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Nostalgia for 'Hedwig's Theme'!

Joshua Iyer

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Published: October 18, 2014 at 4:22 PM [UTC]

I just found this really neat video on the evolution of "Hedwig's Theme". I was a late bloomer to all the Harry Potter fandom, but still, this video is fantastic, as it takes you through the titles of tracks, the films, the pictures, the four composers' takes on William's theme, and the various orchestrations used for the LSO to play this theme all throughout the Harry Potter Decade of 2001 - 2011. Obviously all the instruments change roles, but I think the violins do especially, going from quick runs to having the actual melody of the theme. So anyways, enjoy! Just wanted to share this. :P


From Swetha Sai
Posted on October 20, 2014 at 4:04 PM
This music is a perfect fit for the HP series! I cannot think of any other composition which can carry this amount of nostalgia in it and oh the magic! The music chose the movie i guess!

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