The Music of Blizzard Entertainment - Echoes of War

DISC ONE

From Warcraft III

The Third War Symphony

1. Journey to Kalimdor

2. Eternity’s End



From World of Warcraft and World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

The Shadow of the Legion Symphony

3. A Tenuous Pact



4. Anar’alah Belore



5. The Betrayer and The Sun King



From World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King

6. The Visions of the Lich King Overture



DISK TWO

From StarCraft and StarCraft: Ghost

The Koprulu Symphony

7. No Matter the Cost

8. En Taro Adun

9. Eradicate and Evolve

10. Victorious but not unscarred



From Starcraft II

11. The Hyperion Overture



From Diablo, Diablo II, Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and Diablo III

The Symphony of Sanctuary

12. The Eternal Conflict

13. Legacy of Terror

14. Children of the Worldstone

15: BONUS: Last Angel



Simply put, Echoes of War could be summed up as an album of orchestrated music from the games of Blizzard Entertainment – StarCraft, Warcraft, Diablo and World of Warcraft. But in reality, it’s much more than that – Echoes of War marks the first large-scale game-music project in the western world, and one of the biggest and most ambitious musical projects (of any type) worldwide.



We at Eminence are huge fans of the game-music genre, which is exactly why we formed. Game-music, like that of Blizzard Entertainment’s awe-inspiring games, is some of the best and most varied in the world, but it is also some of the most under-recognised and under-appreciated. From the adrenaline-filled highs, to the tear-jerking lows, it’s the music in our favourite games that truly guides our emotions. It is the goal of Echoes of War to, next time you’re playing a game, make you take a moment to simply enjoy the music.



So beyond being a simple musical album, Echoes of War aims to put music of Blizzard Entertainment’s games in the spotlight, to be appreciated on their own merits, with a full symphony orchestra, and backing choir, to perform and pay homage to them. It is a project of love, made by fans of Blizzard Entertainment’s games, and as such, the musical pieces are recognisable from the games, but ultimately different interpretations. Our arrangers and musicians have put a little piece of themselves into each track, and we think that the end result is nothing short of outstanding.



We hope to take Echoes of War on the road one day, and perform live across the globe, and with your support we can make it happen.