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A Spell of Concealment Eerie and unexpected, Howard Shore makes use of the spidery strings once again - it's some of his most threatening music yet. Shore also writes for the djun djun, an African drum. Time is running out - and it's clear in the music, which uses chimes and bells to sound like a clock, combined with the spidery music from before to add to the sense of urgency and drama. In hindsight, it's a slightly unfortunate choice of words given the nausea-inducing quality of Peter Jackson's 48 frames-per-second film. Peter Jackson is meticulous in his recreation of JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth and no detail is left unconsidered , no matter how minute.

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I See Fire Ed Sheeran adds an unusual dimension to the album with this intimate song, accompanied by guitar. In the Shadow of the Mountain It's the turn of a plaintive French horn to inject a sense of pathos and loss into the music, before rushing strings take over the tune - it's time for action, and there's a sense of optimism in the music.

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On the Doorstep After the teeth-on-edge drama of A Spell of Concealment, it's time for a moment of reflection once more as the music becomes more relaxed and optimistic.

A mournful cry from the lower strings, matched by booming brass chords; the loss and destruction felt by the community is clear in the music.

Order by newest oldest recommendations. This has been corrected. It's a return to peaceful music and beautiful harmonies, as a solo voice pierces magically through the texture once more. Flies and Spiders High-pitched strings, clashing chords, long held notes - uobbit clue's in the title with this uncomfortable sounding insect-inspired piece.

Winderland The pulsing rhythm of the low strings propels the drama forward in this most epic of soundtracks, where the threat of attack is always round the corner. In the film, Mirkwood exerts a strong hallucinogenic influence over anyone who travels through, represented here in the music by the creepy sounding waterphone.

It's a reflection of how far the hobbits have come since they left the Shire - physically and emotionally.

A fine example of Howard Shore's string music here, heard so often throughout the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film soundtracks. The invasion of the battle drums adds yet another reason to feel uneasy.

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With a title like A Liar and a Thief, it's not a surprise that this track is characterised by its unexpected twists and turns. A Courage of Hobbits It's back! A Liar and a Thief With a title like A Liar and a Thief, it's not a surprise that this track is characterised by its unexpected twists and turns.

Continuing in the darker vein, this track is dissonant and frightening, packed full of mournful, angular sounding cello tunes. It's impossible to know what might happen next - as the music is interrupted by rushing strings or unexpected horns with no warning. If you had the film going nobody would be concentrating.

The Hobbit soundtrack: making the music of Middle-earth

Loading comments… Trouble hobhit Threads collapsed expanded unthreaded. Eerie and unexpected, Howard Shore makes use of the spidery strings once again - it's some of his most threatening music yet.

The mellow sound of a cor anglais, an oboe, and a delicate flute bring a different soundworld into this peaceful track, topped off with an ethereal solo voice.

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Time is running out hpbbit and it's clear in the music, which uses chimes and bells to sound like a clock, combined with the spidery music from before to add to the sense of urgency and drama.

It may be another example of Howard Shore's darker music, but it still has a folky edge.

Ed Sheeran adds an unusual dimension to the album with this intimate song, accompanied by guitar. The forging of the iron armour is even represented by the metallic clang of percussion instruments added to the orchestra. Filmoqa also writes for the djun djun, an African drum.

After every few bars Shore stops the orchestra. In the darkest soundtrack yet, Bilbo Baggins and friends are deep into their relentless quest Not as uplifting as its title might suggest, this track is full muzyla pulsing strings and angry French horns. Topics Peter Jackson Film blog.

Show 25 25 50 All. Thrice Welcome Kicking off the second of two discs, Howard Shore combines cheery Lord of the Rings-style folky hues with short, brusque tunes in a minor key to create an unsettled mood to the music. Protector of the Common Folk Not as uplifting as its title might suggest, this track is full of pulsing strings and angry French horns.

If you don't notice it, then it's probably been good," says the London Philharmonic Orchestra's Andy Barclay.