The dawn of the 21st century brought a seismic change for the composer when New Zealander Peter Jackson invited him to write the music for The Lord of the Rings trilogy, followed a decade later by The Hobbit. The blockbuster films introduced the wonders of Shores writing here applied to storytelling on an epic scale to audiences worldwide. I honestly believe I managed to connect with Tolkiens work and his love of nature, which I also share, says Shore. I wrote that music with my heart.\” LP1:The Hobbit1. The Noble Wood (I Roderyn)Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Movement I2. Where the Shadows Lie3. The History of the Ring4. A Long-Expected Party5. The Seduction of the Ring6. A Black ShadowLord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Movement II7. Last Homely House8. Turning Southwards9. The Road Under the Mountain10.The Halls of Durin11. Durin\’s Bane12. The Golden Wood13. Gandalfs Lament14. Beyond Lothlrien15. The Anduin16. The White Hand17. The Passing of Boromir18. The Fate of the Bearer19. In DreamsCatania20. CataniaEsther Kahn21. Esther Kahn (Paris Suite)Concertino from Eastern Promises22. Eastern Promises23. Tatiana / Trans-Siberian Diary LP2:The Fly Suite24. Main Title25. Plasma Pool26. Stathis Enters27. The Stairs28. The Jump29. FinaleNaked Lunch Suite30. Naked Lunch31. Fadela\’s Coven / Dr. BenwayEd Wood Suite32. Main Title (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)33. Grave Robbers (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)34. This Is the One (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)35. Crash Suite36. Crash37. CineTerra38. Mechanism Of Occupant Ejection39. Mirror Image40. Where\’s the Car?41. Sexual Logic42. Road Research Laboratory43. Chromium Bower44. Triton45. Prophecy Is Dirty and Ragged