Realm of Tranquil Eternity：Inazuma Live Symphony Performance | Genshin Impact

Realm of Tranquil Eternity：Inazuma Live Symphony Performance | Genshin Impact

This Inazuma Live Symphony Performance was filmed at the Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall. The performance features Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the oldest symphony orchestra in Japan, and Japan's top folk musicians performing Inazuma's regional pieces "Inazuma" and "Overlord of the Thunderstorm" together.
Music Production: HOYO-MiX
Co-Production: Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
Performed by:
Orchestra Performance: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Folk Music Performance: Koto - Kasumi Watanabe, Shakuhachi - Mamino Yorita, Shamisen - Yutaka Oyama, Taiko - Kodo
Music Producer: Sachiko Miyano
Location: Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall

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[crazydalmation]

Here from Natlan symphony, peak performances

[arianramadanov_steknikele]

Looks like this $100M project is really a $100M project.

[antoniusblaise]

Now that Sumeru's orchestral is released, coming back to this brings back too many memories. Thank you Genshin Impact for the awesome experiences!

[PCVP]

It's truly sad how many people just don't care about the music in this game and how absolutely amazing it is. As a musician, I'm very happy to see such love, passion and dedication from Mihoyo when it comes to the music department.

[dr.alphys]

The people who were saying “boring, filler, move on” were making me want to scream! This was absolutely stunning

[mimamamomu]

Mihoyo: ayo we need some banging soundtrack

Yu peng chen: *say no more.*

[sypeartz]

Forget about the anniversary drama, rewards are temporary but yu-peng-chen is *ETERNAL*

[stephl.]

I love how all the musicians playing traditional Japanese instruments are wearing traditional clothes as well. Just adds that little more to the video.

[pxmens]

I just came from Fontaine and Sumeru's performance and one thing I noticed is they always include instruments from the countries they base the regions on as well as the musicians. It's fascinating.

[Syn]

in tears rn we don't deserve the beautiful soundtracks that the mihoyo company puts effort to make, learning about music in college makes me appreciate pieces like this even more

[ametista]

"video game music isn't real music"

video game music: *a literal orchestra*

[nekorisakirisame]

I would like to give thanks to the whales for carrying us and letting mihoyo makes these masterpieces.

[richardjolley]

My 14 yo granddaughter shared this with me. Beautiful. Enthralling. Real musicians playing real music.

[tommynobaka]

The fact they played to an empty audience saddens me, this performance was beautiful

[qpopuiuzmnmb]

Everyone knows Yu-Peng Chen's name now. He was already a well-regarded film and games composer in China, but now he's rightly in the world's spotlight. But I do want to highlight the regional music producer for Inazuma which he collabed with (most likely remotely): Sachiko Miyano has orchestrated and arranged music for Super Smash Bros, Final Fantasy XIII, God Eater 2: Rage Burst and FF Brave Exvius. She is no amateur.

[ashleyiswatching]

The amount of money, time, and effort went into this game is outstanding.

If only my laggy computer could understand that and let me experience it 😭

[Eltshan]

My Mother who has passed away loved this video.

She enjoyed so much orchestra music

[clericneokun]

I keep coming back to the Inazuma theme because the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra played it so hard like it was their national anthem.

[ii_strangerxxthings]

Visuals are “more potent” since we can actually perceive what we are seeing, so the gameplay and eye-catching character designs appeals to the majority of us, but what is truly underlying behind the gameplay is the memorable music. The music makes you really feel like you’re actually in the world of Teyvat. If you focus more on the music, you can finally close your eyes and think, “This is the sound of Inazuma.” “This is the sound of Liyue.” Truly music is a language - sound for the soul. Genshin isn’t the same without its well crafted pieces of music. Props to Yu-Peng Chan and the orchestra for making Genshin possible.

[flaresoul]

Mondstadt OST: Ethereal and lively
Liyue OST: Relaxing and splendid
Inazuma OST: Sentimental and touching