Bombastic, operatic, monumental

To make it short: This soundtrack is IMHO one of the best this year. OK, he's used to, because he is very pompous and operatic over, more like a heavy, classical work, for a soundtrack, but this is what is the monumental presentation, the Lord of the Rings, justice. Very thick coated choruses and an issue that only throughout the soundtrack completely opens up so gradually, that is a feast for the ears for the soundtrack lovers.
It lacks the really catchy, catchy-like pieces, but this is what I find very positive. The melodies sit down slowly in the ears firmly, but listen to some I have but this caught softly humming along.
Enya has withdrawn for this soundtrack something and focuses more on her voice, what the plant does well audible. Everything seems less artificial but more autentisch and real. In these great sounds I can the film no longer has to wait