Peter Jacksons The Lord of the Rings film trilogy was lauded by critics and fans alike on many fronts: it was a better realization of Middle-earth than most thought possible, and it was clear that an incredible amount of detail went into every facet of the films. One particular facet — composer Howard Shores excellent score — will get its due in April 2015 when the entire trilogy is screened alongside a live orchestra performance at New York Citys David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. The films will be projected on huge screens set above 250 musicians, including a full symphonic orchestra, choruses, soloist, and conductor Ludwig Wicki. On Saturday the 11th, The Fellowship of the Ring will be shown as a matinee;
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