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The Harp Twins Play Selections From The Lord Of The Rings
Professional duet harpists Camille and Kennerly Kitt are best known as the "Harp Twins", a duo famous for arranging and performing a variety of music from popular artists, television, film, and video games. In their latest performance, the Twins play an electric duet harp arrangement of songs from The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
For their videos, Harp Twins Camille and Kennerly don matching outfits inspired by their choice of music - and this performance is no exception.
Watch the video below to experience the Twins' Lord of the Rings Medley, which covers five selections from the films: "The Breaking of the Fellowship", "In Dreams", "Concerning Hobbits", "The Riders of Rohan", and "Into the West".
For more of their performances, visit Camille and Kennerly's YouTube channel or the Harp Twins website, to see detailed coverage of their professional career.
In other Tolkien-related news, Monolith Productions' Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is our December cover. Check out our interview with design director Michael de Plater and lead writer Christian Cantamessa to learn more about the upcoming game.
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