Its not great news!
Im not trolling here - I love all the Civ's. What I didn't love was Baba bleeding Yeti! Jeez, I remember muting the sound until I got past it. Was great when Warlords came out and replaced it.
We don't all love Baba Yeti!
Its not great news!
Im not trolling here - I love all the Civ's. What I didn't love was Baba bleeding Yeti! Jeez, I remember muting the sound until I got past it. Was great when Warlords came out and replaced it.
We don't all love Baba Yeti!
I have this album. It's pretty good but not spectacular. Baba Yetu is the best song.There is another album... "Calling all dawns". Which one is better?
I've looked through the thread and don't see any person who heard another song of Christopher Tin
Just listened some of his music for Offworld Trading Company. Good, but nothing even distantly as cool as Baba Yetu, quite regular game music. Making 1 masterpiece doesn't mean there will be more.
I have this album. It's pretty good but not spectacular. Baba Yetu is the best song.
BTW: Baba Yetu means Our Father in swahili. I love the song but I never understood what they were trying to convey by choosing it for the opening theme.
Hi everyone,
I have a big announcement to make! Ive returned to Sid Meiers Civilization franchise and have written the theme for the latest installment, Civilization VI.
The new song is called "Sogno di Volare", which translates in Italian to The Dream of Flight. I took snippets of Leonardo da Vincis writings on flight and set them to a new hymn evoking the Age of Exploration.
The game itself will not be released until October 21st this year, but I will be conducting a special sneak preview of the theme live in my concert with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London on July 19th. We'll also be performing many of my other works including: "Baba Yetu", selections from Calling All Dawns, a suite from my upcoming album about birds, and a rare performance of The Drop That Contained the Sea in its entirety!
This London concert will be very special for me, so if youre in the London area please come and say hi to me at the meet-and-greet after the concert! But, if you cant make London, well be doing two smaller shows in York and Harrogate earlier that week (but without the premier of the new Civ VI theme). Ticket info for all three concerts is below.
York, UK - July 16th
Tickets: http://www.yorkbarbican.co.uk/whats-on/the-drop-that-contained-the-sea
Harrogate, UK - July 17th
Tickets: http://harrogateinternationalfestivals.com/music-festival/music-of-christopher-tin/
London, UK - July 19th with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Tickets: http://www.cadoganhall.com/event/the-music-of-christopher-tin-160719/
All my best,
Christopher
Just received this email from Christopher Tin (I am signed up as a fan ) :
I have this album. It's pretty good but not spectacular. Baba Yetu is the best song.
BTW: Baba Yetu means Our Father in swahili. I love the song but I never understood what they were trying to convey by choosing it for the opening theme.
The new song is called "Sogno di Volare", which translates in Italian to “The Dream of Flight”. I took snippets of Leonardo da Vinci’s writings on flight and set them to a new hymn evoking the Age of Exploration.
I have this album. It's pretty good but not spectacular. Baba Yetu is the best song.
BTW: Baba Yetu means Our Father in swahili. I love the song but I never understood what they were trying to convey by choosing it for the opening theme.