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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Rue and Woe=== | ===Rue and Woe=== | ||
''Rue and Woe'' (1:30) features high strings playing a somber melody, joined by low strings, then both crescendo into conclusion. It plays during the level ''[[Quarantine Zone]]'', when [[Thel Vadam]]ee links up with [[Rtas 'Vadum]]ee after exiting the crashed [[Sentinel manufacturing facility]]. It also plays in the level ''[[The Great Journey]]'', when Thel Vadam confronts [[Tartarus]] in the [[control room]] of [[Installation 05]]. The piece was | ''Rue and Woe'' (1:30) features high strings playing a somber melody, joined by low strings, then both crescendo into conclusion. It plays during the level ''[[Quarantine Zone]]'', when [[Thel Vadam]]ee links up with [[Rtas 'Vadum]]ee after exiting the crashed [[Sentinel manufacturing facility]]. It also plays in the level ''[[The Great Journey]]'', when Thel Vadam confronts [[Tartarus]] in the [[control room]] of [[Installation 05]]. | ||
The piece was arranged into ''Heroes Also Fall'' from ''[[Black Tower]]'' in ''[[Halo 3: Original Soundtrack]]'', and then into ''[[Unwearied Heart]]'' in ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary Original Soundtrack]]''. | |||
An arrangement of the piece plays in the ''[[Halo Legends]]'' episode ''[[Homecoming]]'', when [[Daisy-023]] recalls the moment she looked at her home on [[Sargasso]] from a distance, but the piece was omitted from [[Halo Legends: Original Soundtrack|the official soundtrack]]. The full version of the ''Halo Legends'' arrangement was later featured in the ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]'' [[trailer]] [[Battle The Heretics]]. | |||
===Respite=== | ===Respite=== | ||
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===Pursuit of Truth=== | ===Pursuit of Truth=== | ||
''Pursuit of Truth'' (2:18) fades in with two-part of digital notes, soon joined by high female vocals singing the melody. High strings join in to echo the melody, and percussion enter to mix in with the digital note. The vocals and strings fade out. After a duet between the two-part digital notes and metallic percussive beats, the female vocals return as the percussion switches to heavier percussive beat. Cymbals enter To complement the percussive beats, and the highs strings return to conclude the piece. It plays in the beginning of the level ''High Charity'', and the name alludes to John-117 pursuing the Prophet of Truth over the course of the level. The piece was | ''Pursuit of Truth'' (2:18) fades in with two-part of digital notes, soon joined by high female vocals singing the melody. High strings join in to echo the melody, and percussion enter to mix in with the digital note. The vocals and strings fade out. After a duet between the two-part digital notes and metallic percussive beats, the female vocals return as the percussion switches to heavier percussive beat. Cymbals enter To complement the percussive beats, and the highs strings return to conclude the piece. It plays in the beginning of the level ''High Charity'', and the name alludes to John-117 pursuing the Prophet of Truth over the course of the level. | ||
The piece was arranged into ''[[Charity's Irony]]'' in ''Halo 2: Anniversary Original Soundtrack''. | |||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
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*The metallic percussive beats of ''Pursuit of Truth'' first appeared in an unused ''Halo'' soundtrack titled [http://www.bungie.net/projects/halo/asset_thumb_viewer.aspx?at=55&cc=25 ''What?'']. | *The metallic percussive beats of ''Pursuit of Truth'' first appeared in an unused ''Halo'' soundtrack titled [http://www.bungie.net/projects/halo/asset_thumb_viewer.aspx?at=55&cc=25 ''What?'']. | ||
*''Respite'' later inspired the five-note E Dorian fanfare in ''[[Finish the Fight]]'' from ''[[Halo 3: Original Soundtrack]]''.{{Ref/YouTube|b1rMbTLnIbE|Chris Anderson|Bungie's Marty O'Donnell on the Halo 3 soundtrack|Time=0:40|Y=2020|M=8|D=20}} | *''Respite'' later inspired the five-note E Dorian fanfare in ''[[Finish the Fight]]'' from ''[[Halo 3: Original Soundtrack]]''.{{Ref/YouTube|b1rMbTLnIbE|Chris Anderson|Bungie's Marty O'Donnell on the Halo 3 soundtrack|Time=0:40|Y=2020|M=8|D=20}} | ||
*In ''Halo: The Master Chief Collection'', ''Respite'' plays in the level ''Quarantine Zone'' only when playing in Classic audiovisual settings, but its remastered counterpart ''Unwearied Heart'' was omitted when playing in ''Anniversary'' audiovisual settings. | |||
{{Soundtrack|H2}} | {{Soundtrack|H2}} | ||