First, there was the “Star Wars” concert tour. Now another popular movie trilogy will be making the symphonic rounds at a stadium venue near you. “The Lord of the Rings in Concert: The Fellowship of the Ring” will come to Southern California on Oct. 15 for one performance only at the Honda Center in Anaheim, as part of a West Coast tour.
MoreGet ready to see “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” like never before. “The Lord of the Rings In Concert” is coming to …
MoreThat music gets an outing this October with the “The Lord of the Rings In Concert: The Fellowship of the Ring,” at Sacramento’s Power Balance Pavilion. At that concert, Shore’s score will be performed with the film, on-stage, by over 250 musicians, …
MoreA live concert performance of the score of 2001 film “The Fellowship of the Ring” will go out on a nine-stop tour in October, with the music played in tandem with an HD screening of the pic. “The Lord of the Rings in Concert: The …
More“Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings” premiered 10 years ago and to mark the anniversary the film will screen at Honda Center in October with a 200-piece orchestra performing the Academy Award-winning score live on stage. …
MoreTickets go on sale June 10 for the Seattle stop of “The Lord of the Rings in Concert: The Fellowship of the Ring,” Oct. 19 at KeyArena. No comments have been posted to this article. Fans of “The Fellowship of the Ring” film and its music can celebrate …
MoreFrom the rustic playfulness of the Shire to the vicious hammering Orc factories of Isengard, Howard Shore’s Oscar-winning music for Peter Jackson’s Lord Of The Rings film trilogy covers ground with a symphonic sweep.
MoreOct. 8 (Bloomberg) — When Elijah Wood’s face fills the 60- foot Radio City Music Hall screen in “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers,” you’ll be able to enjoy his pretty pores, dimples and hair follicles in all their award-winning glory. You’ll be able to savor an even more remarkable phenomenon too. Three hundred live musicians will be blowing, plucking and singing underneath him.
MoreThe music of Middle-earth — or rather, the blockbuster Hollywood version conceived by the composer Howard Shore — soared through misty climes and clanked and rumbled through Hadean depths at Radio City Music Hall on Friday evening. For three and a half hours (with intermission) more than 300 musicians performed the complete original score for “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” while the film was shown in its entirety above the stage.
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