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Eorzean Symphony: FINAL FANTASY XIV Orchestral Album Vol.2
The musical arrangements featuring high quality sound and stirring performances from the second FINAL FANTASY XIV orchestra concert will soon be available on a brand-new album. Fans will be able to enjoy magnificent full-orchestral arrangements of various in-game songs from A Realm Reborn, Heavensward, and Stormblood, performed at the FINAL FANTASY XIV Orchestra Concert 2019 -Eorzean Symphony-. Relive your adventures thus far by enjoying these beautiful orchestral melodies to the heart's content.
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The musical arrangements featuring high quality sound and stirring performances from the second FINAL FANTASY XIV orchestra concert will soon be available on a brand-new album. Fans will be able to enjoy magnificent full-orchestral arrangements of various in-game songs from A Realm Reborn, Heavensward, and Stormblood, performed at the FINAL FANTASY XIV Orchestra Concert 2019 -Eorzean Symphony-. Relive your adventures thus far by enjoying these beautiful orchestral melodies to the heart's content.
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Square Enix, ubiquitous, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan)
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