Originally posted by Rahmania:
Noted composer A.R. Rahman will score the music for the play �The Lord of the Rings� based on J.R. Tolkien�s famous novel by the same name. The theatrical London launch of �The Lord of the Rings� comes as Hollywood builds the author�s work into its biggest box-office hit series.
A scene from the film �The Lord of the Rings.�
[b]Kevin Wallace is producing the �8-million ($13.8 million) prestigious project of Rahman, meant to be London�s most expensive production ever staged in the city�s theatrical heart, the West End. While announcing the venture in London in October, Wallace said Rahman was needed to write �unique� music, with an �exotic quality� and �brilliant melodies.� The show will be taken around the world as a multicultural global stage performance. Rahman, affectionately known among the British as the �Mozart of Madras,� is to collaborate with Finish folk group Varttina for �The Lord of the Rings.� Rahman had also scored the music for Andrew Lloyd-Webber�s successful Hindi film-inspired London play �Bombay Dreams.� According to theater critics Rahman was an inspired choice to compose the music for Tolkien�s nearly 50-year-old epic story as Rahman is known to Wallace, who has produced several Lloyd-Webber musicals.
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