Year of release 2016

Songs 38

Album time 02:24:11

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Scythia (The Ancient Era)
feat Sandro Freidrich
1:30
2
France (The Medieval Era)
 
3:14
3
Rome (The Medieval Era)
 
3:39
4
Spain (The Medieval Era)
 
3:49
5
Spain (The Industrial Era)
 
4:33
6
Rome (The Industrial Era)
 
5:39
7
France (The Industrial Era)
 
3:32
8
Norway (The Industrial Era)
 
3:31
9
Germany (The Industrial Era)
 
4:01
10
Germany (The Atomic Era)
 
3:59
11
Norway (The Atomic Era)
 
3:53
12
Brazil (The Medieval Era)
 
4:05
13
Russia (The Medieval Era)
 
3:57
14
England (The Medieval Era)
 
4:09
15
England (The Industrial Era)
 
3:59
16
America (The Industrial Era)
 
4:41
17
America (The Atomic Era)
 
3:49
18
Russia (The Atomic Era)
 
4:18
19
Brazil (The Atomic Era)
 
3:34
20
Scythia (The Atomic Era)
 
4:11
21
Sumeria (The Ancient Era)
 
2:34
22
Aztec (The Medieval Era)
 
2:44
23
Kongo (The Medieval Era)
 
3:43
24
Egypt (The Medieval Era)
 
3:11
25
Egypt (The Industrial Era)
 
6:02
26
China (The Industrial Era)
 
3:35
27
China (The Atomic Era)
 
3:19
28
Kongo (The Atomic Era)
 
3:05
29
Aztec (The Atomic Era)
 
3:30
30
Arabia (The Medieval Era)
 
3:27
31
Greece (The Medieval Era)
 
3:13
32
Greece (The Industrial Era)
 
4:19
33
India (The Industrial Era)
 
4:52
34
Japan (The Industrial Era)
 
3:43
35
Japan (The Atomic Era)
 
3:40
36
India (The Atomic Era)
 
4:38
37
Arabia (The Atomic Era)
 
3:51
38
Sumeria (The Atomic Era)
 
3:05

Sid Meier’s Civilization VI (Original Soundtrack) by Geoff Knorr is collected on this page with album-level details It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The visible catalog facts for this release include release year 2016, genre area Theatre/Soundtrack, 38 tracks, total running time 2:24:11, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

A quick look at the track list shows Scythia (The Ancient Era), France (The Medieval Era), Rome (The Medieval Era), Spain (The Medieval Era), Spain (The Industrial Era), Rome (The Industrial Era), France (The Industrial Era), and Norway (The Industrial Era). The track list is also useful when a visitor remembers a song title but not the complete album name.

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