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NATURE'S RECLAMATION, a theme for Nature, is music that spans events in the movies. Quiet as a moth, determined as angry Ents, it "represents Nature's resistance of encroaching evil" (Doug Adams, CR--FOTR liner notes, page 32).
The official title in the liner notes is 'Nature's Reclamation' but I will continue to use just 'Nature Theme'. Doug Adams maintains that, in Tolkien's world, Nature is a culture alongside of the Elves, Dwarves or Men.
The music of the Ents is informed as much by the instruments used as by any melody. Shore used a collection of wood instruments, bassoon and low basses that play meandering melodies that evoke mass and mystery. The music moves with a slow but deliberate cadence. The list below is for the bassoon music, but various wood percussion instruments were also used in association with Treebeard and Fangorn Forest.
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8 years ago
Scepter 4_knight 326
Something is going to happen that has not happened in an age, the Ents are going to wake up and find that they are strong!8 years ago
CS47 Gaming
2:33 - always gives me goosebumps. By far the most moving part of the entire film score.9 years ago
matheus buono
9 deslikes!? The Nazgül!???9 years ago
Diederik H
Goosebumps and tears, everytime I hear this....9 years ago
Etoile AnnieFa
J'adore cette musique là en particulier :)I like this music :)9 years ago
PKMN Research Team
Is this actually on the sound track?9 years ago
Ethan Kett
Watch that scene you stupid vegetarians, and you'll see that plants are every bit as alive as the living animals you're trying to save9 years ago
Tom Bombadil
I love this... I love this movie, and everything in it ;-;9 years ago
Justin Nichols
CAPTAINNNNNNN PLANETTTTTT!!!9 years ago
AtticWarrior1994
Constable Treebeard... He solves crimes verrrrrrrry slooooooooowly.9 years ago
Rechila Westsverver
History happens in cycles, but even other areas of human thought and expression (such as science, art, religion...) reflect our universal solitude, self-centrism and, in a temporal way, necessary equilibrium. Romans massacred the druids, the ultimate priests of tree spirits and natural law. Then, they destroyed nature (deforested, exhausted the soils, desertified and created marshes which, in their turn, brought famine, malaria and war), and then, nature destroyed them.It's interesting how we are now doing the exact parallel actions (I wouldn't say mistakes, as they will allow new outcomes), and surely heading for self destruction (maybe globally), even when having the scientific knowledge to recognize and avoid it (resources are limited, pollution dillutes, but remains physically existant).The religious parallel is also incredible, as paganism reflected a love to material nature, then replaced by monotheism, a love by metaphysical ideas, then newly replaced by atheism, a materialistic denial of the unseen.9 years ago
Leila Escobar
"The last march of the Ents"9 years ago
Duncan Morgan
Saruman: "What the hell is happening"?Treebeard: "GREENPEACE MOTHERF**KER"9 years ago
Ryan Green
So epic!9 years ago
pppaaaooo13
633 angry Ents. Wow. Never knew there are so many9 years ago
Diego Alvarado
where can i find this theme? in which album from the soundtrack?9 years ago
Michael Dobbin
The filth of saruman is washing away9 years ago
Matthew Coullace
Sauron, Saruman, Morgoth, the Witch-King, the Balrog of Moria, and King Ar-Pharazon disliked this.9 years ago
David Antol
well im a wican9 years ago
pbsneetch
this music has comedy, it makes me luaph for some reasonRelated Videos
