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Sanctuary Abandoned by the Gods (Monster Hunter: Rise) - Fall 2022 Concert

Recording provided by Open Range Video and J-Tech Audio Visual. Audio mixed by Antonino d'Urzo. Title: Sanctuary Abandoned by the Gods Game: Monster Hunter: Rise Composer: Satoshi Hori Arranger: Jayden Andrews Percussion Arranger: Colin Eng Featuring: Sankara Ganesh, Chaitanya Garg, Larissa Hsu, Christine Zhou Thumbnail art by Logain Swaisgood. Monster Hunter Rise is an action role-playing game in which you, the hunter, are tasked by your Village Elder to investigate the Rampage, a mysterious phenomenon that causes hordes of monsters to spontaneously attack your village. When you aren’t busy defending your village from the Rampage, you spend your time accepting quests that task you to hunt monsters that have been bothering the local village residents. “Sanctuary Abandoned by the Gods” is the battle theme that plays whenever hunting a monster at a locale known as the Shrine Ruins, a place where people once prayed for protection, but is now home to countless monsters. This engaging, invigorating theme helps convey the intense nature of the hunt and is sure to leave the listener pumped for an exciting hunt. Full program from this concert: https://umd.gamersymphony.org/docs/co... This piece was performed at our Fall 2022 Concert in Dekelboum Hall. Follow us on our social media platforms or visit our website to stay up-to-date on our latest events and performances! Official Website: http://umd.gamersymphony.org/ Facebook:   / gamersymphony   Twitter:   / gamersymphony   Twitch:   / gamersymphonyumd   The Gamer Symphony Orchestra is a student-run symphonic orchestra consisting of more than 120 musicians, including a full choir. Since our establishment in 2005, we have strived to promote video game music as an art form and to continue bringing video game worlds to life through orchestral arrangements - almost all of which are created by our own members. For more information, visit http://umd.gamersymphony.org/