This is "Thaurissan's Reach" from the WoW Cataclysm Soundtrack. I added the Choir Part from "The Shattering". The cut is at 1:46. Music and picture belong to Blizzard Entertainment.
From the establishment of Ironforge to The War of the Three Hammers and then to Council of Three Hammers, they still stood firm in the cold Kazmodan, fulfilling their sacred oath to the alliance in the name of dwarves.
Ulduar was something else, and the storm peaks music... which made me get fucking angry when my friends were listening to regular music without even listening to the game music for once 😅
@@MrAntAve sargeras and his legion was defeated the old gods have been purged death itself was driven back the light, and the void were sent back to the nethers that created them various clips of various characters walking alone towards cities and towns and across tundras. a worgen dk grinding swords in a buzzling rebuilt gilneas city. elven druids planting a new world tree underneath the moon. dreaneis and lightforged paladins boarding the vindicar on a journey to aid other worlds beseiged. blood elf rangers riding across a healing dead scar on a patrol. kul'tirian water priest blesses a new ship as crowds cheer. a maghar orc warrior plowing the fields in out lands. princess talanji conducts a ritual with various troll shamans and brings vol'jin back into the world of living. gnomes finally retake their homeland. a high mountain tauren plays his war drums to the cubs against a back drop of thunder totem. a nightborne and highborne playing chess and both looking perplexed. sun rises in dusk wood and a rooster is heard. a new lich king sits on the frozen throne, and a lone forsaken priest observes the ice crown citadel from a argent crusade strong hold. dalaran slowly drops back into the crater. a lone raven flies toward karazhan before the screen fades to black as [emotional music] appears on subtitles
2:10 Feratus, Spiro, Tau'me, Patima, Ama'tatus! Vykuro, Sovore. Parel ravor, Ferario, Sorvosa, Pe'ra. Ama'tus soto cera pa'ssis, admira Aman'Thul! Azeroth, a se bis to, Azeroth! Lasto mina palode mil atus, Veni te'rra minode a'latium,
what he meant is that ulduar was made by titans to house a great army and a prison to a old god, such magnificent place made by them has this theme. so that they should get a soundtrack similiar to this due to that they made it
@@DustUSA That's not what I was saying. Besides, only some of it is Latin. Y was not a native letter used in Latin, for example. I was simply saying that I don't understand where they found the lyrics, referring to the source they obtained them from.
the ulduar one is okay i guess but the cata remade one is so much better, and cata is way better than wotlk, mop being the best expansion ever released, wod an odd middlechild, legion almost equal to mop, BFA was pretty bad, SL was in an unplayable state of trash from start to finish, DF is starting to look like mop's worthy successor, classic vanilla is objectively bad, original vanilla was a product of it's time and good back then, TBC is vanilla but better in every way, still mediocore
@@coomercommander2554 "classic vanilla is objectively bad" most delusional take, it's a different vibe and far better than any other version in many ways and worse in others, but a fundamentally different game to anything from Cata onwards. Anyone that played TBC Classic can attest that it was worse than Classic Vanilla and Classic WoTLK, had all the worst parts of both and none of their strengths, the Good-Bad-Good-Bad-Good-Bad expansion rule proved true until BFA-Shadowlands. Classic Vanilla and WoTLK are better than modern Retail by far. MoP and Legion were the game's golden era. WoD was rightfully lambasted at the time but in retrospect is better than the community viewed it (raids and class design was great but looked worse coming from the highs of MoP, PvP was solid, just very little content and Garrisons being awful). Dragonflight is pretty good, but it still has a lot of the chronic issues of Retail that've slowly killed the game post-Legion.
Feratus Spiro Tau’me Patima Apparatus Vykuro Sovore Peral Ravor Ferario Sorvosa Pe’ra Amatus Soto Cera Pa’ssis Admira Aman’thul I Azeroth A Se Bis To Di-i Tu A Tu A-ze-roth A Tu Aa-ze-ee-roth. Lasto Minas Palode Mil Atus Veni Te’rra Minode A’latium, Lasto Minas Palode Mil Atus Veni Te’rra Minode A’latium, Lasto Minas Palode Mil Atus Veni Te’rra E-To (I’m not sure if that’s what they say in this version near the end, they’re singing too fast lol)
This music is from the Cataclysm login screen. It's the last four minutes. The uploader added nothing to it. And the first two minutes also playes in the Grim Batol dungeon. Which was added in Cata.
@@ibbemenim775 This is called a motif in music, which means they share similarities but are not the same. Here make the test yourself. This is the Ulduar theme you mean: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kG2VR62_GuU.html And this is the song "Dark Ironforge": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LpTL5nTPwjo.html They both share similar motifs, but for example in "Dark Ironforge" the tempo isn't the same and the choir is singing differently. It's a common practice in composing and basically every composer does it, from Bach and Mozart to John Williams and Hans Zimmer.
This became the music for the dwarves after they knew about ulduar and the origins of their people. They are now more ever connected to the titans and have merged it with theirs.
