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Enjoy a listen to the score for Three is Company from A Long-Expected Soundscape!

If you're interested in pre-ordering, you can find the details here!
https://jordanrannells.com/

Bear McCreary IS HERE! Just a short breakdown of the two new pieces of excellent score from Bear McCreary for Amazon's Rings of Power. I share a bit of how I think these pieces remind us of Howard Shore through comparisons with Lothlorien and The Nazgul.

The Fellowship 1/6: The Fellowship Theme. Today we begin our journey into the Fellowship themes! We have a listen to the center of all of this Music. We hear from Howard Shore in our Mid-Mark and we try a new game of: "What would you do if you were the composer of Tolkien's work?"

Soundscapes of Middle-earth VII! Welcome to The House of Tom Bombadil!

Narration, Frodo, Pippin, and Merry performed by: Tyler Jonsson

Tom Bombadil: Phil Dragash

Goldberry: Shersten the Golden

DON'T MISS THE KICKSTARTER:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/expectedsoundscape/a-long-expected-soundscape

Time is running out! :) If you like this episode, you'll absolutely love this project.

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Hello everyone! A very special announcement for my Kickstarter! If you have a moment, have a look at the link! I think every Tolkien fan will be excited about this project and I think you will be even more excited if you enjoy my Soundscapes episodes!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/expectedsoundscape/a-long-expected-soundscape?ref=discovery&term=a%20long%20expected%20soundscape

Gondor 5/5: Gondor Reborn. Today we wrap up our countdown to Tolkien Reading Day as well as our time with Gondor! Enjoy this last of the Gondor themes as well as a special mid-mark on Edge of Night!

Gondor 4/5: Battlefield Heroism. Today we are joined again by Alan Sisto to talk about Hope and Dispair! We also get to see Howard Shore take a somewhat musical trope and put it to very creative and exciting use!