Identity in DragonAge: Inquisition

from Game Music 101 Hosted by CFRC Podcast Network

This bonus episode focuses on composer Trevor Morris’s work on DragonAge: Inquisition. Research assistants Brooke and Andrew tackle a variety of questions ranging from the controversy about switching composers mid-series, what harmonic factors distinguish the music, and how the music does (or does not) reflect Morris’s Canadian-ness. Music Tracks (all from DragonAge: Inquisition) · The Lost Temple: 0:29-7:32 · Dragon Age Inquisition Theme: 7:37-10:50, 14:05-17:39 · Journey to Skyhold: 10:54-11:33 · Orlais Theme: 11:39-14:03 · In Hushed Whispers: 17:39-19:22, 20:54-23:48 · Aquatic Ambience: 19:22-20:54 · The Wrath of Heaven: 23:48-25:51 · Take Me Home 25:51-26:17

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