An article on music4games.net talks about a recording session recently held by LucasArts with the Northwest Sinfonia Orchestra in Seattle. The Northwest Sinfonia Orchestra previously recorded the original score for games like Medal of Honor, Myst III: Exile, and Total Annihilation and may now add the new original score for the Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb game to their list. The composer is none other than LucasArts' own Clint Bajakian. Here's a part of the article:

Clint Bajakian from The Sound Department (Outlaws, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Escape from Monkey Island), who composed the score, explained why they went with a live orchestra:
"LucasArts recognized that it was time to bring the magic that only a live orchestra can produce, into something as important as an Indiana Jones game. We recognized that the Indiana Jones film scores were great, not only due to the brilliant writing of John Williams, but on the dazzling quality of 80 world-class musicians playing their hearts out in an orchestral ensemble."

Hit the link above to read the full article. Thanks to Mixnmojo.com for the news.

Sources close to LucasArts have told IGNcube that a version of the action-adventure Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb is in development for Nintendo's next-generation console.
LucasArts has not officially confirmed development of a GCN version of the game, though Playstation 2 and Xbox versions have already been announced.

Also, the official LucasArts website added 1 new Emperor's Tomb screenshot to it's gallery last week. Click here to view it.