Thomas Böcker and then WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne director Winfried Fechner began collaborating on orchestrated video game concerts in 2007 , after Fechner had attended the '' Fifth Symphonic Game Music Concert '' held in Leipzig . As their ideas and plans materialized , three projects were set in motion to determine the interest of a younger audience in classical music performance and the aptitude of the WDR orchestra in focusing on a new source of compositions . The first project was '' PROMS : That 's Sound , That 's Rhythm '' , held in early 2008 , featuring a mixture of classical works and video game music , ranging from works by Ralph Vaughan Williams and Morton Gould as well as arrangements of music from video games such as '' Shenmue '' and '' Castlevania '' previously featured in the '' Symphonic Game Music Concerts '' . The second project , held in August 2008 , was a composer-specific concert titled '' Symphonic Shades – Hülsbeck in Concert '' , focusing entirely on the works of German video game composer Chris Hülsbeck , while the third project was a concert of music from the video games by Square Enix titled '' Symphonic Fantasies : Music from Square Enix '' , held in September 2009 . A third " Symphonic " concert , '' Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo '' , was then held in September 2010 , and afterwards Böcker decided to have one final production to close out the " Symphonic " series
Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo
Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo
Symphonic Odysseys