Hey Hitman Forum!
I was playing around in Freedom Fighters, Colorado earlier this week and something I’ve always wanted to know but could never find came back: Ezra Berg’s interrogation music.
Does anyone know where it comes from?
Is it an original piece by Niels?
Is there a good quality download/video of it?
For anyone who doesn’t know what it sounds like, here’s a link to an unlisted video of mine ripped from the game.
Thanks in advance.
It’s possible it’s not a tune that’s just out there in the wild. It could be a song made just for that scenario that only exists in this game.
Sort of like the other tunes that can only be found in the game… Like the ice-creamGelato shop music…
This same song (used to) play on the portable radio that you can find in a few missions of H1. There are 2 other songs it plays but the sound has been bugged since H2, and all it plays is silence where that track should be.
Unless that’s been fixed?
Edit: This isn’t to say that it still isn’t a song you can find. I mean, good luck, but you’ll likely be wasting your time.
Edit2: Honestly, I’ve never tried to identify the gelato shop/portable radio tune. …Lemme get my phone and use Shazam… Edit3: still nothing.
Your video is unavailable, but I found 10 Easy Piano Pieces, BB 51: No. 2. Painful Wrestling. By Andreas Bach. It seems appropriate, I’ll check it in game.
Cannot view the video and I don’t remember any music, but if the replies are correct the composer is actually Bela Bartok. BB51 is the catalogue number for the 10 easy piano pieces. Sheet music and some recordings at this link
Apologies. You were… close. It might’ve been due to translation.
And I have to confess. When I first read your reply I was thinking it was a joke similar to what Force_Obscure was doing. Anyway… We now have solid proof with a video.
Edit: Wrestling… Struggle? So there must be some non-english word that equates to both Wrestling and Struggle. Well, whatever.