On March 1, my college is having an arts in gaming symposium called "Gamer Education Day." We have speakers secured that include Christopher Tim (Grammy Award for "Baba Yetu" from "Civilization IV"), Jack Wall (co-founder of "Video Games Live", composer for "Mass Effect"), and Susan O'Connor (writer or co-writer for "Bioshock 1 & 2", "Far Cry 2" and "Gears of War").

We found the official score for "Baba Yetu", and an official piece from Halo, although it's not "The" Halo theme. But people to do the theme from Skyrim, and I can't find anything, anywhere. I don't want a fan transcription. I want a real one, with performance royalties and the whole bit. I mean, ALL Bethesda would have to do it make a song book like you'd find in a Guitar Center or something. I have no idea why they haven't.

Can anyone help me? We can do it choral and percussion only, or with a small orchestra like a chamber orchestra.

If someone from Bethesda reads these, maybe you could help. I'm running out of time. Because I have composers at the event, I don't want to do it half-assed and I don't want to do it without securing the appropriate rights or paying the appropriate royalties.

Thanks for your help.

Here's a link to more info about the event: https://www.facebook.com/events/506038806096099/