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Final Fantasy XIV : Music to be Performed at Distant Worlds
Posted Nov 04, 2009 by Michael Bitton
Final Fantasy XIV music will be performed by the Chicagoland Pops Orchestra and the
Elmhurst College Concert Choir and conducted by Arnie Roth at the "Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY" concert taking place at the Rosemont Theatre in Chicago, Illinois on December 12th, 2009 at 8PM.
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The concert will be the first time fans will be able to hear tracks from Nobuo Uematsu's work on Final Fantasy XIV.
Via FFXIVCore.
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Awww, I wish this could have been done in the previous season, but I guess FFXIV was nothing more than a tech demo then. Well at least Chicago is fairly close, perhaps I'll check this one out as well. It would be nice to hear One-Winged Angel and Liberi Fatali done with professionals and not some high school choir with poor voice control like the last one I went to - and to of course hear if Uematsu still has the golden touch.