The last goodbye to Middle Earth

Some were disappointed that the provision of Howard Shore for the trilogy of The Hobbit, as they sattendaient to something as (more) epic and majestic than the good man had delivered us to the Lord of the Rings. But we must still keep in mind that the Hobbit is not the Lord of the Rings whether by comparison between the two books or two trilogies of movies, so music not néchappera to this rule. It is certainly less mythical than the SDA (and this is entirely consistent and understandable) but it fits perfectly with the universe of The Hobbit.

In the Battle of the Five Armies, H. Shore takes the themes of the SDA and previous Hobbit remixing in the wonderfully (and this is not the poor recycling because they are justified very well in the scenes of the film which they are attached). However, there is also the new the most notable is probably the titles of "Battle for the Mountain" and the masterful "Ironfoot"! "Sons of Durin" is really involved too! If I had been disappointed by the generic music for Volume 2, Volume 3 that's just a big emotional slap sung to perfection by our good Peregrin Took. The last goodbye to Middle Earth