The "Foundations of Stone" theme evokes the ancient dwarven kingdoms of Middle-earth, often accompanying scenes of Moria and Khazad-dûm in Peter Jackson's film trilogy.
A contemporary composition blending minimalist piano motifs with traditional Japanese poetic themes, reflecting transient beauty through melodic "color variations" (irodori).
The iconic main theme from Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, composed by Howard Shore, features sweeping orchestral arrangements that have become synonymous with Middle-earth's cinematic identity.
The monumental orchestral work combines leitmotifs and choral elements to create Middle-earth's sonic identity.
