Genre

> Okay, so like the sad fanboy that I am, I watched every trailer I could
> find, *on my wedding anniversary*, to see if I could answer this
> question. All I could find that even lasted 1:40 was the Revolutions
> trailer, and the music playing at that point is Don Davis' Neodammerung.

Yes,that's the one...I knew it was something with "rung" in the end:)
But I didn't knew that Don Davis did it...

> The "genre"? Apocalyptic Opera, maybe?

Do You maybe know some other songs(groups) making this kind of music?
Cause it's f***ing awesome...
And specially when it's in a movie in a perfect moment... I love it
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>> Okay, so like the sad fanboy that I am, I watched every trailer I could
>> find, *on my wedding anniversary*, to see if I could answer this
>> question. All I could find that even lasted 1:40 was the Revolutions
>> trailer, and the music playing at that point is Don Davis' Neodammerung.
>
>Yes,that's the one...I knew it was something with "rung" in the end:)
>But I didn't knew that Don Davis did it...
>
>> The "genre"? Apocalyptic Opera, maybe?
>
>Do You maybe know some other songs(groups) making this kind of music?

I'm not very au faux with classical material, but I'd suggest a scan
through the opera section in your local store, and find some choral
stuff. My guess is that the German and/or Russian material will be your
best bet.

Wagner might suit you. Prokofiev, too.

But no-one else uses the Upanishads as lyrical material, as far as I
know. :)


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> Arrogantly twisting the sterile canvas snoot of a fully charged icing
> anointment utensil, Profil1 <jay.TakeThisOut@neostrada.pl> poots forth...
>
>>> Okay, so like the sad fanboy that I am, I watched every trailer I could
>>> find, *on my wedding anniversary*, to see if I could answer this
>>> question. All I could find that even lasted 1:40 was the Revolutions
>>> trailer, and the music playing at that point is Don Davis' Neodammerung.
>>
>>Yes,that's the one...I knew it was something with "rung" in the end:)
>>But I didn't knew that Don Davis did it...
>>
>>> The "genre"? Apocalyptic Opera, maybe?
>>
>>Do You maybe know some other songs(groups) making this kind of music?
>
> I'm not very au faux with classical material, but I'd suggest a scan
> through the opera section in your local store, and find some choral
> stuff. My guess is that the German and/or Russian material will be your
> best bet.
>
> Wagner might suit you. Prokofiev, too.
>
> But no-one else uses the Upanishads as lyrical material, as far as I
> know. :)
>
>
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> Gavin Smith



Probably ANY Wagner would work...not even the opera's. And some Tchaikovsky
too. "Marche Slave" to be specific.
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