Peter Jackson describes witnessing a London school choir perform the original recording of “In Dreams” from ‘The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring’ soundtrack
Peter Jackson describes witnessing a London school choir perform the original recording of “In Dreams” from ‘The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring’ soundtrack
that must’ve been incredible to see live! “In Dreams” is such a hauntingly beautiful piece, and hearing a choir perform it adds a whole new level of magic.
AngusLynch09 on
Yeah not bad mate.
Rincetron1 on
For some reason I’ve found myself often wondering who was the “In Dreams” vocalist kid, and if he’s internalized how many people’s his performance touched.
Vireca on
Probably the most beautiful song in all the OST
dartie on
Beautiful piece of music
petethepool on
I do wonder how well the kids personally were compensated – if at all for this. If you imagine a single professional artist lending their vocals to a piece of music like this, and how much they may have made from royalties etc., and then you see a bunch of kids in school uniform performing something so incredibly ethereal and stunning, and you wonder if they were ever suitably rewarded for contributing to one of the most successful film franchises of all time.
dodon_GO on
Last March of the Ents I think is one of the best pieces from a screenplay ever but this one is close.
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that must’ve been incredible to see live! “In Dreams” is such a hauntingly beautiful piece, and hearing a choir perform it adds a whole new level of magic.
Yeah not bad mate.
For some reason I’ve found myself often wondering who was the “In Dreams” vocalist kid, and if he’s internalized how many people’s his performance touched.
Probably the most beautiful song in all the OST
Beautiful piece of music
I do wonder how well the kids personally were compensated – if at all for this. If you imagine a single professional artist lending their vocals to a piece of music like this, and how much they may have made from royalties etc., and then you see a bunch of kids in school uniform performing something so incredibly ethereal and stunning, and you wonder if they were ever suitably rewarded for contributing to one of the most successful film franchises of all time.
Last March of the Ents I think is one of the best pieces from a screenplay ever but this one is close.