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Mjolnir Mix has no lyrics, but both versions of it start with a Gregorian-style choir chant. The chant quickly changes into instruments (drums and string instruments in the first Halo game, Steve Vai's electric guitar in the second). High note-string instruments are then added, and the piece gains speed as it goes on. It ends abruptly, though it is meant to repeat as the opening menu and closing [[credits]] are shown in the game. In the near end it goes with a tune which cannot be described which shows the Halos are very great and big in power. The Silent Cartographer activated over [[Easy]] music has it with a guitar and has the gregorian chant more. | Mjolnir Mix has no lyrics, but both versions of it start with a Gregorian-style choir chant. The chant quickly changes into instruments (drums and string instruments in the first Halo game, Steve Vai's electric guitar in the second). High note-string instruments are then added, and the piece gains speed as it goes on. It ends abruptly, though it is meant to repeat as the opening menu and closing [[credits]] are shown in the game. In the near end it goes with a tune which cannot be described which shows the Halos are very great and big in power. The Silent Cartographer activated over [[Easy]] music has it with a guitar and has the gregorian chant more. | ||
== | ==Guitar=== | ||
The song plays after Echo 419 (and | ===Halo 2=== | ||
===Halo 2 Guitar=== | |||
===The Maw=== | |||
The song plays after Echo 419 (and Foehamer) goes down in flames in the last level The Maw. It is normal until the player gets 400m within the Longsword. It has a saddish or like that tone and it then plays a tone like the Two Betrayals version. | |||
*Saddish Tone | |||
*Encouragement Tone | |||
*Saddish Tone | |||
*Drum Beats | |||
*Mjonir Mix (Normal) | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
