What Composers Can Learn by Listening to the Skyrim OST

In this video, we'll discuss one of the biggest lessons you can learn by listening to the piece "Far Horizons" by Jeremy Soule

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[Lead]

The music is hands down the MAIN reason I come back to play it. Nothing immerses me more than the music of this game!

[tbu_drachenkater]

This music carried me through depression and dark thoughts

[johnathanmorlock]

Man, this song nearly always brings tears to my eyes, just beautiful.

[marcelgraf]

This video is a hidden gem,
I always wondered why i never got bored of this score.
So diligently analyzed

[bulbiemusic]

This is what I was trying to analyse recently in skyrim and the witcher ost. I'm happy I found your video because it answered many questions I had while I was composing my fantasy music! Thank you a lot. I subscribed!

[syminite]

Damn!! This music is totally mesmerizing!! Like a spell come over you and you teleport back to 2011 in the Land of Tamriel, northern province of Skyrim! 😊😊

[damionandy]

Man this was awesome. Have you had luck getting leads from your YouTube channel? I’m a music production student at Full Sail and have got bitten by composing fantasy music hahaha

[ahmadrabiee]

God I missed Jeremy man loving gathering storm music every time asmongold play it in channel 😢

[LOSTNIXXI]

So glad I finally could make time to watch this, I was so excited when I saw it on my recommended, and it was great!

[ijawo]

I’ve never been given EXACTLY what I was looking for quite like this video

[syaron]

Just like how Ravel’s Bolero became a masterpiece. I remember one time a solo pianist and the orchestra performed various variations of paganini’s caprice and I never get bored. So I wonder if piano solo could achieve this effect if somehow I can arrange it in a different light in every variation.

[Rexini_Kobalt]

the first thing that randomly pops into my head whenever i start getting the urge to play skyrim, is literally always a piece of music first. i have a feeling it is the same for most people and the unanimous "urge" alot of gamers get to play skyrim again is usually a random motif reappearing in the imagination 😂 please corroborate in the replies

[theflesh]

This game is beautiful on vr with headphones complete immersion

[arunaldo]

The music is literally 'Souleful'

[coldbumby]

You should become a college professor. Great video

[DIRECTEDBYH]

check out harry potter pc soundtracks 1-3

[petitcanasson]

that finally explains why i can't play skyrim's music on piano and why it sounds so boring like this