Sumeru OST "Forest of Jnana and Vidya" Preview MV | Genshin Impact
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- The Sumeru OST Preview MV features two compositions, "Hustle and Bustle of Ormos" and "Scorching Outpost," performed by symphony orchestras and top folk musicians.
Music Production: HOYO-MiX
Composer: Yu-Peng Chen@HOYO-MiX
Folk Music Performance: Redford Studio
Folk Music Recording:
Bansuri: Eliza Marshall
Sitar: Arjun Verma
Saz: Dursuncan Cakin
Symphonic Performance: Ruby Music Limited
Symphony Recording: London Symphony Orchestra
Video Production: Particle 6 Productions
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They knew how much we loved Port Ormos theme, that they included it as the first song. LETSGGOOOOOO
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yes
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 what are you doing in trash then. Picking up left overs?
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 Goodbye then, we don't want you here anyways ☺️
If there's one thing you can count on for Genshin: it's music will be top-notch. I love how each region shows off the musical styles of a real-world region!
Yes right watching Indian Classical music..and watching everyone like it . everyone should know its Indian Classical
Idk but i feel like most the music is like arabic music, and when i listen it, once sounds like we're in aladin world lol
@@azizsetyawan3038 but it is Indian Classical Music
Yaa Indian vibes with others instuments which makes it more beautiful
@@akken_0 It's both, they are taking elements from Indian classical and Arabic music. The region as well is a mash of SWANA region
Wishes are too expensive, where does our money go Hoyo?
Hoyo: The greatest videogame soundtrack of all time
100 million dollars in make the greatest sound experience anyone could ever have in any mobile game
@@josemesquita9354The Sumeru and the Fontaine live stream pieces were played by the London Orchestra I don’t think you know how big of a deal that is (I’m a musician)
Great to be a part of this and bring sitar to a wider audience! Thank you to HOYO-MiX and Genshin for including me and all the other excellent musicians!
Oh God, you played sitar for this ost?😍 I can't express how fascinatated I am, you've done a beautiful work! Thanks for introducing such a beauty to the world💫❤❤❤
Sir you are amazing!
You and the rest of the musicians did amazing!
Thank you for representing our culture on such a wide scale! You did amazingly! 💕
Instruments that are being used;
Middle Eastern:
- Oud (2 of them)
- Riqq (3 drums)
- Kamanja (Arabian violin notes)
- Santur
- Saz/Baglama
Indian:
- Bansuri
- Sitar
- Dholak
- Tabla
Cultural reference: some of them are wearing Jellabiya, which are Arabian/Egyptian clothing wear!
I thought that there was some instrument from India other than tabla and sitar but couldn't remember there name properly. Thanks for info❤️
kamanja and santur are also played in india as well
@@devanshverma7691 yeah
@@devanshverma7691
You are referring to Kamancheh, which is from central asia of origin. Kamanja is different, Kamanja notes are used by normal violins but is using the Arabian violin notes. Giving the Arabian feeling.
Second, you are referring to Santoor (indian version) which is inspired by the Santur. Though this is the original Santur variant and not the Indian one. Which is also from Persian origin. The santur was invented and developed in the area of Iran and Mesopotamia.
Thank you so much, I was just going to ask that because I really wanted to look for each instrument individually
I'm absolutely blown away with how each track is made, such talented people producing the amazing OST of Genshin Impact.
Yu Peng-Chen is my god
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
Wow these bots are relentless.
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 can you stop responding like that- to every comment
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 no its the neckbeard again ah damn 😩
Now THIS is true globalization and cultural exchange. Taking the best of a wide variety of cultures and merging it in what has to be one of the BEST pieces of modern art. Music is the Universal language, it transcends hatred and division, it brings people together and unite them in a single harmony of peace and love.
Doesnt really matter how much is Indian, or South, Western asian, arabic, etc. It is more than just that, it is the expression of what Chinese people understand of what was beyond their part of the silk road. Hoyoverse and Hoyomix take representation to a whole new level, making pure art and respecting the place of milennial cultures that historically have been interacting peacefully and violently through countless generations.
This is coming from a Latino that grew up in constant discord with my fellow Latinos, we are all one, stop the fighting and enjoy the art.
I sometimes cannot understand people who say that Genshin doesn't have representation when all they focus on is the characters and their skin color.
Hello?? Have you listened to the music? Bothered to look at these beautiful orchestral videos that have such a wide and diverse group of people playing these traditional and cultural instruments for the game you're playing? Have you even noticed the great cultural representation there is in each region from clothes, to buildings to names even?
Representation isn't just portrayed in skin color; but in music, fashion, traditions, food, environment, etc.
Open up your eyes people, you're forgetting to appreciate these other traits that are just a representative masterpiece and overall just beautiful and aesthetic art.
@@mariaxi_mari very true, people that only care about skin color have to be one of the most racist out there.
Exactly. HYV have done more towards celebrating diversity and the beauty of various cultures than all the people who keep stomping their feet about wanting "POC" in this and that. And they achieved that by paying the utmost respect to those cultures and sharing them with the world.
@@Alex-dn5ns the more they try to be less racist the more racist they are. Like that Velma show and whatever they did to the Witcher prequel. HYV really care about art and well money (not really a bad thing tbh)
@@AlejandrXZD Honestly, for all these amazing things they put out, they deserve the money.
as middle eastern (Iran) I have the most fun in Sumeru! Most of the name of people and foods in Sumeru are Persian and I’m so happy that there is a game in the world that doesn’t see Iranian as terrorists 😭 Iranian culture are well represented in Sumeru and I’m so happy for that
Indeed i also like how south Asian countries where represented lore was mainly being focused on india , Egyptian while the most character names being arabic , persian love it it really
That is evident, we all have something good. And outside of internal and external conflicts, each culture has its beauty. Positive aspects
Who told you world sees iranians as terrorists? Not true.
Lol
Persian culture is good. Didn't last long though :(
Port Ormos theme is so amazing (well, all Sumeru songs are). All praises to Yu-Peng Chen and all Hoyo-mix team for bringing us such memorable ost.
Bots 😐
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 k, nobody gaf 😂
vimara village also
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 tbh, I don’t really need endgame material to enjoy the game. I can just coop and help rookies, collect every single sparkly thing I see and just chill to the music. So yah, bye trash.
Damn Genshin's music never fails to hit.
Ok that's a triple negation in a single sentense. killed some of my brain cells >
Multiple negatives in a sentence always makes me question things.
Well, I need ten seconds to make sure what you mean, tbh those negative words (both explicit and implicit) killed hundreds of my brain cells.
I lost 3 braincells trying to understand this, now I have -3 brain cells
need some english lessons my dude?
I am from india 🇮🇳. In ancient days people from all over the world used to came to india for learning at universities like takshashila, vikramashila and nalanda. The chinese used to call india as land of heaven. I think that is the reason why genshin named sumeru as the forest of jnana (wisdom) and vidya (education).
Cmiiw, in the famous story "Journey to the West", the land that monk Xuanzang Sanzang went to is actually India, right?
In the ancient days, Chinese people used to travel to India to learn Buddhism
@@erlkonig1412 not only chinese whole of east asia and central asia used to came to india to learn not only buddhism but also various sciences and philosophies. Yes xuan zang came to india, there are history records also, he was a great devottee of lord buddha 🙏.
huh, i think the title has both culture combined: Jnana is also word from middle east meaning Hidden, and Vidya as you knows from your own culture but it also means knowledge
@@tukangojek1335 jnana means knowledge in Sanskrit.... We literally have jnana yoga path of reaching the ultimate in Hindi scriptures like Gita
@meenapatel1648 maybe based on instruments it cold be hidden knowledge.
Because sumeru has dessert & forest & clothing also makes it well lets say my conclusion.
WTF!! Am I the only getting goosebumps on every regions OST? From Mondstats till Sumeru miestro Yu Peng has never fail to live up to expectation, every OST is simply mind blowing and goose bump triggering!
Same here 🥺
You're definitely not the only one. Port Ormos is my favorite place in Teyvat so far because of the music.
Thanks Mihoyo ❤️
i love sumeru’s music, it definitely gives off somewhere of desert and grassland, like people who love nature (dendro characters) inlove with this!
I'm sorry to you for having so much bots
As an Indian, it feels very good to see the usage of Indian musical instruments for an ost of such a big game😍
Sahi baat hai
Indeed
All made by a Chinese company.
@@arnowisp6244 It's dosn't matter if someone done a good work we should appreciate it
In fact I love Sumeru the most out of all the Teyvat nations becuase it's vast rainforest area is based on India .
Edit - I initially thought that the desert area of Sumeru is based on Rajasthan , but now it is clear that it is based on Egypt .
As an south asian myself(indian) im very happy with the sumeru ost and happy that other people enjoy the traditional south asian and southwest asian music as much as I do. It warms my heart seeing people hearing new music from southern and southwestern asia and enjoying it.Every time I'm in sumeru it feels like I'm listening to bhajans, they nailed the traditional aspects of the music so well and I love it.
india is quite famous so there is no need to write south asian
@@Sahil20086 the reason i put south asian is because the music is south asian and not just indian and i’m describing it as south asian throughout my comment. if i just put indian it would sound like i’m just narrowing down the spectrum of south asian music and calling the OST indian when the OST includes instruments from other countries in south asia. i don’t know if you understand what i mean but in short i have my reasons for putting south asian
@@rynasue Indian Subcontinent is more suited thou; to include the other surrounding counties.
but many Arab/middle East instruments were present also in the music😅
@@animadas2306 i’m sorry i meant to include the middle east as well i forgot that the middle east is considered south west asian
@@animadas2306 thank you
I honestly think that Genshin OST should be nominated for a music ensemble award or something bc you guys have been slaying the MUSIC since you created the game! Dude honestly! just WOW ! ✨✨
Let's hope Genshin get nominated for best soundtrack on this year TGA (The Game Award)
Blue Archive or Arknights deserves to be nominated before genshin
@@tona4170
Maybe for storyline cutscenes, but Genshin mainly specializes in background music due to being open world and such
@@tona4170 there's no way Arknights' best can compare to Port Ormos on any level. I've been playing both games since launch, and while the AK music is phenomenal it's nowhere near this level of pure artistry.
@@m0onl3ss I'll agree and disagree with you regarding of ArKnights since in terms of peaceful and wonders of Background Music Genshin took the crown, however when it comes to be a variety of serious BGM with each event had their own theme that piqued each players, Arknights took the crown for that one
I love how everyone agrees that the Port Ormos theme is a banger, I'm SO glad we're getting the music video!! This theme literally stopped me in my tracks ❤️❤️
Like literally. The first time I went there for the archons quest I never heard it but I was there randomly for a daily and literally had to put my controller down and just listen. It’s so amazing.
Omg me too I was just stuk in Port Ormos forgetting what I was supposed to do because all I wanted to do was listen to the music.
The music is just a masterpiece. It makes it more of a masterpiece with genshin
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 I mean hey, it's your opinion
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 i’m seriously gonna start reporting you for spam if you keep doing this. lowkey starting to figure this is a bot
@@miscl_anon it probably is
@@lazymizu. tru
I am 23 years old, and I have been playing tabla since 18 years. I have rarely seen the beautiful musical instrument used in songs other than Indian and Middle-East. A year ago speculations were made where they said sumeru will be based on India/Middle-East. Not only they represented both of them so gracefully, in-game as well as music, adding tabla to the mix was so unexpected and mind-blowing for me. You don't understand the butterflies in the stomach when you see the instrument that you play and that too underrated (for west) being used in a famous game.
Take a Bow Mihoyo. 🙇♂️
Yeah the use if tabla was very beautiful and they even used in some of desert piece as well
In Sanskrit(Indian language) - Jnana means "knowledge" and Vidya means "correct knowledge/wisdom" making it, the forest of knowledge and correct knowledge/wisdom.
Vidya is Education
@@mist_immortal depends on the context in which it is used
@@gingerchutney1638 example pls?
@@mist_immortal "dhanur vidhya" which translates to Knowledge of Archery
Whereas "Vidhya bhavan" or "Vidhyalaya" translates to Institute of Education
@@gingerchutney1638 ok. I understand now. Thanks 🙏🏽
I may be biased because I'm South Asian but Sumeru is my fave region. Exciting, fresh, doesn't have hard puzzles, fun to explore cuz of the ziplining, bouncy mushrooms and stamina helpers on the cliff sides. They did amazing with it. I doubted the characters at the start but I never once doubted the region itself. Phenomenal work.
it’s not biased! im not south asian but south east asian but sumeru is really the best region currently in my opinion because of all the features, culture, and especially the music
Its the best so far. In terms of archon quest, world quest, the gorgeous scenery and the music.
Sumeru's my favourite since it's music that I'm not that familiar with. As a Chinese person who's studied in Europe and is constantly exposed to Japanese music, the other three nations' music gives me nostalgia, while Sumeru gives me something new and fresh.
Sumeru is my fav nation so far too but mondstadt will be my forever comfort nation:>
Except to find 76 Aranara :')
As an Indian, hearing port ormos music makes me want to dance💃💃, since I'm a classical dancer♥️😍
Ohhh it would fit perfectly with Indian traditional dance
@@nguyenphuong4357 they are playing indian classical instruments.
Fun fact:- It's actually a Bollywood song made instrumental.
@@asasinreaper7919 Of course I know
@@rajadarshidash1016 wait wot tell the bollywood song name💀
can we talk about how beautiful and diverse the musicians are i love this
There's more diversity there tan in-game.
they are all just americans what diversity 😂😂
@@akelarre-cx7bo the game literally features unique places from all around the world, it couldn't get any more diverse than that
@@Indian_gae_boii I mean race diversity there is no black ppl for example
@@akelarre-cx7bo thats because genshin has not done a country with black people being native to it, monsdat is german so not there, liuye is Chinese, inazuma is Japanese, sumeru is india/middle Eastern/ egyptian black people are not native to these places, maybe natlan, because I hear its based off of south america
The name "the forest of jnana and vidya" have indian origin i guess. Jnana and vidya both mean knowledge. Nice to see such concepts in Genshin. As an indian player it makes me feel proud
No they both don't mean knowledge. Jnana is wisdom, first hand wisdom in a way whereas Vidya means knowledge/education (depending on the context.)
Port Ormos theme will always give me chills.
How tf does that gives you chills lmao
@@exiledkenkaneki701 it just does, it's exciting and calming at the same time.
Genshin impacts music has never failed to impress me with how many instruments and creativity is put into the music.
I love how genshin puts music as one of their top priorities when making their game, massive respect for that truly.
as an Indian it feels amazing to hear instruments from my country and all the musicians did an incredible job omfg also Kuljit Bhamra brought this to life what an icon ✨
Watching western instruments mix so well with indian music is quite fascinating , Yu-peng Chen is undoubtedly a genius.
Edit - thanks for this many likes! First time in my life
Actually not that uncommon. But yeah this music is great
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 Username checks out.
@@PCVP4729 this man is type of scammer..... He commented that in all the most liked comments....
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 why are you here? Go play your favourite game
I love tabla work. So good. As a professional percussionist - thank you Genshin for such high quality music, and for having real musicians play it!
Ikr, you should check on sir kuljit bamras works on his channel @Keda Music Ltd
As a musician from Trinidad and Tobago, I grew up listening to Indian music from Mungal Patasar. To hear this music in my favorite game being tears to my eyes!!! I hope another region uses steelpan music in the future!
@@kailyngibbs161tabla is used there wowow didnt know also what if steelpan is used in natlan ?
For anyone wondering, the title "Forest of jnana and Vidya" means the forest of knowledge and education in hindi
This is a perfect combination of Classical Indian and Western instruments.
As an Indian when I heard this OST for 1st time I literally got goosebumps.
Great job Hoyoverse.👍
Really enjoyed playing and recording this!
Really appreciate u guys for such soothing music 😊
Omg thank you so much for this wonderful music
Hello Arjun verma
@@LumineferusAether Ah! Did Arjun play the other sitar parts?
You’re literally amazing!!! Really made me research more about the sitar
Hustle and Bustle of Ormos is FANTASTIC! one of the best in the entire game! I'm always smiling whenever this song starts
It's very much good to see that they follow the correct dress code for tabla and sitar. It's matter very much, an traditional instrument can be only played more beautifully with perfect traditions which makes this song so much beautiful 😌
As someone from western culture (Latin to be more exact) I can't figure out why there is a dress code for playing the instruments. Could you please explain to me what is involved? I love learning about new cultures 😊
As a genshin player and as an Indian myself, I can truly say that this game is a masterpiece❤, and I am a bit sad too that even after all this very few people know that there's even a game called Genshin Impact 😢😢
Not in India 😂 here game = pubg or any other battle royale.
@@rahulsinghalwal1 true, in India people only like fighting games 😒
Ya very few ppl even try this, one of the many reasons, most are mobile players, ig that's why and also not interested in trying out too.
@@scareflare7553 Yeah
Port Ormos's theme plays in my dreams now because of the amount of times I've repeated it XD. Killing it as always, HOYO-Mix!!
👏
A simple town theme DID NOT NEED TO GO THIS HARD 🔥🔥🔥🔥
A passage from miHoYo Handbook:
@Thank me later 🅥 Ah yes, thank you 😂
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
Yu-Peng Chen: But what if it DID tho...?
@@mastergamerandredditor3247 you are so negative. no wonder you have so much acne and double chin.
I love how they mixed many instruments like Arabic and Indian to make this amazing music for sumeru♡
i dont know how many times i come back here to listen to all the music. Sumeru is the best. These songs heal my soul. thank you Genshin for existing
Hustle and bustle of Ormos to my ears! I can’t stop listening
There’s literally no one who dislikes port ormos ost. I love how the Genshin fandom loves it as a whole
Port Ormos, literally one of the most FIRE osts in the game hands down. The melody is beyond addicting. My gosh XDD
Try the night version.
Im gonna cry, they portrayed my culture so beautifully
As a Middle Eastern (saudi arabian) I absolutely love this song. The melody is absolutely exquisite and overall I’m going to listen to this for the rest of my life.
This is why I keep spending on Genshin no matter how lack of late game contents. I would play other games just to wait for Genshin to update and continue playing and enjoying the fun that the game bring to me
I love the music diversity they have for genshin.❤️ They are making every music top-notch. Growing stronger than ever.
I absolutely appreciate how Mihoyo hire musicians from the respective cultural background and incorporate authentic regional music instruments into these sound tracks.
The soundtrack of this game never fails to impress. Amazing.
Amazing music, the fact that they made this in an actual forest to give a more authentic feeling shows their complete dedication to this game and it's music, plus the use of all the various native instruments in their music from various countries of South Asia and West Asia gives it a realistic feeling, for example the Sitar is from my country of India and seeing it used here in most of Sumeru's music makes me very happy to know that these amazing instruments from my country can be heard by many others around the world allowing a major part of my culture to be represented globally ☺️
Yes!!! As an Indian I feel so great!!!
Come on..... There are 6 instruments in total.... Which is from India
@@organicsus sitar and tabla are from India
@@indianflippingart9593 even the bansuri
@@indianflippingart9593 and what about dholak, that flute and that ringing instrument
The sound of tabla and dholak paired with the sweet melodies of bansuri and sitar and not to mention the santoor and mandolins and the violins , what a wonderful orchestra. Thank you genshin impact for 2 years full of fond memories.
it is not a mandolin it's oud
Aare oud hai middle eastern instrument or yaha Iranian orginal santur hai na ke hamra Indian Santoor
For info- Jnana is pronounced as Gyaan meaning knowledge/information and Vidya is synonymous with Jnana in Sanskrit. It essentially refers to a more trustworthy, formal and scrupulous knowledge. You can have Jnana of anything which may or may not be correct but Vidya is truth incarnate erupting from Gyaan.
Thank you so much
I thought janana and vidya means knowl and education/information, tnx for clearing, whr r u frm btw
@@scareflare7553 Well they are all synonyms indeed used interchangeably. Jnana/Gyaan stems from Gyaat hona means to know. Vidya is just correct knowledge and education. I am fm india.
Gyaan. I read it is as nobita's bully
Jnana is literally pronounced as Jnana (nasal tone).
Gyaan is a simplification made by North Indians to say it easily. It means knowledge.
Vidya is Education.
Port Ormos is by far the best song from the entire game. I can listen to this all day long and no matter how much I prepare for it, it almost brings tears to my eyes every time because this symphony of sounds triggers and touches me so blatantly.
I don't even play genshin anymore man, been a year now, but still listen to some of their music. The effort put into this by the musicians motivates me to get better at my own playing. This is REAL music and surpasses the game itself.
Why quit?
@@ashron4472 They probably lost interest and tbh, I'm getting to that point myself too since I'm currently forcing myself to play the game now. But yeah, the music is wonderful.
@@dovahkiin6488 maybe, he's getting busier.. if that's the case, i understand. But, lost interest means it's not a cup of his tea
Genshin is trash, where's the endgame? *yawn* I'll go back to playing haikkokio and Ultra level fantasy with my level 5000 sssr+ character with top ranking #5 global. Cya brainwashed mihoyo nerds!
Thanks! I was the sitar player.
Genshin never disappoints with their music, as an Indian I feel nostalgia hearing the music in sumeru, good work hoyoverse.
Музыка в Genshin impact очаровывает, настолько она потрясающая и многогранная, в каждом регионе она передает атмосферу и дух ее жителей, это волшебно
Согласен, это просто офигенно
А ж мурашки по коже от такой музыки, настолько она прекрасна. Просто услада для ушей. В самое сердечко❤
Gentle men from Snezhnaya ;)
Man, the music in Sumeru is absolutely incredible! Genshin really pulls out the stops when it comes to their soundtracks
The Port Ormos theme in particular definitely has a spot in the top 3 genshin OST in my books, I love it so much it’s amazing ❤
what are the other two songs>?
As an Indian watching this video, I was so happy to see the multiple instruments from Indian heritage being used in the OSTs for Genshin that I teared up watching this preview. Can't wait for the whole album to be out on Spotify 😃
So Cringe
@@akumakami6241 haha jealous?
@@justsomerandomguy9238 lmao , ig they are
@@akumakami6241 cry
A year after, the musics of Sumeru are still so good. 🥰
i don't play genshin so this is my first time hearing this. the first song drew me in instantly. what a beautiful combination of arabic and indian instruments.
Genshin is really great when it's about music
The music is so nice and relaxing! Hoyo always satisfies us with the music in the game.
I just love genshin OSTs. Always amazes me
as an brazilian thank you for making a such amazing theme song that i would never stop listening on sumeru :)
I like how China has better understanding of our Sounds than my own country
Well the people that are playing the instruments aren't Chinese
RELEASE THEM ON SPOTIFY ALREADY 😭
Genshin music is one of the reason that keep me playing it everyday, well done hoyoverse
I don't know why my eyes teared while hearing this orchestra... I'm so grateful for mohoyo for creating sumeru and included my culture in it
Chilling at Port Ormos is the best thing for me in Sumeru, just talking to the locals and enjoying the view are such a nice experience! The soundtrack definitely contribute to the experience.
Btw Jnana and Vidya mean knowledge and wisdom respectively in Indian languages.
as an indian, i’m absolutely in love with this. istg yu-peng chen is such a genius
The bit at 2:49 is just so beautiful
I just realised Vidya means wisdom/education, pretty fitting
Gyan means wisdom, Vidya means knowledge
@@shatzco yeah
The music and aesthetics, world exploration visuals is just breathtaking in this game, simply magical and beyond contemplation.
Genshin Impact posting a lot today- this is great! I love this! Post more, Hoyoverse! Keep up the good work!
this makes me want to play genshin, i never played it before. the music is incredible. wow no words
I'm so happy to hear that! Please, just try the game for yourself, it's one of my favourite games ever. I'm sure you'll LOVE it!
Я готова слушать это 25/8. Музыуальное сопровождение Сумеру великолепно 😍
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semeru music is addictive to listen to ! Them music really Adorable and Calm bring to nature and the city fr ! Enjoy play in there tho ! ❤️✨🌿
Genshin Impact soundtrack never get failed fr, them songs every nation really Amazing 🌟
I love how actually they originate the songs with Indian cultural theme type! Hope genshin will become more popular in here.
THE BEST SOUNDTRACK IN GENSHIN imo (Hustle & Bustle Port Ormos). Just incredibly amazing. A true musical gem. Thank you Yu-Peng Chen for composing this masterpiece.
Full on ancient India vibe.
The Port Ormos track is so good, and it’s just normal background music! Genshin OST is such a masterpiece!
The amount of effort they put on the soundtracks of this game is insane.
Big thumbs up.
0:56 my favourite part.
Same
The forest part of sumeru reminds me of south india
and northern india perhaps vihar? where Buddha got enlightenment
I'm from Indonesian❤
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I love port ormos so much man i need an 8d version of this
Это гениально! Кланяюсь композитору и исполнителям.
When Port Osmo part "tere te te teng teng terere te te te teng teng terere te te te teng teng terere te te te teng teng" makes me want to live in Sumeru
Perfect from the first to the last detail ❤
Genshin is the first game since Ocarina of time that makes me stop to fully enjoy the songs, and Sumeru is just beyond. Thank you to all the incredible people involved in this.
Indian muisc❤️🔥Tabla is the most famous percussion instrument of North India. It is most commonly used in North Indian classical music, but its versatility in all musical styles has enabled it to become the most popular percussion instrument in all of India.❤️ sitar, sarod, tambura, sahnai, sarangi, and tabla; while instruments commonly used in Karnatak classical music include the vina, mrdangam, kanjira, and violin.
Carnatic music* lol u named it after a states name 💀
They only used North Indian Hindustani instruments but the santoor is Iranian.
Its not "indian music" tabla is used in many other countries :/ its pretty damn famous in egypt too
@@plebnoodle6223 Tabla ????
@@plebnoodle6223 Egypt? 😂😂😂
1:27 - 1:37 is so good
honestly when i heard it it blew me away, one of my fav and its not even close(especially 1:30)
man "Hustle and Bustle of Ormos". This is one AMAZING piece of music!! cannot get enough of it!!!! When I'm playing Genshin and this tune starts, I just start bobbing my head to the tune.
I just arrived in Sumeru and the songs are so beautiful that they make me want to cry with happiness!
Goosebumps everyone! Love this so much!
The port Ormos theme still hits the hardest, Sumeru truly has the best music so far
The first time I heard the Port Ormos theme song, I was mesmerized. I couldn't stop listening!
If anyone from genshin team looking at comments, I want to thank you guys for putting different cultural music in one game. As if our music style was represented. It was done so beautifully, it felt so accurate for the theme. I would request for a single flute piece if possible in later part.
The sitar, santoor, flute, tabla, dholak combination was outstanding. Thank you.
They didn't have to go so hard. I love it. Port ormos is majestic.
This feels like I am Listening to a Song!! ❤❤❤❤