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Music from Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky
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Music from Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky

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For all your Teutonic and Northern Crusades musical needs: Three pieces of Prokofiev's score for the 1938 movie "Alexander Nevsky":
-Crusaders in Pskov
-Battle on the Ice
-Arise ye Russian People
The first two are each slightly over 7 minutes long, the third one slightly over 2 minutes.
I have some more pieces of the soundtrack on CD, so if you want a certain other piece from Alexander Nevsky in this mod, just ask!







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Captured Joe  [autor] 29 marca 2019 o 2:15 
That's just part of the Crusaders in Pskov part, which is already included in the mod.
KMS Anon 28 marca 2019 o 20:36 
This piece only appears in the score version of Alexander Nevsky (not in the concert version everyone's familiar with), but The Teutonic Camp would be a great piece to have play during all crusades, Northern or otherwise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk7pPvek71o
Captured Joe  [autor] 4 stycznia 2019 o 14:28 
Allright, I've added it and updated the mod, so it should play if you're a Christian Russian character, and more often if you're at war (the other two songs play if you're Pagan and/or German or Baltic too).
Captured Joe  [autor] 4 stycznia 2019 o 13:50 
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it soon (if I can figure out how to update CK2 mods)!
Kearsarge 4 stycznia 2019 o 13:09 
Literally came across this soundtrack a few days ago and was thinking about how great it would be in a russian campaign. Good job setting this up. I would suggest adding Arise Ye Russian People to the list of soundtracks.