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"The most POWERFUL piece of music you have ever heard?"

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Sat 25/06/05 at 21:24
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What music do you find exceptionally powerful in an emotionally moving way? just a little topic I was wondering about when watching Revenge of the Sith last week.

I would have to say the most powerful and inspirational piece I have ever heard would be 'Duel of the Fates' from star wars episode 1:The phantom menace but I think it features in all of the new films. I'm sure its the echoeing choral element that sets it apart from other film tracks. I'd say 'Duel of the Fates' is closely followed by Rob Dougan's 'Chateau' from The matrix reloaded and 'In a heartbeat' by In da house from 28 days later.

what do you think? is there any music from the commercial sector that you find particularly powerful?
Mon 27/06/05 at 12:20
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Game wise, the death of Aerith in FF V II is memorable, Film wise lots of tunes top three for me Heat -the bank takedown, Duel of the fates -SW, and the rohan theme -LOTR, but only because i've been to the "set" of Edoras in NZ and played that in the car :)
Mon 27/06/05 at 11:44
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Oriental Rib wrote:
> You reccomended that to me ages ago but I still don't see the
> brilliance of it. Yeah it's a great tune but I felt there were far
> far better tracks in the LotR trilogy.

But, but, the violins!
Mon 27/06/05 at 01:28
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LotR has loads of powerful music. In Return of the King as Gandalf first rides up the levels of Minas Tirith, and some of the Rohan theme.

Oscar well deserved for Howard Shore.
Mon 27/06/05 at 01:15
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Wagner - ride of the valkyries
Ocean Machine - the death of music

poewrful in profoundly different ways, but both fantastic.
Sun 26/06/05 at 21:37
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Oriental Rib wrote:
> You reccomended that to me ages ago but I still don't see the
> brilliance of it. Yeah it's a great tune but I felt there were far
> far better tracks in the LotR trilogy.

Most powerful track on the LOTR soundtrack I would say is 'the great river' or 'minas tirith'.

The most powerfull peice of classical traditional music I have listened to is probably Ravel by Bolero or Carmina Burana. The former I feel is also getting over used and most of the time for comical effect which I dont find at all funny due to the intense nature of the piece.
Sun 26/06/05 at 21:09
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You reccomended that to me ages ago but I still don't see the brilliance of it. Yeah it's a great tune but I felt there were far far better tracks in the LotR trilogy.
Sun 26/06/05 at 20:59
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Riders of Rohan from The Two Towers soundtrack is a powerful piece.
Sun 26/06/05 at 11:57
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Which one out of the 50,000?
Sun 26/06/05 at 03:27
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Oriental Rib wrote:
> Barber - Adagio For Strings

It's becoming overused :( Like in the Ch4 "A Bear's Tail" trailer.

And the dance remix of it was shat.
Sun 26/06/05 at 01:29
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gimo80 wrote:
> And the piano theme tune in FFX and Balamb Garden in FFVIII really
> hits the waterworks.

The intro music to FFx-2 and the end of first disk boss in VIII are brilliant also.

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