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Oct 8 2010, 2:45pm
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**TTT-EE Appendices Discussion -- Music for Middle-earth -- In The End ***
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And in the end...
transcript from appendices
Rick Porras: In the end, I have to say, no matter how dark it was, I knew it was all going to happen. I didn’t really have a fear of that. It was more just, “Are we all going to be standing?” You know?
Paul Broucek: Everything that’s happened in this music process, things we’ve had to do because of this, that, and the other thing, have really unlocked a better way to do it.
Music Playing: Aragorn’s Theme (Brego riding scene)
Rick Porras: I think it’s very much a sort of precursor to what technology is going to be able to bring to the filmmaking process in the future.
Howard Shore: Even in the darkest hour I’ve always loved it. Because there only is one Lord of the Ring.
On Screen: Aragorn on Brego riding to Helm’s Deep
We’ve come to the end of this discussion for a movie that wasn’t the end. “Long ways to go yet...” To wrap up this leg of the journey we’ll explore an area not covered by the appendices--blending the themes--and we’ll take a more global look at the music--across The Two Towers and beyond. Does this music matter? How does it matter? Why does it matter?
I’ll divide the discussion into two subthreads:
Blending the Themes
The Road Goes Ever On
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**TTT-EE Appendices Discussion -- Music for Middle-earth -- In The End ***
