Hi,
I just realized while listening to LoTR Return of the King soundtrack, that there is a whistle in there! I've looked into this and found that it was James Galway! I feel very stupid over not noticeing this , as I am a huge fan of LoTR. I'm just wondering if anyone else knew this, and what they think of it.
Lord of the Rings-James Galaway
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Help, i'm surounded by maniac wistle addicts!
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The arrangement I play differs from the following. The lyrics are as hauntingly beautiful as the melody. I often start sets with this to have something familiar but not overly so, before going into my original material.
"In Dreams"
DEFAFED
FABdCAFE
DEFAFED
FAB B-B-A-F E
DEF
FBCde-dCAFE
DEF
FBCded-eff-d-B-ddA
(Key change)
GABdBAG
Bdee-g-f-dBA
GABdBAG
GBdee-e-d-B
AA-A-G-FG
Lyrics (just in case you want them)
“In Dreams” by Fran Walsh and Howard Shore
When the cold of winter comes
Starless night will cover day
In the veiling of the sun
We will walk in bitter rain
But in dreams
I can hear your name
And in dreams
We will meet again
When the seas and mountains fall
And we come to end of days
In the dark I hear a call
Calling me there I will go
there and back again."
"In Dreams"
DEFAFED
FABdCAFE
DEFAFED
FAB B-B-A-F E
DEF
FBCde-dCAFE
DEF
FBCded-eff-d-B-ddA
(Key change)
GABdBAG
Bdee-g-f-dBA
GABdBAG
GBdee-e-d-B
AA-A-G-FG
Lyrics (just in case you want them)
“In Dreams” by Fran Walsh and Howard Shore
When the cold of winter comes
Starless night will cover day
In the veiling of the sun
We will walk in bitter rain
But in dreams
I can hear your name
And in dreams
We will meet again
When the seas and mountains fall
And we come to end of days
In the dark I hear a call
Calling me there I will go
there and back again."
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The person who plays in the Fellowship and in the Return of the King are diffrent (the concerning hobbits song was played by the New Zeland Symphony and the ROTK was played by London Symphony). If anyone knows who played in concerning hobbits and what make they used I would appreciate the Knowledge.
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It was Alan Doherty of the band Grada (check out www.gradamusic.com). He used a Generation (he tells me his favorite whistle). According to him, the time he plays the theme in C (I believe right before the party) was his first recording session for Fellowship. Shore had written the piece in D but Doherty had left his D Generation in Ireland and only had his C. So Shore had to transpose the score down a whole step to accommodate the whistle. Later he was able to record it in the original D on also a Generation which is what you hear as Gandolf enters Hobbiton.Austinro wrote:If anyone knows who played in concerning hobbits and what make they used I would appreciate the Knowledge.
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