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Pre-Order ‘Songs of the Dwarves’ by the Lonely Mountain Band

Posted by on November 29, 2012 at 2:00 pm

Digital Album Cover by Davie DelaGardelle

The Dwarven supply routes have opened up and the pre-order packages are now available in limited supply!

“Songs of the Dwarves” celebrates the lore of the Dwarf and is the third album from the Lonely Mountain Band. Musician John Di Bartolo said, “Very much like The Hobbit movie, the album is on the “cutting room floor” right until the very last day.  I can vouch that there will be at least 12 songs on the album totaling around 50 minutes or more of epic dwarven minstrelsy!”

Physical CD Cover by Ted Nasmith

The Physical CD Cover Art is by Ted Nasmith and the Digital Album Cover art is by David DelaGardelle of Cedarlore Forge. Guest composers include Arjan Kiel (Born of Hope Soundtrack) and Astleigh Mondegreen.

Pre-order packages range from $7 to $70, with the treasure hoard growing larger with each package. The “Dwarf Lord” package boasts a replica war axe, one of the last remaining copies of the Middle-earth Network “Dwarf Map,” signed copies of all 3 Lonely Mountain Band CDs, and all the songs in digital format. Click here for more information and to pre-order.

This audio teaser features some of the music from the album.

Join the album release party live December 13th, 2012 on HobbitMovieDay.com. Pre-sale begins today, November 29th, 2012 at www.MinstrelSongs.com

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Author: Lily’s first experience with Tolkien was when the eccentric Mrs. H performed all of the characters from The Hobbit in her seventh grade class. In high school, she felt obliged to decline a second date with a boy who said he had no interest in reading The Lord of the Rings. In college, she unwisely decided to reread her beloved copy of The Hobbit during finals week, with only semi-disastrous results. When not writing for Middle-earth News, Lily tries not to unnerve her coworkers and family with her extreme geekery, but somehow, Star Wars, Star Trek, Sherlock, Merlin, Doctor Who, The Princess Bride, Back to the Future, superheroes, Disney movies, and of course, Tolkien, seem to have relevance in EVERY conversation.

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