Hm, has anyone been able to recognize number 18-2? I just know I must have heard it somewhere before...
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Composers list added, but it is not finished. Feel free to add any and help me.
18-4 Changed to better version
18-7 added
18-8 added
14-23 added
15-8 added
14-16 and 14-20 same track removed (to just one copy)
Composers list added, but it is not finished. Feel free to add any and help me.
18-4 Changed to better version
18-7 added
18-8 added
14-23 added
15-8 added
14-16 and 14-20 same track removed (to just one copy)
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Fine mod Mister Brunel, though I can't help but notice that some of the tracks are of poor sound quality. What are your sources for this music, private collection?
If you like I could contribute to your mod, I have a fair bit of HQ music from all periods that I use for myself in FTG. It would be European of course, afraid I have very little world music (though I have some I would contribute).
Please contact me via PM or on the board if you are interested.
If you like I could contribute to your mod, I have a fair bit of HQ music from all periods that I use for myself in FTG. It would be European of course, afraid I have very little world music (though I have some I would contribute).
Please contact me via PM or on the board if you are interested.
Anybody knows what 18-2 is? It's the best thing I've ever heard.
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Whops, Vandervecken has already asked.
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Whops, Vandervecken has already asked.
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Great, I still have this on my computer despite having lost access to FTG myself after being on probation.
Please PM me with the tracks that are bad quality and their needed replacements.
Sorry for the lateness of my reply !
8 hours of music is ready. A huge collection of high quality tracks. But being over 250mb its hard to find a uploader for it. I may have to do it in two parts, but that's quite annoying for any downloader. Anyone have and good file servers or upload services? 
It's now at 2.0 Final. Meaning there will be no more additions to it after this release (Becomes too big and annoying). I will then work on an asian pack and a GENERAL PACK (Asian, European, Arabic, new world, random game-flowing tunes).
It's now at 2.0 Final. Meaning there will be no more additions to it after this release (Becomes too big and annoying). I will then work on an asian pack and a GENERAL PACK (Asian, European, Arabic, new world, random game-flowing tunes).
Well, you could use Deposit Files.. http://depositfiles.com/en/ ( Max per file 2 gb )
EDIT:There are a lot more, but I will give you 3 more .. 1. http://www.badongo.com/en/ 2. http://freespace.FileFront.com 3. http://www.myfreegig.com/
EDIT:There are a lot more, but I will give you 3 more .. 1. http://www.badongo.com/en/ 2. http://freespace.FileFront.com 3. http://www.myfreegig.com/
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Thanks very much. It will take about 3 hours to download, so you should all have it by tomorrow night.
Yay !
!BTW it would be nice if you could find some nice mantras for the "East Asian" pack.
Oh wow, I can't believe I didn't see this update earlier! Final version is well worth the download time.
Wow, man this mod is really great! It enhances the EU3 experience a lot! Thanks for making this. I cant find the composers list however in the Euro file. Some have ID3 tags but not all of them, is that the composers list? . Thanks again!
. Thanks again!
From the FTG game files.Wow, man this mod is really great! It enhances the EU3 experience a lot! Thanks for making this. I cant find the composers list however in the Euro file. Some have ID3 tags but not all of them, is that the composers list?
#----------------------------------------
# CREDITS - MUSIC For the Glory -11/2009-
#----------------------------------------
#---------------------
#------ Jon Sayles (1)
Der Hund [derhund.mp3] Heinrich Isaac (1445-1517)
Helas, Que Deuera Mon Coeur [helas.mp3] Heinrich Isaac (1445-1517)
Cancionero de palacio #175 [cancionero175.mp3] Juan del Encina (1468-1529)
Ich Weiss Nit [ichweiss.mp3] Ludwig Senfl (c.1490-1555)
Recercarda Segundo [recercarda.mp3] Diego Ortiz (1510-1570)
Riu, riu, chiu [riuriuchiu.mp3] Mateo Flecha (1530 - 1604)
Allons gay, gay, gay, bergère [allonsgay.mp3] Guillaume Costeley (1531-1606)
Il est bel et bon [ilestbel.mp3] Pierre Passereau (1553- ?)
Fyer, fyer, my heart [fyerfyer.mp3] Thomas Morley (1557-1602)
I Love, Alas, I Love Thee [ilovealas.mp3] Thomas Morley (1557-1602)
Now is the Month of Maying [maying.mp3] Thomas Morley (1557-1602)
O' Rosetta [orosetta.mp3] Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) Scherzi musicali (1607)
Der Schutzkoenig [derschutz.mp3] Michael Praetorious (1571-1621)
Sweet Kate [sweetkate.mp3] Robert Jones (1597-~1620)
Rondeau [rondeau.mp3] Henry Purcell (1658-1695)
Gavotte - in A [gavotte.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Goldberg variations #2 [goldberg2.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Goldberg variations #10 [goldberg10.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Goldberg variations #19 [goldberg19.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Sheep May Safely Graze [sheep.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Prelude to Partita#1 in Bb [partita1.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Menuet from Partita#1 in Bb [partita1_men.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
#-----------------------------------
#------ Beethoven - 2nd symphony (2)
Symphony 2 - Mvt II (extract) II. Larghetto [Beeth_2_mvtII.mp3] L. v. Beethoven (1770-1827) 2nd Symphony
Symphony 2 - Mvt III Scherzo (Allegro) and Trio [Beeth_2_mvtIII.mp3] L. v. Beethoven (1770-1827) 2nd Symphony
Symphony 2 - Mvt IV (extract) Allegro molto [Beeth_2_mvtIV.mp3] L. v. Beethoven (1770-1827) 2nd Symphony
#------------------------------
#------ Beethoven - Fidelio (4)
Fidelio 2 (filtered) [Fidelio2.mp3] L. v. Beethoven (1770-1827) Fidelio
#-------------------------------------
#------ Bach - St. Matthew Passion (3)
07-I.Anointing in Bethany _ 5.recitative(contralto) [Bach_Matth_07_I_5.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Matthäus-Passion
07-I.Anointing in Bethany / 6.aria(contralto) [Bach_Matth_07_I_6.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Matthäus-Passion
10-I.The Lord's Supper _ 8.aria(soprano) [Bach_Matth_10_I_8.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Matthäus-Passion
16-I.The Lord's Supper / 13.aria(soprano) [Bach_Matth_16_I_13.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Matthäus-Passion
28-I.In Gethsemane / 25.chorale [Bach_Matth_28_I_25.mp3] J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Matthäus-Passion
#-------------------------------------
#------ Andreas Waldetoft - EU3 (5)
[battleofdamascus.mp3]
[chooseyourpath.mp3]
[cityofjerusalem.mp3]
[conquistador_maintheme.mp3]
[einekleinecourtmusik.mp3]
[emperoroftheselands.mp3]
[highlandwanderer.mp3]
[mareatlanticum.mp3]
[mood_asongformerchants.mp3]
[mood_discovernewland.mp3]
[mood_landofglory.mp3]
[mood_nightoverourempire.mp3]
[parabellum.mp3]
[prologue_europauniversalis.mp3]
[somewhere.mp3]
[swashbucklingprivateers.mp3]
[swashbucklingprivateers.mp3]
[travelsouth.mp3]
[war_acrucevictoria.mp3]
[war_eastvswest.mp3]
[war_toconstantinople.mp3]
#-----------------------------------------
(1) interpreted by Jon Sayles http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm He kindly offered his interpretations of Early Music to Crystal Empire Games to be used in the game For the Glory. He still has all copyrights on his interpretations while the partitions themselves are in the public domain.
(2) Beethoven 2nd Symphony, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra directed by Willem Mengelberg. Copied from Carnets sur Sol http://operacritiques.free.fr/css/i...n-deuxieme-symphonie-mengelberg-concertgebouw ; both the interpretation and the partition are in the public domain.
(3) Bach St. Matthew Passion, Vienna State Orchestra directed by Hermann Scherchen. Copied from Carnets de Sol http://musicontempo.free.fr/css/ ; both the interpretation and the partition are in the public domain.
(4) Beethoven Fidelio, Prague National Theatre Orchestra directed by Rudolf Vasata. Copied from http://operacritiques.free.fr/css/i...a-praga-dvorakova-blachut-extraits-en-tcheque ; both the interpretation and the partition are in the public domain.
(5) Original musics from Andreas Waldetoft. All copyrights belong to Paradox Universalis.