"Civilization 4" theme song finalists Grammy Award composer for Chinese

According to overseas media reports, Chinese composer Christopher Tin has been shortlisted for this year's two Grammy Awards, including his inaugural theme song "Civilization 4", which became the first Grammy Award-winning game music. This opening song, called "Baba Yetu", was sung by the Soweto Gospel Choir, and the finalists were the "Best Instrumental arrangement accompaniment" (Top instrumental arrangement accompanying vocalist). Christopher Tin was originally created for Firaxis in 2005 for the Round Strategy game "Civilization 4", but after singing in the local choir, it was widely circulated far beyond the field of game music, so far it has performed in the near-thousand concert.　　It is also included in special game concerts, and the Baba Yetu, which is performed through orchestral and choir, is often an indispensable repertoire. "Civilization IV" opening song Baba Yetu field edition Christopher Tin's debut solo album "Calling All Dawns" was also shortlisted for the "Best Classical Cross-boundary album" award.　　The album's 12 songs were sung in 12 different languages, and the "Baba Yetu" in Swahili was the opening track for the album.　　Christopher Tin has previously been for Disney's "Car World ol" and Take-two's "Fantastic Four and the Silver Shadow," two games composed of music, he also wrote the soundtrack for the film X-Men 2, and also wrote advertising music for Apple, Microsoft, Puma and Verizon.　　The 53rd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony will be held on February 13, 2011. Composer Christopher Tin Christopher tin Introduction: Christopher Tin is a native Californian, born in a Chinese family, educated in England, his aesthetic taste comes from the European formalism, A mixture of Asians and American business minds. Christopher Tin studied at Stanford University and Oxford University, after winning the Borbreite scholarship to the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in London. There, he earned a master's degree in music with honors, graduated with the highest grade in his class and received the Horowitz Composition award. His musical melody was easy and natural, and his orchestral works were both refined and tasteful and layered.