Until now, I hadn't realized that the whole piece is built on the Gregorian Dies Irae theme. When I was a child, my favourite part of this magnificient piece was the one that begins at 2:17. I love this version so much, because whereas in the original midi recording this part is only drafted, this version actually elaborates it, and it makes me feel at utter peace. It is as if, after all, the only way to defeat the hordes of darkness is with immense (godly, even) love and forgiveness. As if Paul Anthony Romero wanted to explain to us that the corpses that form the army of the Necropolis castle are not to blame, that it was never their fault. They just want to rest. Dona eis requiem.
It makes me feel like they yearn for the peace of the afterlife, that they long for their release...from the lowliest skeleton to the mightiest lich, an undead wants only one thing: Peace. Pie Jesu Domine.
I think the game is extremely popular in countries that has a tradition for a lot of PC gaming, as opposed to console gaming - I could be wrong, though.
I absolutely adore this.Not only does it show the corrupt nature of the Undead,but by the end it shows us the humanity they once had.It’s a sad,but beautiful look.Kudos to this masterpiece.
"Our nation's goal was to kill the man who banished us from Erathia. However, Nighon and Eeofol's subsequent invasion has done us an unexpected favor. Erathia is strewn with the dead. For the necromancers, this is a season of harvest. This is a season for war. Queen Catherine is a formidable foe. To defeat Erathia's remaining military, we need a tactician greater than her. We have a plan... an ironic plan. While Catherine organizes the last stages of her war with Nighon and Eeofol, you will sneak into Erathia and locate King Gryphonheart’s grave. Be wary. The region is occupied by scattered Erathian. When the gravesite is found, we will resurrect the dead king and make him our pawn. With King Gryphonheart commanding our armies, his former home will become our Land of The Dead."
2:49 - "Pie Jesu Domine... Dona eis requiem" - bashes own head with a wooden plank... Can't help but being reminded of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. 🤣
That last part from 2:18....... So emotional but strong. And very, very, very romantic. It's just like one big and pure love was ended because of one partner tragically died young. It is a big lose for the one that remains living... So big that he/she is also not live anymore. Nor dead either. Wow.
I was rather thinking that the two star crossed lovers have at last managed to embrace each other in death, joining in what was denied during their life.
Wow, you poles are really grateful when people show respect for you, I was half anticipating a wedding proposal on the other video for blurting out the few polish words I know :P (joking aside,) such cordial and nice people you are. :)
Well, *mrDjuroman* wrote his message with almost perfect grammar. Not to propose a wedding or make you laugh or something, but thank you for your kind (and funny) words. :3 Obviously not all Poles are nice people, because we are just human beings, but I'm guessing that since our history made us suffer a lot we don't want to feel this past pain anymore and by knowing it we don't want to cause it in other people. That's one thing and the other... well, we are a small nation, no wonder we are kind of delighted when people notice us (especially when we are aware that there are things here deserving to be noticed). I like to explain it this way: if you have many kids and all of them are extremely talented but one, this one child, in a way, craves some attention, right? I think that some parts of Poland look down on themselves by default. You know, like really small villages. And kids raised there have some sort of inferiority complex. But all this aside, we generally are very welcoming. In case of our language, we know how difficult it is, so we appreciate foreign people using it. Appreciation and respect is one thing, and amazement is another. Seeing someone who's not Polish speaking Polish is almost like watching magic (and who doesn't like magic, right?) There's a whole channel dedicated to this phenomena: th-cam.com/channels/swNqsexgXyEon17FxYv-7A.htmlvideos Many points mentioned above boil down to our culture and history in which we had to keep our "self" alive under occupation, 100+ years of it, when everything that made us who we were was tested and assaulted with eventual elimination in mind. I talked about it in a different comment section, but I'll paste it here as well: Poland has reclaimed it's independence 99 years ago, in 1918 after 123 years of occupation (the country was divided between Russia, Germany and Austria; we had genocides and forced "Germanization" / "Russification", etc.) However, after Poles regained their country's freedom they stepped into a dark period of communism (and WWII happened) in which the government was pretty much controlled by foreign puppet masters. In September 13th 1989 it finally turned into a democracy. It was 28 years ago. Generations that lived through the wind of changes remember how people were fighting over toilet paper not to mention other necessities. Our first president was assassinated one week in the office. All nations have tough history, but not all had it tough "lately" (as in these last 100+ years). It's not to degrade other countries' history. Just a small mention to provide some context here. I hope that it does not sound too "martyrological". All in all, although not all Poles are the nicest people under the sun, majority is, as you said, pretty cordial. It's a part of Slavic soul, really. We like to party and have this inner need of cultivating a sense of national pride. I'm positive that there's nothing that makes a Pole happier than someone interested in the "Pole" part that makes him or her who he or she is. Sorry for rambling for so long. Here, have a treat: th-cam.com/video/rr1DSgjhRqE/w-d-xo.html Happy New Year. ^___~
Rhaenyra Reigns, first of all I must confess that I feel obliged to somehow congratulate you for writing the longest comment I've ever received in my 8 or so years of youtubing. Be honoured. Heck, usually _I'm_ the one who rambles, and by a far stretch at that! Now I just feel humbled, but not just because of this... Your condensed recounts of struggle and perserverence and compassion within the spirit of a single nation are very moving, and your ardor in these things is easily identified through your writing. I grew up in a land with a coast just opposite of yours, but my deficiency in ability to relate to the hardships of you folks is simply glaring. I feel a fettered kind of jealousy on the behalf of my nation for the benevolent qualities that evidently rose out of this strife. At the same time, there is compliment warranted in the fact that despite this devotion of yours, you are not entirely apologetical for your own, but concede readily to faults that are observable in all peoples. Ergo: No neurotic chauvinism here, but rather an extroverted and benign nationalism. I can't finish with polish (oh, excuse me..!). Ahem, I can't finish this reply having neglected to mention what resplendent english you speak when (as I understand) it is not even close to your mother tongue. I love it when people take apparent care in what they produce with their words, your insightful comment was as much a surprise as a delight. Not to mention the time you must have dedicated to it. All in all, thanks man ! :) Peace. PS, where exactly did OP err grammatically? Just curious. I't looks like he wrote "I'm not polish, but I speak a little, your orchestra is really excellent", but I have no feel for the grammar. Shucks, I might just have to learn polish now..
Część od 2 minuty mnie rozjechała niczym upiorni rycerze swych wrogów ;) Jest przepiękna, spokojna, dająca takie jakby światło nadziei w mroku Nekropolis ale wciąż niepokojąca, prawie jak w oryginale ale Wam to jeszcze lepiej wyszło. Świetne!
I thought the theme of H3 Necropolis cannot be played more eerily beautiful than it already is, but you guys are AWESOME (with all your music, not only this one). Favourite town, favourite theme, favourite unit (dread knight), favourite heroes. My only complain to both HoMM 3 - RoE and SoD is that you have no option to choose which faction to win - thus necromancers lose twice on the brink of victory.
Hell yeah, dread knight was so huuuge! I can still remember his stats (I have not played the game since 2002 I think). 20 attack and defense skill was higher than bone dragon's and he had 120 HP as well... and that special skill while attacking, which doubled (or something like that) the damage he caused.
@@89Epro Very late reply but for those who are interested - it is from a latin chant 'Dies Irae'. Google translate can translate the lyrics found in the description, but the jist is that someone is praying to gain God's mercy and to void the eternal fire and gain 'eternal rest'. Of course, being in the Necropolis town theme...that eternal rest did not come to pass, which can be quite harrowing to think about.
Magnificent! Although I missed the original deadly sharp ponticello violin, this "cathedral" arrangement gives another view to the brilliant piece of music and I love that. Thank you!
i found my comment from 2 years ago. time flies. i used to be scared of this, but now i listen to this everyday. this created my childhood. thank you, Heroes Orchestra.
so beautifull..could listen to it without getting bored, paul is pure genius, more and more im thinking of taking piano cuorses this is just absolutelly remarkable and unforgetable, classic..so glad i grew up with homm2 and 3, i have original cds somewhere but can't find them, would like to go and play along :)
Extremely impressive. I really wish concerts like this happened in my country. After watching some of your videos I sent an Email to every major symphony orchestra in my country to try and make them see the potential of such amazing concerts.
I want this played at my funeral, so that I resurrect as a lich...
Josh Shuo Zhang with a staff and lich clothing
power lich
Just stay away from your daughter
resurrect as a Ainz ooal gown
Train to ride horses and use longswords - and be raised as Dread knight! Only today, for 1500 gold
When Vidomina fetched the Grail home, I felt it
#nostalgia
thanks bro!
You win, bro
when I was a child, I was so scared by this music so I never choose necropolis. thank you youtube for remind me my childhood谢谢
Thank you Yubin!
I started playing Heroes in my late childhood. Heroes 2 was the bomb, and Necropolis was great.
When we were children, my brother, me and cousin we all played necropolis nobody was allowed to pick Thant x)
@@DracoVolantus Thant in early game way too OP, basically no loss against troops on par.
Huge like from Russia!
Привет Сайлент!
почему же нет?)
привет!
The Silent в детстве меня некрополис ( музыка) пугала ппц)
Thank you so much!
Heroes 3 Orchestra... I'm overwhelmed. What a time to be unalive
Heroes 3 have some of the best orchestral music in games ever
Until now, I hadn't realized that the whole piece is built on the Gregorian Dies Irae theme. When I was a child, my favourite part of this magnificient piece was the one that begins at 2:17. I love this version so much, because whereas in the original midi recording this part is only drafted, this version actually elaborates it, and it makes me feel at utter peace. It is as if, after all, the only way to defeat the hordes of darkness is with immense (godly, even) love and forgiveness. As if Paul Anthony Romero wanted to explain to us that the corpses that form the army of the Necropolis castle are not to blame, that it was never their fault. They just want to rest. Dona eis requiem.
It makes me feel like they yearn for the peace of the afterlife, that they long for their release...from the lowliest skeleton to the mightiest lich, an undead wants only one thing: Peace. Pie Jesu Domine.
the only way to beat them is to join them
Anybody disliked?
Skeleton Transformer this way...
hahahaha, sandro will find this person...
LOL best comment nestcanz
:D!
@@HeroesOrchestra Sandro or Vidomina, who gets Expert necromancy from the first milion of experience 😃
@@veroc7783 :D!
Seems like this game is popular in East Europe=\ especially in slavic countries
More like in former/current communist countries in general XD HoMM3 is a legend in China and Vietnam too!
Cuong Pham lets be honest, it’s a legendary game all over the world... should be at least!
You better watch your mouth :)) it is a legend in here turkey
where is it not popular tho?
I think the game is extremely popular in countries that has a tradition for a lot of PC gaming, as opposed to console gaming - I could be wrong, though.
I absolutely adore this.Not only does it show the corrupt nature of the Undead,but by the end it shows us the humanity they once had.It’s a sad,but beautiful look.Kudos to this masterpiece.
"Our nation's goal was to kill the man who banished us from Erathia. However, Nighon and Eeofol's subsequent invasion has done us an unexpected favor. Erathia is strewn with the dead. For the necromancers, this is a season of harvest. This is a season for war. Queen Catherine is a formidable foe. To defeat Erathia's remaining military, we need a tactician greater than her. We have a plan... an ironic plan. While Catherine organizes the last stages of her war with Nighon and Eeofol, you will sneak into Erathia and locate King Gryphonheart’s grave. Be wary. The region is occupied by scattered Erathian. When the gravesite is found, we will resurrect the dead king and make him our pawn. With King Gryphonheart commanding our armies, his former home will become our Land of The Dead."
2:49 - "Pie Jesu Domine... Dona eis requiem" - bashes own head with a wooden plank... Can't help but being reminded of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. 🤣
17 peasants didn't like turning into skeletons.
KILL EM ALL
@@HeroesOrchestra Amen
Now 138 peasants
Too bad for them. A necromancer with Grandmaster Necromancy and the Cloak of the Undead King is nearby.
R. I. P.
Me: "Why do I hear boss music?:
*out comes Galthran with a 3000 Skeleton stack*
Only 3000? *WhyNotMore?*
@@AnnXYZ666 here it comes oOP-
23K Skeletons ;)
This one was really otherworldly. Especially female vocals. Wow.
Amazing, even Sandro joined your choir! :)
Of course! Without Sando Necro is not Necro!
@Pinkel Wurst Caught yourself there. Didn't want to make them send Tamika after you for that.
Indeed!
That last part from 2:18....... So emotional but strong. And very, very, very romantic. It's just like one big and pure love was ended because of one partner tragically died young. It is a big lose for the one that remains living... So big that he/she is also not live anymore. Nor dead either. Wow.
Thank you, man. Appericate for your words!
I was rather thinking that the two star crossed lovers have at last managed to embrace each other in death, joining in what was denied during their life.
Я просто слушал на одном дыхании!!!!! Низчайший поклон исполнителям!!!
HUGE respect for making this soundtrack alive. I'm touched!
with Vidomina on clarinet at 0:55 i fully expect this choir to end up with few extra singers at end of song xD
hahahaha!
The power of the Lennon shades.
Nie jestem polakem, ale mowię mało.
Ten orkestar jest po prostu wspaniały
Thank you for trying to speak Polish!
Wow, you poles are really grateful when people show respect for you, I was half anticipating a wedding proposal on the other video for blurting out the few polish words I know :P (joking aside,) such cordial and nice people you are. :)
Well, *mrDjuroman* wrote his message with almost perfect grammar.
Not to propose a wedding or make you laugh or something, but thank you for your kind (and funny) words. :3
Obviously not all Poles are nice people, because we are just human beings, but I'm guessing that since our history made us suffer a lot we don't want to feel this past pain anymore and by knowing it we don't want to cause it in other people.
That's one thing and the other... well, we are a small nation, no wonder we are kind of delighted when people notice us (especially when we are aware that there are things here deserving to be noticed).
I like to explain it this way: if you have many kids and all of them are extremely talented but one, this one child, in a way, craves some attention, right? I think that some parts of Poland look down on themselves by default. You know, like really small villages. And kids raised there have some sort of inferiority complex. But all this aside, we generally are very welcoming.
In case of our language, we know how difficult it is, so we appreciate foreign people using it. Appreciation and respect is one thing, and amazement is another. Seeing someone who's not Polish speaking Polish is almost like watching magic (and who doesn't like magic, right?)
There's a whole channel dedicated to this phenomena:
th-cam.com/channels/swNqsexgXyEon17FxYv-7A.htmlvideos
Many points mentioned above boil down to our culture and history in which we had to keep our "self" alive under occupation, 100+ years of it, when everything that made us who we were was tested and assaulted with eventual elimination in mind.
I talked about it in a different comment section, but I'll paste it here as well:
Poland has reclaimed it's independence 99 years ago, in 1918 after 123 years of occupation (the country was divided between Russia, Germany and Austria; we had genocides and forced "Germanization" / "Russification", etc.)
However, after Poles regained their country's freedom they stepped into a dark period of communism (and WWII happened) in which the government was pretty much controlled by foreign puppet masters.
In September 13th 1989 it finally turned into a democracy. It was 28 years ago.
Generations that lived through the wind of changes remember how people were fighting over toilet paper not to mention other necessities.
Our first president was assassinated one week in the office.
All nations have tough history, but not all had it tough "lately" (as in these last 100+ years). It's not to degrade other countries' history. Just a small mention to provide some context here. I hope that it does not sound too "martyrological".
All in all, although not all Poles are the nicest people under the sun, majority is, as you said, pretty cordial. It's a part of Slavic soul, really. We like to party and have this inner need of cultivating a sense of national pride.
I'm positive that there's nothing that makes a Pole happier than someone interested in the "Pole" part that makes him or her who he or she is.
Sorry for rambling for so long. Here, have a treat:
th-cam.com/video/rr1DSgjhRqE/w-d-xo.html
Happy New Year. ^___~
Rhaenyra Reigns, first of all I must confess that I feel obliged to somehow congratulate you for writing the longest comment I've ever received in my 8 or so years of youtubing. Be honoured. Heck, usually _I'm_ the one who rambles, and by a far stretch at that! Now I just feel humbled, but not just because of this...
Your condensed recounts of struggle and perserverence and compassion within the spirit of a single nation are very moving, and your ardor in these things is easily identified through your writing. I grew up in a land with a coast just opposite of yours, but my deficiency in ability to relate to the hardships of you folks is simply glaring. I feel a fettered kind of jealousy on the behalf of my nation for the benevolent qualities that evidently rose out of this strife.
At the same time, there is compliment warranted in the fact that despite this devotion of yours, you are not entirely apologetical for your own, but concede readily to faults that are observable in all peoples. Ergo: No neurotic chauvinism here, but rather an extroverted and benign nationalism.
I can't finish with polish (oh, excuse me..!). Ahem, I can't finish this reply having neglected to mention what resplendent english you speak when (as I understand) it is not even close to your mother tongue. I love it when people take apparent care in what they produce with their words, your insightful comment was as much a surprise as a delight. Not to mention the time you must have dedicated to it.
All in all, thanks man ! :) Peace.
PS, where exactly did OP err grammatically? Just curious. I't looks like he wrote "I'm not polish, but I speak a little, your orchestra is really excellent", but I have no feel for the grammar. Shucks, I might just have to learn polish now..
You read too much into this.
It's "Polish". Capital "P". You're welcome.
And what's an "err"...? O____O'
There is a "fun" in a word "funeral" :D
hahahaha
Výborně, bratři a sestry Poláci! Nádherný cover. Pozdravy z Česka! :)
Johnny Spousta jaj konečně někdo z česka..:D
@@sandrothegreat7585 Sandro oddawaj hełm czaszki xD
What is that Cessska country?
@@jsonkody The Czech republic (Czechia), Central Europe
Pozdro z Polski dla Czeskiego brata!
Having that orchestra elevates this amazing piece even further in its unearthly elegance. I LOVE IT!
Thank you, Man! :D
I'm still OBSESSED with these songs 😊
Haha, thanks, Vero!
Man I wish this was on Spotify it’s so haunting and beautiful
thank you so much!
+
Thank you so much for resurrecting old childhood memories!
Thank you for kind words!! cheers!
Zajebiste
не матерись лопух
а ты не умничай, переведи, если мы "не так поняли", гуглтранслэйт определил язык, но перевод не даёт
No kurwa ciary mam na całym ciele! Kocham ten klimat!
Te uczucie, kiedy ruski komentują polskie słowo... Ech...
Pizdato
Część od 2 minuty mnie rozjechała niczym upiorni rycerze swych wrogów ;) Jest przepiękna, spokojna, dająca takie jakby światło nadziei w mroku Nekropolis ale wciąż niepokojąca, prawie jak w oryginale ale Wam to jeszcze lepiej wyszło. Świetne!
Najlepszy zamek! Melodia chyba też, chociaż konkurencja mocna!
Upiorni rycerze? Proszę Cię... Jak mrowie szkiletów!
Troche jakby przez chwile lisze i wampiry mieli przebłyski dawnego, bezpowrotnie straconego życia..
2:17 her voice is making me cry...so pure
:') Thank you, Alisher!
Amazing how 1 song can bring to life millions of souls 🎶💀
My favorite town, every single second it crawling my back down! I love the Undeads, because they are so damn overpowered with the right equip!
Is it weird that I am listening to this every day?
no co Pan opowiada! :D
I have first bought this game as a child and we still play it today with my friends--The music is justbreath taking c:
I got goosebumps when the choir started singing
same here! still! thank ya!
Dawno muzyka na mnie nie wywarła takiego wrażenia :O................... Cały utwór ciary i otwarta gęba :)
блять, знаю только русский язык, прочёл первую половину предложения без труда
ох уж эти поляки
Dokładnie to samo chciałem napisać
Magiczna gra i magiczna muzyka. Dzięki tej orkiestrze zacząłem zauważać ze muzyka to nie tylko rap
Co za solo sopranu na początku! Ciary za każdym razem. Słucham tego co jakiś czas od kiedy wstawiliście i jeszcze mi się nie znudziło.
idk why, but the Heroes Orchestra brings me to my tears everytime.
:')
Pozdrowienia! Heroesy były całym moim dzieciństwem więc nostalgia uderza mocno! Zarąbiste
Dziękujemy pięknie!
I am beyond words, this is truly amazing! bless the algorithm for let me find this channel!
I thought the theme of H3 Necropolis cannot be played more eerily beautiful than it already is, but you guys are AWESOME (with all your music, not only this one). Favourite town, favourite theme, favourite unit (dread knight), favourite heroes. My only complain to both HoMM 3 - RoE and SoD is that you have no option to choose which faction to win - thus necromancers lose twice on the brink of victory.
Sando will *bless* you!
Hell yeah, dread knight was so huuuge! I can still remember his stats (I have not played the game since 2002 I think). 20 attack and defense skill was higher than bone dragon's and he had 120 HP as well... and that special skill while attacking, which doubled (or something like that) the damage he caused.
By the way, my favourite part (2:18) gave me shivers with your arrangement. It was always showing the "other" side of Necropolis. Brilliant
Thank you very much! :)
This part is like Necropolis, before skeletons.
Данила Исаев right, like human/necromants who lost fate in ideas of Erathia and other, and wanted to create their own place
Best castel - best cover ❤️
Thank you, bro!
I'm from America!!! This Polish cover is fire!!!🔥🔥🔥
This gives me goosbumbs. So beautiful
Aż mnie ciarki przechodzą jak tego słucham. Co za klimat ! Mam do Was tylko jedną prośbę... więcej ... więcej ... więcej !
Wracam do tego co jakiś czas i za każdym razem uderza tak samo. Coś niesamowitego. Eargasm.
Musisz wpaść na koncert!
Goose skin all over. Best compliment a musical piece can receive. :) thanks
Спасибо ребятам, это просто супер круто!)
This was by far the best town in homm3 .. necromancy skill + diplomacy xD omg so amazing
Amazing interpretation of the theme :) you are amazing
#balanced
Шедеврально
I say Just WOW!
We say just THANK YOU BRO!
I love the organ in this. Wish it was played longer.
wooo! thank you! :D
More, more, more !
They are on the way!
unparallelled piece of "classical" music
100% true :D
Супер! Привет из Сибири. Некрополис - мощь.
Мне кажется, скорее - чит! Но Композиция шедевральна - да любая композиция героев - ШЕДЕВАР!
Why do I love the harpsichord so much.
Beautiful!
Congratulations from Hungary!
oboa makes it creepy and quite sinister while the cembalo brings the baroque feeling, very good
Świetna robota!
Wow, very nice! Especially the beginning is awesome and kinda more scary than the original in-game score
wow! thank you so much
I cried listening to the lyrics, knowing what they meant.
PurpleKT what did they mean
@@89Epro Very late reply but for those who are interested - it is from a latin chant 'Dies Irae'. Google translate can translate the lyrics found in the description, but the jist is that someone is praying to gain God's mercy and to void the eternal fire and gain 'eternal rest'. Of course, being in the Necropolis town theme...that eternal rest did not come to pass, which can be quite harrowing to think about.
Finally some good stuff on my recommended video list
Thank you, bro! :D
Ram pam pam wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji walentynek Heroes Orchestra
Piękne dzięki (spóźnione)! :D
Congratulations from Hungary! Excellent!
Expert Necromancy, Power Liches, Armor of the Damned, Cloak of the Undead King and Necropolis theme= immortal
It's ... Incredible. I can listen this music endlessly! Thank you all!
Genilane! Szacun dla wszystkich uczestniczacych i przede wszytkim pomyslodawcy! Czekam na wiecej (z HoMM III)
Goosebumps are real! Fantastic..
holy shit I didn't expect the flutes to turn out as such awesome tension builders
Goosebumps from my back, and downwards the spine to my legs and feet, then up again to the top of my head, woow!
this is absolutely amazing, iconic game of my and my brothers childhood
Amazing, big respect from Sweden
thanks, also greetings from Poland!
That moment beginning from 2:17 ... Chills.
I'm so grateful and appreciate how the Necropolis appear in this series, it always gives me a thriling feeling and urge to keep playing.
Magnificent! Although I missed the original deadly sharp ponticello violin, this "cathedral" arrangement gives another view to the brilliant piece of music and I love that. Thank you!
thank you too, man! :)
Goosebumps from all of the performance, bust most of all from that men's "Aaaaameeen"😮2:05
This what i called... "THEY GENIUS!!!!!" Congrats Heroes Orchestra.❤️❤️❤️
I badly want to hear the Conflux like that. It was my favourite town!
roger that! :)
hold my beer!
wow, to jest mega niesamowite. Brakuje mi słów. po prostu wow
i found my comment from 2 years ago. time flies. i used to be scared of this, but now i listen to this everyday. this created my childhood. thank you, Heroes Orchestra.
Thank you very much, bro!
Это шедевр.. Я просто плачу от ностальгии)
Есть перевод данной композиции?
nice pfp bro
Amazing.
this game had kick ass music
Great cover!
Thanks!
still powerful in 2021🔥
Incredible work, incredible! 👍
It's so beautiful!
Niesamowita robota. Czapki z głów.
SO SO COOL!!!
Thank you! :)
I had goose bumps all over when i was listening to it.
Cudowne 😮
Pani na początku - bomba.
Ending is beautiful!!!
huge like
That is gotta be the best undead/necropolis theme ever made
yooo, thanks man! :D HOPE SO!
This is amazing! I would love to see you live or at least buy a record!
This is freaking beautiful I can't stop listening to your tracks.
Gave me shivers
choked me ...
wonderful music...
bravo for you 👏
Dzięki Piękne!
so beautifull..could listen to it without getting bored, paul is pure genius, more and more im thinking of taking piano cuorses this is just absolutelly remarkable and unforgetable, classic..so glad i grew up with homm2 and 3, i have original cds somewhere but can't find them, would like to go and play along :)
Extremely impressive. I really wish concerts like this happened in my country. After watching some of your videos I sent an Email to every major symphony orchestra in my country to try and make them see the potential of such amazing concerts.
To, co tu zrobiliście... To... Arcydzieło. God BLESS.