In Rode the Lord of the Nazgul (Music and Analysis)

This is a track I've composed for a scene from The Return of the King that didn't appear in the movie trilogy. If you haven't seen the original video with the narration by Rob Inglis, I recommend doing so: • Scoring the Unadapted ...
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[@monoverantus]

The next video will be a new composition.

[@RunarLundvall]

Looking forward to this!

[@lomion79]

Your compositions are really well thought through and logical and I appreciate the analysis you provide as I always enjoy s revealing aspect.

[@RiccoDisfaktism]

I love the direction you have taken with this channel: after your impressively thorough study of Shore’s style, you’re starting to play with the tools and the techniques you learned on your journey! That feels only right. Thanks for sharing your experiments and thought process with us, you can’t fathom what a gift it is.
I like how you managed to re-use The Nine’s theme from The Hobbit here. I’ve always loved its eeriness and its “disembodied” feel, it makes me think of a lost soul lamenting in the wind... but I’m not sure it is about The Nine! I think it’s just meant to be a variation of the Istari’s theme (the progression is identical, not the rhythm though).

[@silrek9864]

Amigo mío, he disfrutado tanto y aprendido tanto con tu grande y tremenda labor! Esta pieza te quedó tan genial! Me hiciste recordar la lectura de ese pasaje y la escena de la tremenda película "The return of the King". Muchas gracias!

[@monoverantus]

Muchas gracias!

[@hieratics]

No we just need someone to do an animation of this scene 😁