The Great Eye Howard Shore
"The Great Eye," composed by Howard Shore for "The Lord of the Rings" soundtrack (2001), is an orchestral piece that embodies themes of power, surveillance, and the looming threat of evil. Its haunting melodies and choral elements evoke a sense of foreboding. The music captures the essence of Sauron's omnipresence, enhancing the film's epic narrative. #Soundtrack
[00:00-01:29; The Realm of Gondor (in Decline)]
[01:29-01:36; The Threat of Mordor accompaniment]
[01:37-02:03; The Ringwraiths]
[02:54-03:20; The Evil of the Ring (Sauron/Mordor), Mordor Descending Third and The Ringwraiths]
[03:52-04:19; The Fellowship of the Ring]
[04:39-05:02; The Shire (Pensive Setting)]
[05:02-05:31; The Fellowship of the Ring]
[01:29-01:36; The Threat of Mordor accompaniment]
[01:37-02:03; The Ringwraiths]
[02:54-03:20; The Evil of the Ring (Sauron/Mordor), Mordor Descending Third and The Ringwraiths]
[03:52-04:19; The Fellowship of the Ring]
[04:39-05:02; The Shire (Pensive Setting)]
[05:02-05:31; The Fellowship of the Ring]
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