Music Monday: Video Game Music Choir

So, you may have noticed that there haven’t been any Music Monday: Internet Famous installments in a few weeks. I promise there are more coming, I’ve just been busy and sort of a lazy person. In the meantime, Hans and Brian have picked up the slack in that department. Now I’m being less lazy, but I still don’t have the rest of the interviews transcribed, so here’s a normal Music Monday article to tide you over until next week. (And just so you know, there’s a hint in this week’s article as to whom the next interview might be with.)

I love band and choir arrangements of video game music. That’s why when I discovered the Video Game Music Choir, I had to share it with you guys. According to their YouTube page, the Boston-based choir was started in September 2009 and is “dedicated to the arrangement and performance of well-loved video game music.” Their dulcet tones are generally pretty amazing.

Without further ado, here is a sampling of their mesmerizing renditions of some classic video game scores.

World of Warcraft–VGMC

Pokemon Medley–VGMC

Still Alive–VGMC

Gerudo Valley—VGMC

The Sims “Time to Buy”–VGMC

Giga Bowser (Super Mario Galaxy)–VGMC

Super Smash Bros. Brawl “Main Theme”–VGMC