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Distant Worlds - Music from Final Fantasy Returning Home
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Music
Overview
Square Enix and AWR Music Productions present the entire FINAL FANTASY Japan 2010 concert DVD and 2 CD set! Includes new FFXIII and FFXIV songs performed by Arnie Roth and the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, the Keio University Wagner Society Choir, with soloists Susan Calloway, Frances Maya, Meng-Feng Su, and Benyamin Nuss.
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Runtime
143 min
Release Date
2011-02-19
Status
Released
Original Language
Japanese
Vote Count
4
Vote Average
8.9
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Arnie Roth
Self
Benyamin Nuss
Self - Piano
Susan Calloway
Self - Vocal
Meng-Feng Su
Self - Guitar
Frances Maya
Self - Vocal
Masashi Hamauzu
Self
Nobuo Uematsu
Self
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