"Memoro de la Stono" song from Final Fantasy game
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ururimi: English
ZOV (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 02:00:14
Well anyways I looked it up on YouTube and I found it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy5NH3FNTjU and if you clink on (more info) you can see the lyrics for the song...It's really beautiful!
Fajro (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 03:56:33
Final Fantasy Wiki:"Memoro de la Ŝtono" is a vocal section part of Final Fantasy XI's opening theme made famous by its performance during the "Distant Worlds: music from Final Fantasy" and "VOICES: Music from Final Fantasy" concerts. It features a choral arrangement with lyrics sung in Esperanto.See the choir in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kud-HbYO2v0
Music of Final Fantasy XI (Wikipedia)
Other treads in Lernu:
http://bit.ly/FFXI-in-Lernu
Maverynthia (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 04:10:47
I really wish there was more Esperanto music like it. :3
ZOV (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 05:01:17
Maverynthia:Memoro de la Ŝtono was the very thing that got me into Esperanto in the first place.I know, I don't want to be mean or anything but all the other Esperanto music kind of sucks
I really wish there was more Esperanto music like it. :3
It's like there isn't a real message and depth to other epseranto songs like there is with Memoro de La Stono. ZOV (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 05:02:30
Keso (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 07:11:07
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qwertz (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 12:59:42
Rogir (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 3 Nyandagaro 2009 15:36:30
Maverynthia (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 4 Nyandagaro 2009 05:54:48
I found some stuff by Dolĉamar I like, but that's about it. The few things from Japan are what I'm looking for. Something...modern, or dramatic. Something also like, J-rock, whatever Nanne Gronvall fits into, rock opera and the like.
It's like Esperanto is stuck in the past or something (in more than one way). All the photos I see are of a bunch of people sitting around usually and one person has an ACOUSTIC guitar.
Esperantisoj! Do not fear the electric guitar! It is your friend!
Also, keyboards and computers can be your friends too. :3
(I'd love to hear Vocaloid Kaito sing in Esperanto... if only I had midis..)
juanr2099 (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 4 Nyandagaro 2009 09:18:00
Maverynthia:Well it seems to me that Esperantisoj are afraid of the electric guitar and most of the stuff sounds folk-y.There are esperanto rock bands that aren't so folky. A good example of this is Persone. Here is their webpage where you can legally download two of their cd's as torrents. They have some really cool songs.
I found some stuff by Dolĉamar I like, but that's about it. The few things from Japan are what I'm looking for. Something...modern, or dramatic. Something also like, J-rock, whatever Nanne Gronvall fits into, rock opera and the like.
It's like Esperanto is stuck in the past or something (in more than one way). All the photos I see are of a bunch of people sitting around usually and one person has an ACOUSTIC guitar.
Esperantisoj! Do not fear the electric guitar! It is your friend!
Also, keyboards and computers can be your friends too. :3
(I'd love to hear Vocaloid Kaito sing in Esperanto... if only I had midis..)
Also there is the group Supernova. They are from brazil i think. Besides this there is some modern rap music in esperanto. I've heard it but i don't remember the name of the guys.