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Dragon Quest IV Symphonic Suite

Game info

Name: Dragon Quest 4
Alternate name: Dragon Quest IV (Japan)
Characteristics: RPG
Publishers: Enix, Nintendo, ChunSoft
Developer: Enix
Original/port composer: Koichi Sugiyama (NES)
Platforms:
Nintendo Ent. System (1990)
PlayStation (22 Nov 2001) - Japan

Music info

Released: 06 Feb 1991
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Koichi Sugiyama
Music type: Arranged soundtrack
Num of tunes: 18
Num of CDs: 2
Catalogue Nr.: APCG-9001
Play time: 1:43:09

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Tracklist 

CD 1:

01 - Overture (1:53)
02 - Menuet (3:30)
03 - Comrades (10:05)
04 - In a Town (7:42)
05 - Homeland ~ Wagon Wheel's March (5:59)
06 - Frightenin' Dungeons ~ Cursed Towers (5:15)
07 - Elegy ~ Mysterious Shrine (4:49)
08 - Balloon's Flight ~ Sea Breeze (8:29)
09 - The Unknown Castle (3:00)
10 - Battle for the Glory (7:39)
11 - The End (5:09)

Total CD 1 playing time: 1:03:30


CD 2:

01 - Opening ~ Intermezzo (2:11)
02 - Chapter I (3:43)
03 - Chapter II (4:26)
04 - Chapter III (2:18)
05 - Chapter IV (2:58)
06 - Chapter V (14:18)
07 - Finale (9:45)

Total CD 2 playing time: 39:39

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Record created/updated: 16. August 2002.
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