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Musical continuity without quotation (Rings of Power, Lord of the Rings)

An exploration of how Bear McCreary's score for Rings of Power links into Howard Shore's classic themes for The Lord of the Rings. (Spoiler alert!) More Middle Earth music analysis here:    • Listen to Howard Shore‘s music again ...      • Sauron's musical disguises in Rings o...   SUPPORT the channel, and read more ideas about Middle Earth music here, plus scores, tutorials, and other bonus content   / galendegraf   RECOMMENDED/RELATED READING Doug Adams, "The Music of the Lord of the Rings Films": https://amzn.to/4a59X6s 00:00 Introduction 00:54 The History of the Ring (Howard Shore) 11:23 Halbrand (Bear McCreary) 16:35 Sauron circularity sidenote 17:19 Isildur (Bear McCreary) 22:00 Combining the three themes LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL SCORES Note: some of my musical examples (esp. for Isildur) have been adjusted to make the analysis clearer. The themes for Halbrand and Isildur do involve E minor as I've notated it, but they also modulate to other key areas as well. The History of the Ring with intro (Howard Shore)    • Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All   The Evil of the Ring (Howard Shore)    • Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All   Halbrand's theme (Bear McCreary)    • Halbrand   Sauron's theme (Bear McCreary)    • Sauron   Isildur's theme (Bear McCreary)    • Elendil and Isildur   HOW I MADE THIS Animation and design: Final Cut Pro, Adobe Photoshop Notation: Dorico Audio examples: Cubase (esp. Orchestral Tools Berlin series) Disclaimer that some links in this description may be affiliate links, supporting the channel by providing a commission at no cost to you. #musictheory #lordoftherings #ringsofpower