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Apr 11, 2019 · “The Rains of Castamere” is a famous tune from George R.R. Martin’s books and was translated beautifully to the show by Djawadi. It lives in various incarnations in the score, but is best...
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- You Know Nothing- Season Three
- 19- Chaos Is A Ladder- Season Three
- The North Remembers- Season 4
- The Kings Arrival- Season One
- The Tower- Season Six
- Dragonstone- Season Seven
- Winter Is Here- Season Seven
- Reign- Season Six
- Hold The Door- Season Six
- Army of The Dead- Season Seven
One of Djawadi’s talents is being able to not only capture the feel of a whole house with a piece of music, but also being able to capture every single character with small but effective melodies to represent them. “You Know Nothing” is a theme for Ygritte, the wilding firecracker who captures the heart of Jon Snow in season three. Ygritte is a str...
This particular piece of music could be interpreted as a character theme. That character is Petyr Baelish, otherwise known as the conniving Littlefinger. The music comes at a scene between Littlefinger and Varys, where Littlefinger describes how he goes about playing the great game of manipulation within Kings Landing. He considers chaos as a ladde...
The Starks are a tragic family from the Game of Thronesuniverse. Their dedication to honour and loyalty ultimately resulted in the devastation of their family. The northern kingdom in Westeros is full of stubborn but fiercely loyal people who considered the Starks the protectors of the north. Their decline was a blow to the north but they were quic...
It seems like a lifetime ago that we were introduced to the world of Westeros on the screen after the success of George R.R Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire book series. Ramin Djawadi’s score manages to bring the audience into the fantasy world immediately. “The King’s Arrival”, which also acts as the House Baratheon theme, is a self-explanatory pie...
One of the biggest theories from fans about Jon Snow’s parentage was confirmed in an emotional scene from season six and with it came a stellar score. Jon was confirmed to not actually be the son of Ned Stark but instead his nephew. Jon’s parents were long speculated to be Rhaegar Targaryen, brother of Daenerys, and Lyanna Stark, sister of Ned Star...
Season Seven was one that had a rather monumental opening. Daenerys’s storyline has had several twists and turns along the way but there was always one constant throughout: she was going to go home and take her place as ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. The contender for Iron Throne is still up in the air for the meantime (what with the ice zombie invas...
An eerie interpretation of the shows main theme, “Winter is Here” is played in the last episode of season seven. The music is almost entirely on the piano, increasing the peaceful yet foreboding nature of it. It plays when we see Jaime Lannister choosing to leave Kings Landing and Cersei in favour of going north to support the fight against the Nig...
“Reign” is another pivotal moment for our Targaryen princess as she finally conquers Meereen. The Second Siege of Meereen is the last battle in Daenerys’s quest to liberate slavers bay. The remaining masters fight back against Daenerys in a last attempt to restore slavery in the city. Daenerys yet again proves that she is a force to be reckoned and...
“Hold the Door” is a piece of music that starts off in an epic fashion, like that of a battle theme, but ends up becoming a painfully emotional moment to match the scene in the show. The scene in which “Hold the Door” is used is centred on Bran, Hodor and Meera beyond the Wall as they try to evade the Night King. After a vision goes wrong, the Nigh...
The season seven finale had several important moments, but none more so then the final minutes of the episode. After the death of Daenerys’s dragon Viserion, the Night King enlists him into his ranks. With a dragon now by his side, the Night King now seems almost unstoppable. The closing scene shows the white walker army advancing on The Wall, the ...
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Ramin Djawadi's score for the epic fantasy series Game Of Thrones is integral to its success. Huge percussion, sweeping strings and bombastic themes make it a truly exhilarating listen, so here's our guide to some of the best music from the show.
- The Light of the Seven’ A piano solo is rare on Game of Thrones and Djawadi chose the instrument after the show’s writers and producers tipped him off about Cersei blowing up the Great Sept to claim the Iron Throne. ‘
- The Rains of Castamere’ The most cursed song on the show because terrible things usually happen whenever it’s sung. The tune is favoured by the Lannisters because it details Tywin Lannister’s bloody victory over a group of rebels.
- The Tower’ The biggest reveal of the series, Jon Snow is the child of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen, has a score to match its significance and it’s a heartbreaker.
- The Night King’ People complained they had difficulty seeing anything during the Battle of Winterfell, but you could definitely hear the epic score.
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- The Light of the Seven. Djawadi really changes it up with "The Light of the Seven," which is not really heard in Game of Thrones before. The piano is used for this score, making it haunting and foreshadowing Cersei's plan for King's Landing Sept of Baelor.
- Dragonstone. Daenerys' opening scene for the beginning of Game of Thrones Season 7 was built up — and for good reason. She was finally returning home to take her place as ruler of the Seven Kingdoms as her family had once ruled.
- The Rains of Castamere. "The Rains of Castamere" has become one of the most cursed songs in the show due to something evil and terrible happening whenever it is played.
- The Winds of Winter. The Game of Thrones Season 6 finale also played "The Winds of Winter" as Daenerys returns to Westeros. It is an amazing piece that Djawadi was able to accomplish in such an iconic episode.
Aug 15, 2022 · “Light of the Seven” From Game of Thrones (Music from the HBO® Series - Season 6)Music by Ramin DjawadiListen to the soundtrack here: https://soundtracks.ln...
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Oct 8, 2021 · The opening credits of Game of Thrones is the most famous piece of music from the series but Ramin Djawadi has written the music for all eight seasons, including the upcoming season. As well as the main theme, distinct individual themes have been created for some of the main characters and Houses.
