Thomas Böcker first began producing orchestral concerts of video game music in 2003 with the first Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig , Germany . In 2008 , he , through his production company Merregnon Studios , began a series of four concerts of video game music that used longer , more elaborate arrangements of themes from the individual pieces of music from the games . This '' Symphonic '' series of concerts stood in contrast to the more standard concerts , which played straightforward orchestral versions of individual songs . The four concerts were '' Symphonic Shades – Hülsbeck in Concert '' ( 2008 ) , '' Symphonic Fantasies : Music from Square Enix '' ( 2009 ) , '' Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo '' ( 2010 ) , and '' Symphonic Odysseys : Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu '' ( 2011 ) . Both '' Symphonic Fantasies '' and '' Symphonic Odysseys '' featured music from the '' Final Fantasy '' series composed by Nobuo Uematsu . Böcker has said that he considers Uematsu to be " the most famous composer of video game music and in general one of the most influential " , and that Uematsu 's '' 20020220 - Music from Final Fantasy '' concert in 2002 was a big influence on his own concerts
Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo
Symphonic Legends – Music from Nintendo
Final Symphony