Daniel Lippert

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Secret Ice Alcove 00:00 Tools
Departure 00:00 Tools
A Date at the Playground 00:00 Tools
Ceremonial Dance 00:00 Tools
Dire Snowstorm 00:00 Tools
Nyama Temple 00:00 Tools
The Magic Garden 00:00 Tools
Dungeon of Ice 00:00 Tools
Super Mario 64 - Aquatic Harmony 00:00 Tools
Secrets of the Forest 00:00 Tools
Battle Against the Bawoshas 00:00 Tools
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Natural Harmony 00:00 Tools
Flight into the Night Sky 00:00 Tools
Afternoon at the Shore 00:00 Tools
Sea Mist 00:00 Tools
Calm Summer Breeze 00:00 Tools
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - Yami no Kame 00:00 Tools
Pilotwings/Super Mario 64 - Skydiving into the Ocean 00:00 Tools
Mega Man - Electrical Harmony 00:00 Tools
The Three Witches 00:00 Tools
The Cave of Eternal Winter 00:00 Tools
Aquatic Harmony 00:00 Tools
City in the Clouds 00:00 Tools
Chambers of Stone 00:00 Tools
Strolling Through Snowdrop Village 00:00 Tools
Gazing at the Stars 00:00 Tools
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Aw 00:00 Tools
Fire Under Water 00:00 Tools
Playground Meadows 00:00 Tools
Mario Kart 64 - A Sunny Winter's Day 00:00 Tools
One Sunny Afternoon 00:00 Tools
Secret of Mana - Give Dance Its Rightful Time 00:00 Tools
Ultramarine Passage 00:00 Tools
Visiting the Shamaya Tribe 00:00 Tools
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle - Dashing Harmony 00:00 Tools
Skydiving into the Ocean 00:00 Tools
Encounter at the Great Tree 00:00 Tools
Into the Green 00:00 Tools
Yami no Kame 00:00 Tools
Mario Kart 64 - A Sunny Winter 00:00 Tools
Frozen Lake Area 00:00 Tools
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle - Da 00:00 Tools
Peaceful Snowland 00:00 Tools
City in the Clouds (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
The Mossy Prison 00:00 Tools
Dashing Harmony 00:00 Tools
Natural Harmony 00:00 Tools
Mega Man X4 - Cyberspace Chill 00:00 Tools
Shaara Village Rhythm 00:00 Tools
Mysterious Sand Castle 00:00 Tools
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Daniel Lippert (born March 7, 1980 in Bremen, Germany, now living in Bern, Switzerland) is a composer responsible mainly for instrumental and soundtrack music, and mainly known for his work on arranging and composing video game music. Starting from 1992, he wrote several soundtracks for smaller game productions, and recently composed the soundtrack to Foobyland (2008). His interest in video game music already began very early, and he has done a lot of arrangements, remixes and MIDI versions of video game themes in the past, mostly of Japanese origin. His biggest musical influences are Joe Hisaishi, Takanori Arisawa and some other mostly Japanese composers. Daniel has finished the Audio Engineer diploma at the School of Audio Engineering (SAE) in Zürich, Switzerland and produces his songs by himself. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.