What is Reddit's opinion of The Lord of the Rings Instrumental Solos for Strings: Violin (with Piano Acc.), Book & Online Audio/Software (Pop Instrumental Solo Series)?

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Hey there, not the OP but this is the book that my teacher and I found for LOTR music. It comes with backing tracks too. I think if you get the digital version it comes with access to digital mp3s instead of the cd.

https://www.amazon.com/Lord-Rings-Instrumental-Solos-Strings/dp/0757923291

Hey there, this is the book that my teacher and I found for LOTR music. It comes with backing tracks too. I think if you get the digital version it comes with access to digital mp3s instead of the cd.

https://www.amazon.com/Lord-Rings-Instrumental-Solos-Strings/dp/0757923291

This one: http://www.amazon.com/Lord-Rings-Instrumental-Solos-Strings/dp/0757923291?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s01

As an update: Playing with the CD definitely helps a lot. I can almost play most of them with the accompaniment and the instrumentals just sound so great

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I have a few hobbies, but my newest one is learning to play the violin. It's super daunting, and I find myself hating it much more than loving it lately. I keep snapping strings when I try to tune, my pegs slip a lot, and I'm struggling to find the right pressure for bow strikes. But when things go well, it's the most soothing thing in the world for me to play. It's one of only two things in the world that tune out all the thoughts in my head. This is something I'd love to learn to play from, because LOTR has a breathtaking soundtrack.

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