In director Peter Jackson’s return to Middle-earth with the dwarf-packed The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the voice of New Zealand musician Neil Finn serenades the audiences when its final frame fades to black.
“The story is very much a dwarf tale as much as it is called The Hobbit,” says Finn, who sings “Song of the Lonely Mountain,” the majestic and epic yet intimate and warm ballad of the dwarves that closes out the first film of Jackson’s new trilogy.
“Song of the Lonely Mountain” shares its melody with “Misty Mountains,” a tune heard earlier in the film...
“The story is very much a dwarf tale as much as it is called The Hobbit,” says Finn, who sings “Song of the Lonely Mountain,” the majestic and epic yet intimate and warm ballad of the dwarves that closes out the first film of Jackson’s new trilogy.
“Song of the Lonely Mountain” shares its melody with “Misty Mountains,” a tune heard earlier in the film...
- 12/18/2012
- by Emily Rome
- EW - Inside Movies
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