such a glow of excitement in my eyes that since that day, all my school friends knew about this amazing experience that is Skyrim. With the passing of the months, this game quickly became my favorite English teacher. Making me genuinely interested in the language, so I could understand the dialogs, books, and quests. Year after year, more and more I could understand this language. So many positive things happened in my life because of it, that is difficult to express in words the appreciation I feel for that. Thank you, Skyrim : ) And for those who stopped by to hear this stranger's confession: Wind Guide You : )

[@AlaniLTD]

We're all brothers and sisters in this comment section friend. Thank you for sharing your story, excellent writing too might I add.

[@flyingplantwhale545]

What a great story man. This game means so much to so many. I can also remember that launch date like it was yesterday. That first day in the open field, with mountains around was just overwhelming, and dare I say, emotional.

[@chrish813]

🤍❤️💚

[@aizensosuke3115]

I remember that time when I first played this game i was stuck at bleak falls barrow's code door.. I stood there trying to figure out how to open the door for 2 days...then I saw the pattern on key...then I remember is that I was shouting in my room and throwing my schoolbag through the window and getting my ass whooped by my mom.....ah the glorious days

[@prince_julius]

Your writing and storytelling is excellent!

[@bigmyke2008]

This isn’t just a video game or a soundtrack anymore, it’s a part of my soul

[@boozalm3715]

You have no soul.NPC! HAHAHAAA!!!

[@LudwigVanSkorm]

Soule*

[@korolkorol-sg7ff]

Our soul* ©Miraak☭

[@connormartin1618]

Dragon soul absorbed

[@AUSGAZ85]

Sooo true. I was there when ff7 launched on ps1, played the hell out of Halo, red dead two was an insane experience. But man. Skyrim is home. Wandering the tundra, soundtrack kicks in. Goosebumps. Amazing game.

[@Rebelzize]

Thank you for this, Elder Scrolls music is something unparalleled when playing the game but hearing the London Orchestra playing this just hits on a whole other level. This will be on loop in my house for the next few months

[@NamelessSekiro]

Eagerly waiting for Skyblivion!

[@Singularity-vp9xo]

@@NamelessSekiro Agreed, can't wait to walk through the Oblivion gates once again.

[@kosterix123]

unparalleled? well I can think of a few...

[@moonzestate]

@@kosterix123 Like what?

[@Zereph48]

@@moonzestate mass effect, the witcher, gears of war, halo, final fantasy 7, pokemon, the legend of zelda just to name a few...

[@NICKin3D]

The Dragonborn music hits places no other song does. Whether it’s nostalgia, the fantastic composing, or just the plain power of the piece, it’s a wonderful piece of gaming history.

[@dasik84]

I must disagree, Secunda (which sadly wasn't played) hits more. When I hear it, anytime, anywhere, I almost start to cry. I still remember the moment when I first - at night - came out outside from the Dragon Hall (sorry if the name is wrong, I played different language version) in Whiterun and Secunda was playing and the green aurora was shining on the sky. THAT was the defining Skyrim moment for me. Until then, it was just one from the list of the great RPGs and sequel to Oblivion. But this moment changed it to something more.

[@maboleth]

@@dasik84 Well said my friend. I felt the same.

[@nintendude794]

Far Horizons got my cry this time.

[@nintendude794]

But Streets Of Whiterun would have, if it wasn’t talked over…

[@yuagiin]

It's unfortunate in this version the choir wasn't louder. At the start the brass kinda overpowers the voices which takes away from the live performance a bit

[@IntentionalGamer]

Does anyone else come back to this just to bask in how incredible of a job they did?

[@effortlessproductions]

I can't stop listening to the soundtracks Jeremy Soule made for all these games, they're just incredible! The London Symphony Orchestra did a fantastic job at recreating these songs as well.

[@odyonecanoby8786]

It's my go to when I do home chores

[@zanth07]

I regularly listen to these soundtracks while I work. Helps me to concentrate. Amazing music!

[@nataliaviva6150]

Im here & still playing this game till this moment. Happy new year 2023!

[@MegaJojoly]

i love this soundtrack concert, i really listen often. Skyrim is the best that can exist :D

[@lokewallmo6867]

Jeremy Soule does not get enough credit for this amazing score.

[@nerdytom6881]

Take heart that this only seems so. Actually Soule won several awards for his work with Skyrim, both in terms of computer game soundtrack, but also as general pieces of modern classical music.

[@TPGNutJam]

Yeah, he was a good composer, I wonder who’s gonna replace him TES 6

[@rispruffcuts2306]

Skyrim is not the "Do Vah Kin entrance song", the true soul of elder scrolls lies in the song "Ancient Stones"

[@nerdytom6881]

@@rispruffcuts2306 I prefer Wing Guide You.

[@khymaaren]

It's not coincidence that he is not mentioned anywhere in this video or its description. That doesn't take away from the value of his music, but people don't talk about him nowadays for a reason.

[@universal_wisdom3416]

Nothing gives you goosebumps quite like your first ever Skyrim play-through. I’ll never forget that. If I live to see Elder Scrolls 6 I’ll be one happy gamer.

[@kikert0213]

@@elizabethlally2557 lol that would be starfield

[@zzodysseuszz]

@@elizabethlally2557 no it hasn’t

[@MrVavant]

Tes6 is exspected 2024 or 2026

[@Froglover38]

@@MrVavant don't you mean 3024 or 3026?

[@MrVavant]

@@Froglover38 lol

[@ruthjasper4408]

Absolutely lovely. I'm a 50ish lady, and Skyrim has been my retreat from difficulties for many years. So grateful for everyone who had a hand in creating this magnificently epic game.

[@KeytarArgonian]

I’m the same, Skyrim helped me through some of the worst times of my life. Hearing this fills me with emotion.

[@Jimmy-fp4qq]

single and ready to mingle?

[@oliverdavis4642]

@@Jimmy-fp4qq get out more

[@JoAn-mq4gi]

♥

[@JMPERager]

I love that this game just transcends all generations. There's none too old or too young. I started playing it when it released and I was 15. Here I am 11 years later and it's still my favourite game.

[@apollofell3925]

Skyrim is a world full of monsters to fight, people with stories to tell, and adventures to be conqured. But the music is what makes it feel like home.

[@pipviking3211]

Love this

[@aaronjones7093]

Im enjoying anniversary content on my special edition but please Bethesda no more skyrim lets move on with elder scrolls 6

[@kirorankezarparoja2670]

Tamriel* Yes, Elder Scrolls is not just Skyrim.

[@apollofell3925]

@@kirorankezarparoja2670 whatever dude, I like Skyrim more than Oblivion or ESO. Only Skyrim is special to me, if you feel differently you don't have to condescend.

[@bestofexcel]

Home for a Dragonborn...

[@carloshenrique0306]

Skyrim is a game that I wish I could forget, just to play it again for the first time. :(

[@SabethDrake]

Well said. Truly once in a lifetime experience.

[@RosieSquall]

Skyrim and the original Dark Souls are games I wish I could forget to relieve the magic of experiencing them for the first time once more.

[@SabethDrake]

@Waterr0275 boo 👎

[@carloshenrique0306]

@Waterr0275 I see where you're coming from with that argument and I understand it, but the point of my comment was to exult the feeling of novelty, of a brand new discovery. Yes, we absolutely can enjoy a meal for the second or thousandth time and feel satisfied, but at least for me nothing compares to when you taste something for the first time and think: "Damn, that's good!"

[@carloshenrique0306]

@@RosieSquall After many years I'm finally playing Dark Souls 1 and I'm enjoying every second of the playthrough!

[@etgaming6063]

Anyone else get goosebumps and maybe a little tear in their eye for seeing and hearing the beauty of this music and having it bring back all the memories over the years?

[@kkks677]

bro, I wept

[@lordgallo4213]

Same here. Sounds dramatic but its true. Back when I was playing skyrim in 2011, everything was so simple. Good old days. Get back from school. Do your homework and then get deeply engrossed into the world of skyrim. Played this game on my Amd phenom x2 550 be paired with nvidia en 9400gt at 720p low/medium settings 🤗🤗🤗

[@MiralukaNaima]

I literally cried with feels and yes, lots of goosebumps also :)

[@jayerivero1627]

Dragonborn hits hard.

[@scarlatta_singer]

lots of tears bro..

[@TravelerVolkriin]

My sister gifted this game to me in 2011, five years before she died. I always have it with me, either in physical format or through the entire soundtrack downloaded on my phone. I have climbed a small mountain and meditated to this music. It continues to touch me and to guide me through life. My sister is alive through Skyrim. 😍

[@IWantaMinecraftCape]

She's in Sovngarde now brother.... may she rest in peace.

[@persassyjackson1688]

I'm so sorry... I hope she rests easy and I wish you and your folks the very best. I'm glad you find some level of peace in Skyrim

[@lunaspellman]

Omg I'm crying... I know she's at peace

[@19powpow91]

MAN this has me crying so uncontrollably. I know for a fact shes still with you. But the gift of Skyrim that she gave you... Ugh, I'm so grateful she gave you this masterpiece.

[@emma6648]

I just stole the gold and sweetrole off her corpse before dumping it in the river

[@JimSting]

You can't tell someone who hasn't played it what Skyrim means. You can't describe it. Skyrim is an experience, not just a game. And if you're one of those who hasn't played it - play it. Experience it. Trust me, you'll never regret it.

[@KathrynB621]

It’s my all time favorite game.

[@R3SerialDreams]

A very overrated experience.

[@KathrynB621]

@@R3SerialDreamsClearly, you didn’t get it. Move on then.

[@duncanshaw1256]

I have Skyrim for the Switch and have been playing and replaying for several years now. On October 22, 2024 I will be 58 years old. Music has it's own way of setting the tone and background to any story line and in Skyrim it is no different.

[@Kunal_manral]

The music that what make skyrim so special and yes the setting too like mountain and the story but yes music what makes u feel alive like when I first entered whiterun the music of whiterun is just ❤

[@craigsovilla6578]

Far Horizons will always be remembered as one of the best pieces ever written for a video game.

[@henrycoversguitar]

yup. You can listen to that music and let it hit you like a wall of bricks. Try it on a car ride alone right after you've had your coffee

[@nezarecdiscipleofthewitnes3823]

fr dude when I think of Skyrim that track is what comes to mind. its just so peacful to listen to.

[@MrContentInc]

but what about The Road Most Travelled?

[@stickerey]

it is really a once in a lifetime or more kind of composition. it is a wonderful piece of music in itself but listening to it while staring at the foggy peaks of Skyrim covered with snow is just something everyone should experience

[@SonOfWalhall]

I would pay many Septims to see a full concert of this

[@harpuria]

“Never done an honest day’s work in your life for all that coin you’re carrying,eh lad?”

[@00Cashcarti00]

​@harpuria I punched brynjolf in the face when he said that, I was role-playing as an honest man who makes money by woodcutting and he says this right to my face

[@skatechronic9700]

@@00Cashcarti00well deserved the fucking audacity! CAN HE NOT SEE THE BLISTERS ON YOUR HANDS

[@jaimemorgan5323]

​@@00Cashcarti00yeah same here

[@superstatus2640]

​@@00Cashcarti00 😂😂😂

[@FerdinandusUntoroArdi]

Playing it with my daughter now... of course with a lady character. She's 16 and I'm 47. She does most of the quests. I do all the smithing and enchantments. She likes it when her character becomes very strong, and beautiful! Maybe one day she will read this comment, and smile, remembering how we passed our times together.

[@mpronniejohnson]

From one dad to another, I wish you nothing but happiness! You have done your daughter a great service! I guarantee, to some degree, these are memories that will always surface when she thinks of her time with her dad!

[@Spyfoxx]

heartwarming. Incredible what a game can trigger in us.

[@Rolly_27]

Absolutely amazing, im 16 as well and id kill to have a father like you. You are doing a good job.

[@danimoonie]

You r souch a good father 🥹

[@Rolly_27]

@@danimoonie fr

[@zachariasmoxness874]

Time stamps: 00:11 Dragonborn 04:12 Aurora 11:03 Far Horizons 16:20 Unbroken Road 22:11 Around the Fire 25:07 Sky Above, Voice Within 29:06 Death or Sovngarde 32:12 The Streets of Whiterun 36:40 Kyne's Peace 40:35 From Past to Present 45:40 One They Fear 48:53 Starfield Suite 59:38 End Credits edit: This was absolutely fantastic to listen to. Skyrim is the game with the best soundtrack of all time.

[@Yokei986]

Frère ❤️

[@Blackjac]

I hope the other side of your pillow is cold tonight, safe travels my friend

[@PurpleKingAtlas]

Until Starfield comes out

[@Tomha]

It was really good. Wished they played Sovengarde though. Woulda been a great end for the concert.

[@Korgano]

“Aurora” was absolutely haunting.

[@Ptitmalle]

Today we are November 11. Happy Birthday Skyrim ! Beautiful game forever !❤️

[@XxKINGatLIFExX]

I used to volunteer as a Hospital Radio DJ. One day I was invited to attend a music session and play powerful and inspiring music to terminally ill cancer patients. I thought of lots of things I could play but I had to choose to play something that meant something to me. I decided to play them From Past To Present and Far Horizons. I wanted to give them something new, something they could listen to wherever they may be. They might have been stuck in a hospital bed with no way to leave. My thinking was to play them some tracks from Skyrim because it instils that large open world feeling and that is exactly what someone confined to a hospital bed would need. Long story short, I was asked back to play my sessions to more terminally ill cancer patients and every time I change what music I am going to play. It means a lot to me and it is always a pleasure to share Jeremy Soules music to anyone. Now it is very likely that these people have since passed on, but I am privileged to have shared with them this wonderful and life fulfilling music. For a moment, if only but a brief moment in our lives - we are confronted with something that is awe inspiring. This music helps me understand what life is about, you can't quite put words to it, but the feeling and the shivers down your spine is what makes it real.

[@fishooked]

I got unexpectedly emotional watching this. When I first played Skyrim my kids were little and used to watch me play all the time (usually only the outdoors exploration parts, I didn't venture into bone and blood strewn dungeons, but I digress). Each time I hear the music it draws me right back like it was yesterday. Many times I would play the Skyrim soundtrack in the car with them, so the music is as instantly recognizable for them as well. And now, many years later, my daughters have laptops of their own and now I am coaching them through their first playthroughs of their own.

[@NihilNovi]

this is good parenting :)

[@gamepants4535]

This is the exact thing I hope to share with my son and daughter one day :) He's only just 2 and she's only Due in a month XD But I truly cannot wait to introduce them to wonders such as this ^^

[@TheFos88]

Blessings of the Eight upon you, friend.

[@TheFos88]

@Minhaj Shahriar Treason!

[@SimonRusty]

@@TheFos88 Blasphemy, how can you be so ignorant.. By the Nine

[@porkman1838]

Skyrim OST is extremely beautiful. It is incredibly how humans can feel many things through sound.

[@rage2136]

i agree man. they did an awesome job fr

[@ScootsMcPoot]

Jeremy Soule is a legend

[@samsara2521]

It’s like a brain hack

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

What is most fasinating to me about the human design : They CREATE - music, art, invention, fully NEW information that never existed before in the Cosmos. Where is the source of imagination ? In a deterministic universe ~ Imagination should not exist, no new information created from nothing ?

[@vonzox]

At some point wanted different music so i added a (good) music mod but secretly wishing that OST tracks coming up😎

[@Quasihamster]

They chartered a concert hall, they hired an orchestra and a choir and a few more soloists, and they're making it all available for free on their KZbin channel to celebrate a ten year old product.

[@Maxzero0]

i like the choir

[@xBeauGaming]

This is a beautiful tribute to a game that has shaped many of my viewers lives and my own. Thank you Bethesda.

[@dennisruud825]

eargasm from listening

[@FortuneFinders]

I don’t think it’s a tribute, it’s put on by Bethesda themselves.

[@figgi_myestrio5092]

thanks for umm uh helpin me with skyrim exploits loll

[@dglobeium]

Waiting for Fallout 76's anniversary concert.

[@xBeauGaming]

@@dglobeium it's already out!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqLKZZ5onJ6BfLc

[@HeavyBurns]

That "Streets of Whiterun" rendition is the most serene thing ive heard in a while. Thankyou for 10 years of memories

[@shamisushant9866]

Why did youtube still not verify u?

[@TheCrash8888]

“Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh, what am I saying? Of course you don't.” - Nazeem

[@dartharyeshzilla7909]

Hello Mr Heavy Burns. Hope you are doing well?

[@adrrond2685]

​@@shamisushant9866 KZbin has not yet verified his account because he does not have 100k subscribers

[@heavenheathern]

It's my favourite composition from Skyrim. I'm glad they included it in the concert.

[@FrutieRoxxi]

My husband asked me when I saw this if it brought back memories, but Elder Scrolls music has been played in the house every other day for the past 15 years. Its timeless.

[@LuisDiaz-th5db]

Amen. X2

[@Shark59809]

Dovahkiin- Every greybeard but Arngeir

[@kaecake9575]

That's wifey material right there. "Watch the skies traveler" kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl6Ul2aZgZahecU

[@dayjay2667]

Skyrim may not have the best game mechanics. It may not have the biggest map, the best storytelling, the best quest design or the best graphics. But Skyrim, unlike any other video game world I've ever experienced, always felt like a real place to me, with it's very own heart and soul. I've never felt such a deep connection to a game ever again and it will always be a part of me. Listening to Far Horizons, The Streets of Whiterun or From Past to Present always makes me emotional. It feels like home to me.

[@apolloisnotashirt]

The immersion for most of the game is absolutely insane. Every veteran Skyrim player should try never using fast travel no matter how many times they've traversed this land.

[@dayjay2667]

​@@apolloisnotashirt I'm currently doing a no fast travel run with a slightly modded survival mode, and even as a veteran player, I've discovered so many new and cool things and places I've never seen before. Survival mode can sometimes be a little annoying, but it forces you to plan your trip, stay in taverns for the night, buy/steal/hunt/cook food etc., which makes the game even more immersive. I absolutely love it.

[@apolloisnotashirt]

@@dayjay2667 I tried survival once but the moment it made my carry weight into half I immediately turned it off.

[@jorgecas5678]

Oblivion and Morrowind are better imo

[@raed-irq6286]

Well Said! you wrote what I feel about Skyrim!

[@Baggssy]

It's so easy to take the music for granted when you're playing Skyrim as it fits so well into the background. But this really makes me appreciate it and realise just how good it is.

[@getziie]

Well said

[@sliceofpay]

Thank you for wording what I am feeling

[@satkotech]

Indeed. It makes up like, half of the gameplay experience.

[@leoniee1545]

I have listened to Skyrim's music for 2 years until I finally started playing it. I loved listening to it while hiking in the Alps. Perfect soundtrack for that.

[@jazzochannel]

did it really take you 10 years to realize that? such a great observation, wow you must be like a composer or something

[@FelipeTaranto]

Skyrim's soundtrack is a timeless medicine for the soul

[@angysese7207]

tout est dit, oui c'est exactement cela...

[@TheRAZSOR]

"Ah, you're finally awake!" Thank you Skyrim and Bethesda

[@ladyvexx7034]

"You were trying to cross the border, right? Walked right into that Imperial ambush, same as us, and that thief over there."

[@TheRAZSOR]

@@ladyvexx7034 Ulfric Stormcloak grimacing at us!

[@jaimemorgan5323]

SNOR...no, your still asleep,... lazy..

[@JThomasSon]

This is a wonderful concert and presentation of this music. HOWEVER, it is incredible and unconscionable that the composer's name is not mentioned either in the video credits at the end or in the video description. Who could think such an omission is permissible with any performance of an orchestral work. For those of you who do not know, the composer is Jeremy Soule. He certainly deserves to be credited for his own music, whatever its medium.

[@agp11001]

Welp, wouldn't be the first time for a composer to get screwed over by Bethesda or one of their associates.

[@jayphillips4167]

I would recommend researching Jeremy Soule as there is a reason as to why he is not mentioned. Namely r*pe and SA accusations.

[@godfreyfunklord5340]

@@jayphillips4167He might be a shitty person but he still wrote the fucking music, Bethesda trying to remove any trace of his existence is shocking

[@lordang]

Skyrim has become a classic in gaming history. Skyrim's music is also becoming classic. This performance gave me goosbumps. Thanks for the great work.

[@crestfallenknight7983]

Thank you Jeremy Soule for creating such a beautiful music.

[@CLove511]

One of the great tragedies of cancel culture. Brad Derrick has done a decent job with ES:O, but Jeremy Soule really nailed these soundtracks. Complete travesty he won't be doing ES:VI.

[@TK0S3]

@@CLove511 Maybe he should you know, not be a creep. That he made such great music shouldn't make it ok for him to sexually assault and abuse mrs. Lawhead. There's a reason why Bethesda isn't bringing this guy back, because they know it too. If it wasn't true at all, he'd be composing the next TES.

[@crestfallenknight7983]

@@TK0S3 today even an allegation is enough to ruin onr's career. I am inclined to believe Jeremy isnt a rapist.

[@Banquet...]

@@TK0S3 It maybe true, but no one proved it - there was no day in court - so it also may not be true. We can all make our own personal judgments but for it to be possible that someone has their career ruined by nothing more than an accusation is pretty scary I think.

[@typera7716]

Art and artist's personal life must be held seperately, I think. Why would they care about it? We like what he had created, and that's it.

[@achillesamusic]

Far Horizons is eye-sobbing, this game will never be forgotten for those who experienced it

[@propyro85]

Well, it helps that lots of people get to experience it when it gets remastered and put on every new platform every few years. Edit - Not to detract from this performance, or the fact that the game just has a fantastically moving and very memorable soundtrack to start with.

[@lukeruzinsky6436]

Listening to this brought back memories of playing Skyrim for the first time. A game has never impacted me so much (except maybe Icewind Dale).

[@achillesamusic]

@@lukeruzinsky6436 Definitely there with you, a game has never game impacted me so much

[@matthewbrereton2617]

There I was thinking it was just me not being able to keep a dry eye whenever I listen to that track

[@achillesamusic]

@@matthewbrereton2617 Power of music is equal for all :")

[@kennedyweaver8397]

I still remember the very first time this music hit my ears at the start menu. Thats a feeling you never forget

[@elfberry]

The Exploration Suite fueled nearly every study session I've had for the past ten years. This will carry the next ten

[@BulgeUhBasic]

Same, I really like forgotten vale

[@cmptlylost]

I love the Exploration Suite, so wonderful.

[@nuclearpugg]

It's literally the same game but with mods

[@andrewb8809]

Twenty years of studying? What are you learning, the way of the voice?

[@SikkGoalz]

@@andrewb8809 He is the true Dragonborn!

[@burnout3722]

A tear in my eye. A pit in my stomach. Reminding me how much this music means to me and the Skyrim gaming community. Truly eternal.

[@maboleth]

Same. At least, we were there at the time of its release. And we are here now, enjoying this masterpiece.

[@CephalonSov]

Far Horizons gives me those feels the most

[@nintendude794]

@@CephalonSov that and Streets Of Whiterun

[@jasonsmith530]

A decade of musical excellence

[@Skypothesis]

We are all Skyrim brothers and sisters ❤️

[@kr1sS0l0]

Back when my wife and I were planning our wedding, I threw out this crazy idea I had of walking down the aisle to Streets of Whiterun, partially as a joke (but not really.) I back tracked and argued for something more traditional when we were in the final planning phases. Fast forward to the wedding when I am walking down the aisle with the wedding party and wouldn't you know it, Streets of Whiterun was playing. My wife worked it in with the DJ as a secret because she knew how much I like that song. I was reminded yet again, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that I was marrying the right one.

[@corporalkills]

My wife walked down the aisle to Ancient Stones. It makes for great music to add that bit of magic to an event.

[@selyka_emma]

Such a wholesome story 🥰

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

Should've gone with Far Horizons and felt like a King

[@skekim]

Fuck I would start to blast tears immediately. You did married the right one. I hope you'll be both happy together for a very long time!

[@TheLegend-hw3zu]

W wife

[@robertcamel183]

Every time. Every single time. When the first horn of far horizon plays, I can always see the view of throat of the world underneath my feet as if I was there again. Reliving one of the best part of my life. I miss you. Mom.

[@PieBoy4242]

You're not alone in that. Only difference is I'm down on the plains of Whiterun.

[@gnucompiler]

I'm sorry for your loss mate, I hope life is treating you well these days

[@AvartiPlaysGames]

This is actually amazing. Thank you!

[@dartharyeshzilla7909]

Finally, one of the rare things that you join and approve. Compared to the tons of your vids where we should not join this, or this, or this in skyrim. Be serious bro.

[@GeneralMiller92FIN]

@@dartharyeshzilla7909 I think Avarti in some degree actually loves the game (correct me if I am wrong). Since approximately 3/4 of his videos are about The Elder Scrolls and 50% of it is about Skyrim. He wouldn't spent thousands of hours making videos about it, if it wouldn't be big part of his life. Often the biggest fans are the highest critics. I can feel that nowadays, the TES fans are bit frustrated about it that Bethesda hasn't been able to in 10 years publish any new main TES title other than different kind of special/anniversary editions while at the same time other game publishers have managed to publish games like Witcher lll, Dark Souls/Bloodborn etc. That being said. Everyone acknowledges what kind of impact Skyrim have had to the whole RPG genre. E.g. Kingdom Come: Deliverance probably wouldn't exist if Skyrim would not exist first. I personally think that even nowadays the Skyrim can still out shine some of the most modern RPGs in certain areas (Heck... Even the Morrowind can). Specially when it comes to this mystical experience. Traveling in the woods or up at the mountains. The world, backstory and mythology of TES is is excellent (took many decades to build) and Skyrim managed to utilize and improve it very well. Avarti have some good points when it comes to some characters (Delphine...). Lets just hope that the TES VI will fix these issues.

[@TheFos88]

Hi my friend! Yes this is fantastic.

[@TheFos88]

@@GeneralMiller92FIN dude you aren't wrong. There isn't any other type of game like this, it any of the Elder Scrolls really. The feel, the atmosphere, the deep deep lore, the charm, the janky but workable mechanics... Been a fan since Morrowind on my old ass Xbox and Skyrim, though "dumbed down", is my all time favorite game and has never left that number one spot. I even got my mother and 10yr old daughter heavily (and I am not exaggerating lol) into gaming via Skyrim. This Christmas I'm actually getting my daughter her own Switch with Skyrim and a few other games but had to make sure Skyrim was one of them cause she's put over 300 hrs into it on our shared Switch. I know we have at least Outer Worlds from Bioware which is pretty good and definitely inspired by Bethesda's games, but it missed so many marks of furthering such complexity and world building that the immersion is just not there for me though I did enjoy it. Bethesda catches a lot of flack, some deserved for sure, but they are close to impossible to emulate what makes their games so monumental.

[@VanLupen]

@@dartharyeshzilla7909 You sound hurt lmao

[@dgalbraith7467]

"Far Horizons" and " The Streets Of Whiterun" Both of these pieces are so beautiful. I'm in tears right now. Bless Jeremy Soule for composing this beautiful score.

[@Jane123s]

The streets of whiterun as to be the best pieces ever made make me so emotional

[@PutOn515]

Those are my two favorite pieces in the entire soundtrack. Streets of Whiterun is devastatingly beautiful in this arrangement. Let’s hope Jeremy returns for ES6.

[@Dumbrarere]

Fun fact: When writing the music for The Elder Scrolls V, Jeremy Soule included motifs and nods to his creative works for the legendary 2003 Game of the Year, Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic. An example of this is a snippet of Bastila Shan's theme in the song Distant Horizons.

[@johnsnow2022]

I thought I was the only one in tears... Thinking back to 2011 brought back so many memories.

[@J1283-s1k]

@@Dumbrarere Good spot. The man is just incredible when it comes to interweaving motifs, especially from the old Elder Scrolls games. One of my favourite constants is how he always references the main Elder Scrolls theme in most of the music in one variation or another, especially in Skyrim.

[@davidxavier7868]

14:08 ... I'm not crying, I've just taken an arrow to the eye *sniff* A million times better than the actual anniversary release of the game ... this is the anniversary release that truly honours the original game, fantastic stuff!

[@younghmz]

That melody just feels like it rips my being to shreds with the speed of memories flooding in of the time and love i put into skyrim.. man, what great times :)

[@szalonyyyfarmer7216]

Totally agree man... also love this game more than anything else

[@andblom88]

This was beyond beautiful. G O O S E B U M P S

[@leviton31]

a thousand thanks to you, you made me laugh in my mixed emotion tears listening to this master piece

[@jaimemorgan5323]

I took an arrow in the knee...BUT IM STILL AN ADVENTURER!

[@Garteal]

Far Horizons is so beautiful! I really liked what they've done. The choir at 12:34 is so beautiful 😭 ─ it really tells a complete story already in that small section.

[@petemarshall1416]

32:11 It always brings back memories of playing in the winter, wrapped in a blanket with a hot chocolate wandering around skyrim, i was 15/16

[@veselinnedkov643]

Same. I was a bit older, 20, and I was working 10hr shifts with 3hrs commute and feeling hopeless and trapped. And when I get home, instead of sleeping, I would open the window wide to let the cold air in, wrap in a blanket and just wander around Skyrim. For all its faults, this game saved my sanity and probably my life too, and it would not have been the same without this soundtrack.

[@kamynsk3263]

ey bro dont do me like that , now i wanna download the game even more and play it for the 192381029381th time

[@RedDeadDovah]

That sounds so relaxing.

[@silberiax6692]

Such a good memory. This game is just special.

[@noobplayer4770]

Yes white run my favourite place

[@TheEdumuller]

11:03 Far Horizons... the most beautiful music in the history of video games. I'm not kidding. Anyone who played this game in 2011 and listened to this track while discovering how "big" and "open world" Skyrim was knows that this song is not only beautiful, but effective. When I found out the name of the song was "Far Horizons" I thought "holy shit, this is so right!"

[@davidson7352]

Absolutely. It's by far my favorite track, I still get goosebumps every time it starts playing.

[@boburrides]

It is impossible for me to not tear up when I hear Horizons.

[@paulxD25863]

This is one of the songs in my playlist in my funeral

[@mrangsta]

It's one of my favourites. Distant Horizons as well. The City Gate is too but sadly wasn't here

[@sbeast64]

It's definitely one of them. If you like that, I recommend "Call of the Raven" from Guild Wars 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqPXZmqKjd2LfdU

[@maboleth]

We are never aware we've been part of the legend until it passes. The music is just out of this world. When I hear it now, 10 years after, it's Oscar worthy material. I'm so happy I own Jeremy's signed OST double CD. Sky above, Voice within.

[@zm0rc]

its a good soundtrack but bragging about owning something signed by an alleged rapist isnt really anything to brag about, lol.

[@nickspaghettios7423]

God I wish I had his signed works… his music helped me and my friends through very dark times. He is a true master of sound

[@Qynth]

Damn bro, I ordered a CD back in the day. It never arrived and they never answered my emails at customer support :(

[@maboleth]

@@Qynth Yeah, I've heard about those problems back in the day. Lots of people complained. I'm sad you didn't get your copy. You might try on ebay. They do appear from time to time. Best of luck.

[@RoxyLuffer]

@@zm0rc ALLEGED. Jeremy Soule, amazing composer, ALLEGED Rapist, suddenly isn't in business anymore. No one knows if the allegations are true, it didn't go to court, and suddenly we're down one of the best Game Music composers in the business. I'm not saying he's innocent, but again, I'm not saying he's guilty either. I HOPE he's innocent, but that means nothing. If he's guilty, well, then he must pay his debt to society, and have his name put on that list. But I have to say, it's amazing how an accusation can ruin a person's career, true or not. Accused of being a Rapist, Your professional Career is over, even if it's not true. Again, we don't know. I say that knowing that more than one woman accused him of something, the fact that we can't trust men, or women, to be honest about something so horrific....is terrifying, and I hate it. I'm going to believe the women, and feel sad about this loss to the gaming, and music, industries.

[@isaiahrodriguez2208]

Watching this video is the only way I get hw done. Thank you all who participated in the making of this masterpiece

[@shanemsmith]

Thank you for releasing a version without the talking over the music!

[@PumpkanTheBuilder]

ikr lmao

[@sweetpain8277]

Yes! That felt rude almost.

@potsmoker54 Just writing his name got you censored in chat

[@Akihito007]

@ What? Was he "cancelled" or something by saying something "phobic" 30 years ago or somethin?

[@wolfgang4534]

@@Akihito007 No idea what happened but yeah, he got cancelled and canned. Shame

[@frankiex0123]

Jeremy Soule is such a talented writer, his music takes me back to Skyrim every time I hear it. Absolutely incredible, well done!

[@extremeexile1147]

Where is he in this?

[@lavozdelcovenant1699]

@@extremeexile1147 he's the composer .________.

[@Fernwehiio]

@@lavozdelcovenant1699 Not sure why he's not credited in their post... that's kinda a typical thing to do for when you're about to play 1 hour of someone's music... ha

[@Fernwehiio]

@@JumboCod91 figured it had something to do with that. Well, he will hopefully still release awesome solo music - I'm sure someone still would love someone of his quality on their team, I know I would.

[@dominatorcda7180]

@@Fernwehiio I really hope Bethesda has a change of heart and still has Jeremy do TES6. Madness to cast aside such brilliance over something completely unrelated to the music.

[@deadsea4990]

I am crying guys :( memories.. Skyrim is masterpiece, thank you Jeremy Soule

[@slipp3ryslop3]

And thank you, Bethesda, for not crediting Jeremy Soule AT ALL. :(

[@davidhonnay1540]

I was looking through the comments for somebody who's mentionning him or I will do it myself, glad you've preceded me.

[@NinjaWiener]

@@slipp3ryslop3 Inon Zur wasn't credited either when his Starfield piece is there too lol

[@damaged_but_not_fallen]

@@NinjaWiener that's not a good sign >_

[@Spookophonicstudios]

0:12 Dragonborn 4:09 Aurora 11:01 Far Horizons 16:17 Unbroken Road 22:11 Around the Fire 25:06 Sky Above, Voice Within 29:02 Death or Sovngarde 32:11 The Streets of Whiterun 36:40 Kyne's Peace 40:35 From Past to Present 45:39 One They Fear 48:53 Starfield Suite

[@pleasegivesoup]

The begginning immediately made me start crying. I've been playing Skyrim since the first day, at ten years old. I didn't fully understand what was going on at first, but it quickly became a solid part of me. It's the game that got me into RPG's, helped shape and carve my imagination. I would give absolutely anything to play it for the first time again. Thank you, Bethesda.

[@MaxDuh]

I discovered in back when I was still playing 360. I think I was maybe 15 or 14. I honestly have no idea but listening to this makes me want to cry as well because I group up with Skyrim. I moved from 360 to special edition on xbox 1 and then got the 10th anniversary edition. I can't explain how much skyrim means to me.

[@percebenordico]

Same here, I cried a lot of joy listening to this ❤️

[@waaromeenusername]

Replying just to have a notification remind you this exist

[@pleasegivesoup]

@@waaromeenusername that is genuinely so nice of you, thank you! :)

[@TeReaper]

I played Morrowind when i was younger which was a wild ride as i had no idea what i was doing or where i was going and then i got a PS3 which had Oblivion and that was a lot of fun and then finally my older sister got me and my sister Skyrim on steam each when we were 10 around its release and that was how i got into skyrim.

[@TheMightyOdin]

I’ve played this game for so many hours that every note of this music is permanently etched into my soul.

[@NoahPanton]

Same here brother.. same here ✊🏾

[@buckjones4901]

props to Jeremy Soule for making such a great sound track that fits the game so well.

[@oatagaok2544]

When I played this game, I was the player. Now when I heard this music, I feel it like I was the character. It's inside. Kind of transcendant emotion.

[@KathrynB621]

Mine too.

[@mirmir4690]

Me too...very much so 😊

[@devindickens9321]

Streets of Whiterun damnear bought tears to my eyes, truly a magical experience..

[@nintendude794]

Shame we couldn’t hear it for the talking during the livestream…

[@azarah69]

But do you get to the cloud district often?......

[@audriuslebednykas8025]

My favourite song from the game, sounds even better live!

[@cawre]

It's such a heartwarming piece of music.

[@NielsGx]

goosebumps everytime everywhere

[@jamieilikeit]

Returning to Skyrim today after a long 12+ years. Just listening to this made me do it! There is nothing quite like it.

[@floobstoob3462]

The Streets of Whiterun is absolutely incredible.

[@ggaro8149]

It's my first time hearing it with a "live" orchestra. I'm a grown man getting goosebumps and tearing up. I would love to hear this live in person one day.

[@edward-i6y5h]

yeah its my fav

[@Lucos546]

The French Horn in Far Horizons makes me want to cry because of how good that part is, especially at the beginning.

[@anonoise]

++

[@HzrdHaze]

It truly is delightful.

[@wowomah6194]

You ought to check out Gustav Holst's "The Planets", quite a bit of great French horn goodness in that suite! But yes, Far Horizons makes you feel like the universe itself is telling you that it is aware of your dreams and that you hold some value within it, as if the notes are denoting purpose in your feelings and memories. One of the best songs in the game.

[@jordanalexander615]

I used that song to fall asleep for years it's so peaceful.

[@lunaspellman]

I agree

[@dewdadream]

Honestly, I couldn't stop crying at Far Horizons. I've never stop playing this game when I was 14. I'm now 22 and I haven't stop playing it since and I am beyond grateful for what this game had done for me in my life and will always remember my first walkthrough...

[@J1283-s1k]

Dude I swear, even you mentioning it I'm getting emotional. The beautiful nuance and independence of the lines, the lovely resonant instrumentation of the live version. The piano and flute in Past to Present has such a Christmassy feel to it and I remember nearly 10 years ago returning to this when I was 16, in October-December 2013, cosy as I explored, if nothing else just to hear the music. I'd have a glass of coke, have Friends on in the background and just venture out into Skyrim while amazing music like that sounds in the background. While I found the anniversary edition totally disappointing, this live edition, to me, would have been worth the price of admission alone.

[@lexiouse5357]

bro i started playing when i was 11 and im 22 now, not a day goes buy where i dont launch skyrim if even just to look at the scenery and listen to ingame music

[@teutonicknight23]

Far Horizons is definitely the Best Skyrim song.

[@EB-wt2ty]

samee i dont think im ever going to stop playing this game.

[@lexiouse5357]

@@EB-wt2ty even when TES6 comes out ill still be coming back just to pay respects

[@RemoteFocusDesign]

I can't listen to this without crying. Some of my worst days were soothed by playing this game, allowing me to escape for a few moments from my depression. I keep coming back to this game year after year

[@182Burritos]

32:13, I imagine all of us Skyrim players throughout the world in 30 years....that although so much time has passed....remembering the times we spent within the walls of Whiterun as we recall our favorite memories of not only this beautiful and amazing game but of our hopefully beautiful and amazing lives as we have grown old. This song is for every one out there who created a long-lasting memory of an adventure that we will never forget.

[@androiduberalles]

The streets of whiterun is such a good song. Whiterun is such an impactful place in the game too. I have a lot of great memories walking around there and enjoying the immersion.

[@da7me22]

This is the comment I was looking for!

[@SimonRusty]

Giving me goosebumps cuzzi

[@Brissebrajan]

its like listening to Zelda ocarina of time soundtrack today =)

[@theabysswalker1966]

Bro you gon make me cry. Dont do this to me please. Im not ready

[@KingJerbear]

This music brought me to tears... it brought me back in time. When I first played Skyrim, I was strung out, addicted to drugs - even my own family didn't want me. I had no self worth, and frankly no reason to even make it to tomorrow. This game transported me to another world. Gave me the escape that I needed during the toughest period in my life, I'll never forget those times... they made me who I am today, and Skyrim will always hold a very special place in my heart until the end of my days. Thanks for sharing, it means more than you know

[@Stenddo]

Shedding happy tears for you man

[@guilhermepoggiodeoliveirar3944]

Shed tears here too. Skyrim changed many people's life, including mine. A solitary young boy that found friends in this magnificent universe, and never felt alone anymore after that.

[@ApolloJuscatsy]

Addicted to Skooma my friend?

[@jaredcaines6688]

That’s incredible man, thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[@HeyBlondieGamer]

People who say that video games are pointless time-wasters are always missing the point. Art makes you feel, it reminds you that you're alive, and it's often a vehicle to carry us through our darkest moments. I'm glad you found the solace you sorely needed, my friend. Even without personal experience to colour it, the soundtrack is majestic and tear-worthy.

[@videogra5645]

Skyrim has always been for me more than just the game. I feel more alive on Skyrim lands and being my character than in real life being myself. Whether it's good or sad, but Skyrim's developers surely made my life much brighter! And this orchestra was just breathtaking! Thank you for the greatest 10 years!

[@diegocorrales844]

Well said

[@PreeminentDesign]

@UC9Z_SO7vbcXexl6FOQbEw_A it is sad because real life *should* be better than a game. But for some people it isn't. And its compassionate and empathetic to understand that - its ignorant to believe otherwise.

[@videogra5645]

@@PreeminentDesign Yeah some people (like myself) have terrible lives and that's awesome when other people give them a chance to get something better, to live a life they deserve at least for a couple of hours through the fantastic and beautiful game, movie, or novels... That's what art is doing to people.

[@Mahaloth]

@Goodzone - People might tear you down for this, but I get it, man. Only Skyrim and Breath of the Wild have ever gotten to this level for me. I played every Elder Scrolls game and honestly, Skyrim is just too hard to beat.

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Same, this game got me through a really bad decade in my life and I still revisit it if I'm feeling down, Skyrim and Parappa the Rapper 2 are Lifesavers.

[@dome88ist]

It was never just a video game, it shatters your soul ❤10/10

[@postboxpat]

Beyond incredible.

[@Zeeyx]

A KZbinr with 100 likes and 1 comments (me), incredible.

[@venomous_zxs5493]

hey guys it's postboxpat welcome back to (VIDEO TITLE)

[@ancientslav4863]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/goTVmmpqdqmJiaM

[@Raydensheraj]

"The Streets of Whiterun" is a damn Masterpiece....

[@jacksondye3446]

masterpiece indeed.

[@KathrynB621]

It really is, makes me cry.

[@LuStrangerIV]

@@KathrynB621 ...They All Kinda Do.

[@KathrynB621]

@@LuStrangerIV Yes, From Past to Present is my all time favorite.

[@Dirtnap-50]

The gospel of Skyrim

[@magr590]

Best OST ever. I can't even explain what I feel when I hear it.

[@mrdezi22]

40:35 this piece lives rent free in my head - i played this game when i came out and even today the scores from this game replay in my head. The emotion they can evoke is astonishing to me even today. From Past to Present speaks volumes on how music, no matter where it is from, can have a lasting impact and presence amongst a person, then, now, and forever.

[@nxt_tim]

I love how more and more studios are filming orchestral concerts/recordings of their soundtracks! Dream coming true!

[@Andynox]

Can you name some, please...

[@nxt_tim]

@@Andynox Recently Genshin Impact had a whole 2 hour live stream. Beautiful. They also shared some parts of the recording before the game launched. Ubisoft has an orchestra on their E3, blizzard used to have it for gamescom. The game of the year awards this year will feature the biggest orchestra they've had for the GOTY-medley. League of Legends uploaded a whole mini-documentary (available here on KZbin) about their music creation called "Frequencies". Mostly about the creation process but also with analog recording scenes. These are the ones I can think of. It's by far not a lot yet, but it seems like as if it's gaining a little bit more traction.

[@Oozaru85]

I wish they would do orchestral recordings for their games from the start. Like, the in-game soundtracks. Digital may be cheaper, but there's no comparison to the feels of real orchestra experience.

[@nxt_tim]

@@Oozaru85 Same. Setting up the cameras and stuff is quite a bit of work but if you're already recording an orchestral soundtrack for your game you might as well publish a video of everyone coming together

[@Oozaru85]

@@nxt_tim Nah, I don't mean making videos of the orchestra playing. I mean recording an orchestral soundtrack for your game. Most games do their soundtracks digitally, with just a few or no real instruments at all. I want them to always use a real orchestra for their soundtracks instead of some PC software.

[@marciobarbosa7010]

The London's orchestra played all the songs so magnificently. But "Far Horizons" was the high point of the event. So extremely beautiful.

[@darknid158]

Streets of white run???

[@avrumeliahu1959]

Do caralho memo

[@alisafrater6166]

Yes! I giggled with tears the moment it was played. So beautiful to listen to.

[@sammytaylor9094]

Listening to Far Horizons right now.. and I couldn't agree more.. 🌅

[@toninhodoramao4143]

@@avrumeliahu1959 pensei que eu tava sozinho

[@szw1337]

I love the Streets of Whiterun. I've been listening to that song for over 11 years and it still never gets boring. This rendition was very soothing to listen to as well.

[@sbraypaynt]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYmwi4GefN-cmNE This cover is absolutely fantastic. A very different feel to the original but still extremely powerful.

[@KathrynB621]

‘From Past to Present,’ is so damn genius. My all time favorite video game song.

[@missfirehawk5360]

I always cry a little at "Far Horizons", but here at 15:04 tears flowed like a river. This performance is even stronger than the original version... Amazing

[@anonoise]

100% thats so wonderful

[@bobka_old]

First time hearing piano part i just broke, tears all over the face, nostalgia and hopefulness

[@bryanduhart7218]

i cry to the whole ost, what a marvellous piece of art

[@steriflowp310]

Full agreed, this performance is powerfull

[@РамильШарифулин-н3ж]

Думал что мне одному нравится эта композиция, всегда представлял ее с уходящим солнцем на горизонте

[@saraminieri4672]

Skyrim will always have a special place in my heart. From Past to Present has always been my favourite one and this rendition actually made me tear up! The whole concert is just perfect, thank you!!

[@xTruthxWithinx]

Same… same.

[@vars280287]

Music is such an important part of the Skyrim experience that the game would feel empty without it. It's almost like a separate character in itself.

[@patrickt4533]

@@Phyrre56 Sometimes i played the game only for the music. Would go to a snowy mountain top and just listen

[@damian9559]

@@Phyrre56 Music is something incomparable to other aspects of the game. It makes the world feel believable, real and creates an inseperable connection with it. It basically forms the world. Just by listening to the music, without knowing the game, you can imagine a world similiar to Skyrim. It's truly amazing what music can do.

[@ClaytonBigsby93]

From Past to Present never ceases to tug on my heartstrings. Such immense beauty

[@KathrynB621]

It’s my favorite song from Skyrim. But, other pieces do pull at me.

[@bellpiecewoodward7540]

Best... Game.. Ever.

[@KarimJovian]

goosebumps inducing. What a time to be live to experience such beauty

[@PumpkinSheep304]

What

[@druidofthefang]

are you streaming live now

[@zuv8594]

You sound like an Altmer

[@oscarprudencio8222]

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[@piecesreesese5913]

Your opinion means literally nothing coming from such a piece of trash channel

[@gokucareca6804]

At 32:11 i realize Skyrim is not only a game to me anymore, after thousand of hours playing, it has become a part of my life now. Such masterpiece.

[@marlonquintana3466]

I can hear the gravel crunch beneath my feet as I walk to the entrance of Whiterun, a gentle breeze stirs the pollen from the nearby flowers, all the while majestic mountains tower in the distance of the quiet City.

[@WakkasLove]

This is a completely relatable feeling. With all my mods, I'd feel like I was missing something without this escape.

[@soulrebel6309]

Bro I just started a new play and am in awe once again..I'm also like, How did I end up back on this game?😅

[@MasterhpIke]

Do you get to the cloud district very often?

[@marlonquintana3466]

​@@soulrebel6309yeah, I know, it's majestic 😊

[@Riv_2]

11:03 that's no doubt the most beautiful, godlike and epic version of Far Horizons I've ever heard. Can't count how many times I played it already and shed a tear everytime.

[@spinni9768]

just one tear? I am literally cryyying here haha :D

[@iamgroot1223]

Bro right when this started almost cried instantly

[@TobiWobi7]

so god damn beautiful!

[@Spartan-001BladeHunter]

Do you remember what any of the daytime exploration tracks are? Cos Aurora, Far Horizons and From Past to Present all sound like night time.

[@zzodysseuszz]

@@Spartan-001BladeHunter far horizons plays whenever you’re exploring. Doesn’t matter what time of the day

[@selamatmenontonpemirsa]

Thank you Bethesda for creating this epic masterpiece. I had bought all your Skyrim edition. And I am so greatfull till this day

[@generalerica4123]

This breaks my heart. Truly. I’ve started playing Skyrim 10 years ago, when I was just some child who had gotten his first computer. Since then, the game, the soundtrack and everything surrounding it had been a constant companion in my life. I’m now very much of a young adult, I’ve since moved, bought a different computer, started studying in a city far from home. And yet, as I write these lines, I feel an enormous amount of pride in my chest. Pride, but also gratitude. Gratitude for the literal decade of entertainment without which my life would’ve been completely different. Gratitude for a soundtrack so sublimely written and realized that it is not only the soundtrack to the game, but also the soundtrack to my life, in a way that perhaps only Howard shore or John Williams can rival. After 12678 hours I’ve personally poured into Skyrim, which is 1/19th of my life, as it happens, I want to thank everyone who contributed to making this happen. Lok bo, Thu’um tuum.

[@hhattonaom9729]

LOL that is insane to play one game that much. #worth

[@chickennuggets4498]

ok

[@slister1911]

Uh, "breaks your heart"? To quote Iñigo Montoya; "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."

[@generalerica4123]

@@slister1911 Well, it’s a bittersweet moment for me.

[@slister1911]

@@generalerica4123 Montoya's quote works equally well for "bittersweet"; nothing you wrote would indicate such a moment. Indeed, you expressed only companionship, pride, gratitude, and an overall sense of joy derived from the game. Nothing heart breaking or bittersweet at all, that I can see.

[@federicogarland272]

That build up and release at 15:02 is so powerful. I love how the violin player seems to be feeling it as well. Makes me tear up.

[@gebo_soap]

bro that part gave me one of the strongest goosebumps i remember having lol

[@ThriceGreat98]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. This really did make me tear up because of how beautiful and I'm someone who used to think orchestra was corny and silly.

[@devonz6034]

Can't imagine playing this masterpiece and not getting overwhelmed with emotion

[@ernest5385]

I've played video and started reading comments when I saw this one. I sceptically skipped to 15:02 and man, that hit with so much power that instantly I had goosebumps everywhere and tears in my eyes. Masterpiece.

[@brandonboi9465]

Mine is always 2:22 That raw build-up always gives me goosebumps

[@ierdnall]

Man I tried like 5 times to watch all of this but I can't stop crying.

[@danimoonie]

Same here 🥲

[@jessi_AOL_17]

Same it’s so goddang beautiful

[@danimoonie]

@@jessi_AOL_17 🫠✨️

[@tehokotkat]

I rate that at leats 9/10, most likely 10.

[@katromano1044]

This just means that the game has so much sentimental value to you that you cry when listening to this beautiful music, Skyrim soundtrack is the best.

[@rdh-mx8vj]

This performance is so good in so many ways, I listened to it so many times and will never get tired of it. Skyrim will live forever.

[@edsetrius]

I'm 40 years old, and I remember buying a computer in 2011 especially to play Skyrim... Listening to this more than ten years later, don't you get the feeling that these melodies are part of our soul? Sounds like our sonic home... Greetings for Jeremy Sole for this

[@musa4539]

Same. I still play Skyrim to this day, it's become my comfort game.

[@gray01216]

​@@musa4539 Same brother, best game of all time.

[@CMDR-C_K]

I never had the chance to play Skyrim until a few years after it came out. Around 2013 or 15 I started playing it. Still am to this day and I am actually about to launch it, not from my XBOX 360, but from my PC!

[@tiko4621]

24 years old now. Was just a kid when Skyrim released. “Sonically feels like home” is very agreeable. Some of these songs stir up lots of good emotions and memories.

[@danielkemble]

One of the best video game soundtracks of all time.

[@JeanneStar101]

This should be played with any other classical piece on the radio. Why the hell not.

[@vaastdovahkiin635]

TOP 3

[@angysese7207]

for me the Best, the Number One

[@jimbeaux89]

32:52 I don’t know how they can sing that without breaking down into tears. It’s just so beautiful

[@TheGentlemanGR]

Me neither but it's in Dovahzul (Dragon Voice) language

[@johannesschmitz6370]

Probably at rehearsal they emptied their tear tanks all the time so that on at recording session they were none left

[@RobinsMusic]

theyre too focused on performing

[@jackbrown3985]

Bro I know man holy shit. This music's so godamn beautiful. Like, this makes me nostalgic for a time that never happened, you know what I mean? Like if my life were a show, this would be the credit track for the best episode of my life.

[@cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638]

streets of whiterun is a burner.

[@crulag1]

I play it every now and then and can not image to stop playing. the soundtrack is one of my favorite for relaxing and also study.

[@RavenwolfFoxtrack]

Just take a moment to realize how amazing of a composer Jeremy Soule is and that after over 10 years Skyrim as a game and the music still holds up and is enjoyed by millions world wide.

[@MrPablosek]

Sadly, his career was ruined by accusations of sexual assault with no way to back them up other than a twitter post that could have been made up by literally anyone. Even police/court wasn't involved because of the lack of any evidence. It's why he no longer composes for bethesda, and also why he deleted his twitter, as he would get infinite hate. It's sick that a single twitter post, fake or not can ruin someone's life.

[@Valarien777]

It's so tragic and sad that the composer Jeremy Soule's name isn't even listed, mentioned or referenced anywhere in the post or performance, after all the amazing magical music he contributed to The Elder Scrolls games, honestly it's the best part of the games for me...

[@J.Kunda98]

@@Valarien777 i just noticed. No deserved respect for the man, makes me sick.

[@landonharris3660]

SAY HIS NAME

[@mbgreenleaf]

I listen to the Skyrim soundtrack every night as my "falling asleep music." This performance was amazing to see. So well done.

[@bigjarth]

if you fall asleep to anything else you are doing it wrong. i almost started crying when I heard far horizons, that songs absolutely takes me over on the inside.

[@Neo_Geisha]

Same! It has helped relaxed me to sleep for years.

[@guipoeta]

32:11 is everything to me, it’s one of the most beautiful melodies I’ve ever heard, it brings immediate peace

[@ALhudaYDLaw]

I could hear the sound of Adrianne Avenicci smithing...

[@Kimoti69]

My favorite ❤️

[@gunnari.josepsson5697]

I feel the same for that !

[@Ty4Tiberius]

Def my fav in the vid

[@ashtondurborow3710]

Cannot help but agree. There are some that give me goosebumps, others make me feel righteous and powerful. Then there's "The Streets Of Whiterun" that never seem to stop giving an overwhelming sense of calm to me. My absolute favorite score's for a videogame

[@cephalonrose2621]

I cried to Far Horizons, The Streets of Whiterun, and From Past to Present when I heard this a few days ago. They brought back so many memories all at once that I thought I lost. Thank you for this

[@Victorluuz]

Same here buddy

[@GarthVonMaraner]

Beautiful

[@thessop9439]

@@GarthVonMaraner You are beautiful

[@sevagsarikaya1909]

Same three m8 ! It miss Dawn for me and it’s perfect

[@garrettrieger7544]

I'm here too. Far Horizons was so beautiful. The piano solo and then the crescendo into the choir after broke me. That was so beautiful and it was performed with such emotion.

[@freeman35423gs]

Jeremy Soule, thank you for creating this music so we can enjoy it even after all these years, even without playing now. Magnificent performance by this orchestra also deserves gratitude of all people who love this game series.

[@deoTS1]

kind of strange jeremy soule isn't even mentioned in the credits. i mean, even if bethesda and soule are no longer on good terms, he did write much (if not all) of this music...

[@GothamandGomorrah]

@@deoTS1 What happened? :|

[@OrlandoGameRoom]

@@deoTS1 It's because he was accused of rape and sexual misconduct by two different female game designers.

[@GothamandGomorrah]

@@apexkilo8242 fucking seriously! Y'all 403's out here Me Too-ing the most iconic game composer of the noughties & 2010's. So, it's bad enough us incels are prohibited access to real life enjoyments. Y'all gonna come up in to our necessary escape from reality and ruin that for us too!... This is why we can't have nice things!

[@rpgfreak9999]

@@deoTS1 Troll harder. 1:00:35 Suitable avatar. 🤡

[@Uthajoe]

12 Years later, and the whole score STILL makes something primal within my blood awaken, and also makes me weep for a simpler time in my youth, where I escaped too often to forget the traumas of life.....

[@leacher1997]

Agreed mate

[@Rolly_27]

What a beautiful sentence.

[@gabenvandenbrink9114]

Couldn't agree more

[@Minimeister317]

Sky Above, Voice Within and Kyne's Peace are two songs that make this grown ass man weep.

[@yashirobe918]

36:40 Kyne's peace is so magical. Hearing it in the game I actually felt like I was there. I didn't move an inch and just kept looking at the beautiful night sky of Skyrim to have a moment where I don't run around doing quests and just sink in the beauty of this game. This game is a work of art

[@Websitefandude20]

yes same for me bro!!! the first time i saw night in skyrim and i heard Secunda (Night music) I was blown away ahhhh good times

[@guitarmama06]

The very first time I heard Kyne's Peace, I had just gotten back to the Companions to give Kodlak the hagraven head to be cleansed. That struck me deeply. I'll forever think of that moment when I hear that song.

[@buckjones4901]

Work of art indeed, and it is sad that more don't see video/computer games as a work of art, combining music, visuals, story along with gameplay. I wonder what great artists and composers of the past could have done if they had this technology at their disposal.

[@KathrynB621]

The exact same for me. I still play Skyrim now, the vanilla version. I have no PC for mods, but no mods are needed. I fall in love with this game every time.

[@maxreimann6734]

11:56 is incredible. what a game, what a soundtrack. 10 years later, just hearing it like this can make us cry. truly a masterpiece, one of the greatest games of all time.

[@ankulix]

The Streets Of Whiterun always manages to make me cry. It's just so beautiful

[@LordOfTheEyebots]

It feels like a warm hug from all your friends and loved ones at the end of a long, difficult journey and it's just beautiful

[@TheWolf133]

Tears in my eyes. Once in a lifetime soundtrack...

[@asiixofficial66]

Iam not crying, you are crying

[@KathrynB621]

It really is. The music made so much of the game.

[@julieknight422]

From slaying dragons to seeing the far horizon, nothing is as beautiful as Skyrim and it's music.

[@Creed5.56]

Starfield sounds like it might be a close runner up. It's a different vibe, from fantasy to Sci-fi.. but Starfield's music sounds beautiful so far!