A newsletter from composer Christopher Tin landed in my inbox:
(Eurogamer for additional source)
The hype for Civ VI just keeps building. Baba Yetu (and the album it was on, Calling All Dawns) was fantastic, as was The Drop That Contained the Sea as well.
For those few who are not familiar with his work, Civ IV's title theme 'Baba Yetu' was the first song in a video game to receive a Grammy:
Baba Yetu (Youtube)
Hi everyone,
I have a big announcement to make! I’ve returned to Sid Meier’s 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 Vinci’s 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!
(Eurogamer for additional source)
The hype for Civ VI just keeps building. Baba Yetu (and the album it was on, Calling All Dawns) was fantastic, as was The Drop That Contained the Sea as well.
For those few who are not familiar with his work, Civ IV's title theme 'Baba Yetu' was the first song in a video game to receive a Grammy:
Baba Yetu (Youtube)