The ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Trilogy Returns With Live Symphony Accompaniment

lord of the rings with live orchestra NYC 2015
How powerful is the film score for Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring? Howard Shore’s symphonic score to the first piece of the film trilogy helped launch the Tolkien series to new heights. Peter Jackson’s imagery of Middle Earth including the Shire and Mordor come to life in powerful ways visually, fuelled by the music composition of Shore.

In 2015, New York City will showcase the entire trilogy (yes, all three films) with a 250 piece orchestra accompaniment. While this isn’t the first time the film has been shown and paired with a live performance of the score, it is the first time the entire trilogy will be performed together.

The David H. Hoch Theater at Lincoln Center will host this epic event in April next year. The film will be screened above the orchestra including soloist, and conductor Ludwig Wicki. The Fellowship of the Ring will begin in the middle of the week and the subsequent pieces of the trilogy will follow each night after.

Details on the event are available at David H. Hoch Theater’s website.

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