Video game music for symphony orchestra
Orchestral arrangements of video game music, shown note by note on YouTube. Follow every instrument, study the orchestration and bring this music to the concert hall.
Latest arrangements
New orchestral covers, each with its full score in the video.
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Hollow Knight: Silksong
Silksong Symphonic Suite, Part 1
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The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
Echoes of Wisdom Symphonic Suite
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Helldivers 2
A Cup of Liber-Tea
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Deltarune Chapter 2
Deltarune Chapter 2 Symphonic Suite
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Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown
Daredevil
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Pureya
Main Theme
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Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island
Yoshi’s Island Symphonic Suite
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Fortnite
Zero Crisis Finale
Watch. Study. Perform.
VGOScore exists to bring the music of games to orchestras and to the people who love both. Follow each score, study how it is orchestrated and bring it to the stage.
Watch the score
Every arrangement is published on YouTube as a scrolling score: the full orchestration moves with the music, so you can study how each melody, harmony and colour is written.
Subscribe on YouTubeSupport the project
Every video is free on YouTube. Members on Patreon fund the hours of listening, transcription and production behind each new arrangement.
Support VGOScorePerform it live
Orchestras commission arrangements of the game music they want to programme, written for their own instrumentation, and clear the performance rights for their concert.
Services for orchestrasBrowse by series
From Hyrule to Azeroth: the franchises with the most arrangements.
Played by orchestras around the world
Professional orchestras, conservatories, universities and youth orchestras around the world have brought VGOScore arrangements to the stage.
Made by musicians
VGOScore was founded in 2016 by the composer, orchestrator and conductor Andrés Soto.
It started with one idea: game music deserves a place in the concert hall, and musicians deserve to see how it is built. Every arrangement is written for real orchestras and published so anyone can follow it note by note.
Which piece should be next?
Most of the library started as a suggestion from the community. Tell us which game music you would like to see arranged for symphony orchestra.