Beautifully scored and, in my opinion, a spot on representation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. This piece is empowering, haunting, and epic, all at once. It brings tears to your eyes with or without the scene from the film accompanying it and that is exactly what a great score is supposed to do.
John Williams may have started it brilliantly, but Alexandre Desplat has ended it perfectly.
Hey, I'm Colleen. I am a graphic designer, musician, and sports nut. I enjoy art, music, the New York skyline, Pixar, Sports Illustrated covers, baseball stadiums and discussing animation techniques although no one ever seems to want to talk with me.
