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The Might · 11-01-2007, 09:20 PM

Yeah, know waht you mean about the flute part, it's in the movies as the eagles come to rescue the Hobbits if I remember correctly.

Also worth mentioning here is the beginning of Flight to the Ford.
I wish I would get woken up every morning by that, has a dreamy thing to it.
Also, just realised that in Isengard Unleashed starting with 2.10 you have the theme of the Ents marching to war against Isengard.
This is something I personally not like so much...all the songs are made of leitmotifs, think I read somewhere there are about 80 in total and each represents a certain person or place. And so for Isengard Unleashed you have fthe Elvish song played in the movies as the Elves are dying on the walls of the Hornburg, then the Entish theme.
I mean, it's a nice idea to combine them, but I for one, would like all these leitmotifs separate.

11-01-2007, 09:20 PM	#8
The Might Guard of the Citadel Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Oxon Posts: 2,205	Yeah, know waht you mean about the flute part, it's in the movies as the eagles come to rescue the Hobbits if I remember correctly. Also worth mentioning here is the beginning of Flight to the Ford. I wish I would get woken up every morning by that, has a dreamy thing to it. Also, just realised that in Isengard Unleashed starting with 2.10 you have the theme of the Ents marching to war against Isengard. This is something I personally not like so much...all the songs are made of leitmotifs, think I read somewhere there are about 80 in total and each represents a certain person or place. And so for Isengard Unleashed you have fthe Elvish song played in the movies as the Elves are dying on the walls of the Hornburg, then the Entish theme. I mean, it's a nice idea to combine them, but I for one, would like all these leitmotifs separate. __________________ “The invisible and the non-existent look very much alike.” Delos B. McKown Last edited by The Might; 11-01-2007 at 09:28 PM.