Suramar – Music & Ambience – World of Warcraft

Once a shining symbol of Highborne society, Suramar never recovered from the trauma of the War of the Ancients. To survive the devastation of the Sundering, the city's inhabitants sealed themselves away from the rest of the world. Isolated for millennia, they had no allies to call upon when the Legion invaded. Now their ancient city, and all of its power, is at the mercy of demons.


0:00 - Suramar 1H
1:05 - Suramar 2H
2:47 - High Elf Tomb H2
4:40 - Enchanted Night Elves A
6:24 - Requiem for the Lost Cities H1

8:00 - Ley Lines B
9:11 - Moon Rising H
11:52 - Suramar 1A
13:04 - Sacred Stone H
15:10 - Requiem for the Lost Cities D

16:21 - High Elf Tomb A
17:28 - Enchanted Night Elves B
19:12 - Suramar 2B
20:50 - Moon Rising C
22:56 - Requiem for the Lost Cities G

24:21 - Ley Lines H
25:56 - Sacred Stone B
27:50 - High Elf Tomb H1
29:34 - Nos’Sharah C
30:22 - Enchanted Night Elves H

32:06 - Suramar 1B
33:09 - Moon Rising B
35:10 - Requiem for the Lost Cities F
36:48 - Ley Lines A
38:00 - High Elf Tomb H2

39:53 - Enchanted Night Elves C
41:37 - Sacred Stone A
43:36 - Ley Lines C
44:43 - Moon Rising A
46:46 - Requiem for the Lost Cities E

48:24 - Suramar 2A
49:28 - Nos’Sharah D
51:35 - Enchanted Night Elves B
53:19 - High Elf Tomb A

54:26 - Suramar 1A
55:36 - Requiem for the Lost Cities D
56:44 - Sacred Stone B
58:37 - Requiem for the Lost Cities G


Enchanted Night Elves, Moon Rising, and High Elf Tomb composed by Edo Guidotti

Requiem for the Lost Cities and Sacred Stone composed by Sam Cardon

Ley Lines, Suramar, and Nos’Sharah composed by Russell Brower