Legends of the Dark Ages by Phil Rey Phil Rey : Legends of the Dark Ages.
 High impact dramatic film score music.

A set of high-impact Dramatic, Classical, and Tribal film score music. This album is a compilation of music for video games, movies, trailers, and unreleased tracks, created during 2010. These pieces are grouped around common themes: mystery and fantasy, which take us into a universe of wizards, castles, knights and epic adventures of imaginary worlds.
Songs:

1. The Dark Ages
2. Ayleth's Song
3. The Cursed Forest
4. The Death of Eluril
5. The Towers of Aethellyn
6. Pan of Arcady
7. And then came a Knight
8. The Troll's March
9. Ravenswood Castle
10. Loramel's Tales
11. Toward the battle
12. Army of the Dead
13. Eluril's victory
14. Around Brasadil
15. A King is Dead
16. The Last Crusaders
17. The Beast
18. Hellzauber06 bis
19. Once upon a time
20. Bad company
21. Melancholy of the elf
22. Pandemonium Abbey

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 4/2/2012
Phil Rey lives in Auriol France

Tagged as: Electronica, Orchestral, Instrumental

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