newtinmpls wrote: »Seriously if I (NOT a music-o-phile) can notice it in about 3 seconds, I think ESO better have arranged this beforehand or prepare to get sued.
It kind of is, except he did it first (if not Gustav Holst or Elgar). The Pirates of the Caribbean theme always sounded like Oblivion's which sampled a faster, more bombastic Morrowind theme. It's more obvious in this version.This is NOT Jeremy Soules doing, that's for sure lol.
My new Breton toon is going to be Johnny Derp.
Yes I'm baffled by this. Hollywood popularised the jig as the sound of seafaring swashbuckling and pirates (along with the Dynasty-style orchestral flourish for hoisting any mainsail in any sailing sequence, which is why some Mahler symphonies now sound like they've been ripped from pirate flicks). Pirates of the Caribbean then deliberately ripped that off *because* it's so clichéd that people just get it (and with a laughably basic melody, to boot). And now people think Pirates invented it. Go figure!Well…
The theme is Elder Scrolls worked into a jig
A jig was a popular medieval peasant rhythm
As far as I know all music is recorded live not sampled
So absolutely nothing to do with pirates of any kind Caribbean or otherwise except that popular culture has embedded such music into films well enough that people think it is.
NordSwordnBoard wrote: »I thought Pirates copied Gladiator?
DarcyMardin wrote: »It reminded me of the Oblivion theme, with the ever-present Morrowind theme there, too.
NordSwordnBoard wrote: »I thought Pirates copied Gladiator?
You all should go check the Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard Main Theme lol. That game was all about pirates. Wish they could of took inspiration from that "masterpiece " lmao
Yes I'm baffled by this. Hollywood popularised the jig as the sound of seafaring swashbuckling and pirates (along with the Dynasty-style orchestral flourish for hoisting any mainsail in any sailing sequence, which is why some Mahler symphonies now sound like they've been ripped from pirate flicks). Pirates of the Caribbean then deliberately ripped that off *because* it's so clichéd that people just get it (and with a laughably basic melody, to boot). And now people think Pirates invented it. Go figure!Well…
The theme is Elder Scrolls worked into a jig
A jig was a popular medieval peasant rhythm
As far as I know all music is recorded live not sampled
So absolutely nothing to do with pirates of any kind Caribbean or otherwise except that popular culture has embedded such music into films well enough that people think it is.
WuffyCerulei wrote: »The themes ESO has been doing every year for the chapter is based off the Morrowind theme, which itself has pretty much become the theme for Elder Scrolls. Having similar instruments to the Pirates of the Caribbean theme doesn’t make it a rip off. Here’s the Morrowind theme if you don’t believe me:
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And compare it to the High Isle theme: