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Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats.

Our show is about to begin.

The War of the Ring begins, and in response, nature starts its reclamation.

This is the soundtrack show. The

The Welcome back to the soundtrack show.

I'm your host, David W. Collins, and this is our fifth and final episode on the music of the Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers, a film from 2002 with a film score by Howard Shore.

We've discussed some compelling themes, great instrumentation, and amazing musical moments thus far.

But we are now arriving at a point in the film where the final act is about to begin.

And the story starts picking up real momentum, and so does the score.

In fact, everything we've talked about, the

themes, the choral texts, and the blending and usurping of themes as they join together,

really picks up as we move to the back part of the film. The chess pieces are all falling

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