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“The Lord of the Rings”: The award-winning music of the famous trilogy in a concert in Athens

With the orchestra of Oscar-winning composer Howard Shore

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The majestic music of The Lord of the Rings and other popular films, composed by the three-time Oscar, three-time Golden Globe, and four-time Grammy winner Howard Shore, will resonate live in Athens during a concert to be held on January 5 at the Christmas Theater.

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The 80 virtuoso musicians of the Lords of the Sound orchestra return once again to Greece to captivate the Greek audience with their extraordinary performances in their new musical show titled Lord of the Rings in Concert.

From the cheerful melodies of the Shire and the mysterious sounds of Mordor to the distinctive musical universe of the renowned Lord of the Rings trilogy, the award-winning Canadian composer creates an atmosphere that transports listeners to Middle-earth.

Influenced by musical styles such as Romanticism and Avant-garde, and with the resources of a large orchestra for his recordings, Howard Shore possesses a unique ability to elevate the films he scores while mesmerizing audiences at his live concerts.

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