Fragments of Forever (Final Fantasy XIV) acoustic classical guitar cover
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Here’s a new arrangement of a beautiful track by Nobuo Uematsu to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of A Realm Reborn. The track was first used in 1.0 and later in Heavensward.
Fragments of Forever (Final Fantasy XIV)
Composed by Nobuo Uematsu
Arranged by John Oeth
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Gear:
Audio: 2002 Paul Jacobson guitar
Video: 2005 Manuel Rodriguez guitar
Augustine Strings
Stereo Neumann TLM 102
Sony a7iii
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I LOVE THIS SO MUCH, YOURE AMAZING
so calm. love your cover!
Damn, that's sick…………
Such a peaceful song and locale.
Amazing! One of my favs from the game – and sounding beautiful performed like this!
Such an amazing rendition as always! The gentle guitar tones gave me a warm feeling.
I love this track because I somehow feel some FFVI vibes from it. Thanks, John!
What song is this? It sounds incredibly familiar but I can't place it to a specific point in the game? It plays occasionally throughout some cutscenes in the main story, doesn't it?
Really great! Hope you do more XIV covers like this one!
amazing as always!
happy 10th
One of my favorite FFXIV cutscene tracks. So many scenes that I cried to had this track in the background. Most notably, 5.3…
"thank you Seto, my partner in crime"
Great tune choice! Love how it translates to the guitar. Always love to see you doin' the FFXIV stuff. Amazing chops as always man!
Beautiful cover John
Always enjoy everything that you make man, thanks for sharing such an emotional track!
Amazing as always!
10/10. Thank you so much for your dedicated work.
so lovely ;u; im gunna put this on repeat tonight and fall asleep.
When you're in a cutscene and the current quest is the patch title and this track hits and know you're about to see that "To be Continued…" (And thank you John for the overwhelming nostalgia
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Do you record your playing on a different guitar than the one shown? Always curious how it sounds so Crystal clear played outside