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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Weu8nsJRMqE&start=30&end=40,"{""label"":""Ukulele Standard Tuning Notes"",""href"":""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Weu8nsJRMqE&start=30&end=40""}","This song is an instrumental. The tempo is medium with an acoustic guitar playing a monotone. There is no melody or instrumentation . It sounds like a guitar being tuned. It is repetitive, and insistent like a chant.",2009-07-13T20:43:19Z,69erJC,Just the standard tuning for ukulele with the notes played so you can tune it easily :),"[""Music"", ""Ukulele""]","[""instrumental"", ""medium tempo"", ""string instrument"", ""string instrument tuning"", ""minimal instrumentation"", ""meditative"", ""calming"", ""trance"", ""repetitive"", ""chanting"", ""acoustic guitar"", ""guitar tuning"", ""monotone"", ""no melody"", ""resounding sound"", ""simple""]",7,Weu8nsJRMqE,3121
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY8-pXDdwiw&start=190&end=200,"{""label"":""Misty Mountains from \""The Hobbit\"" A Cappella - Street Corner Symphony"",""href"":""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY8-pXDdwiw&start=190&end=200""}","This song is a choral harmony. The tempo is slow with intense bass and an instrument that sounds like a viola. The song is grim, grave, intense, sinister; eerie; spooky; scary, chant-like, and dreary.",2013-01-05T10:52:17Z,Street Corner Symphony,"iTunes: http://bit.ly/Dwarves
Amazon MP3: http://bit.ly/DwarvesA
Google Play: http://bit.ly/DwarvesGP

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Sung by Project Pigeon (1/3 of Street Corner Symphony), featuring Adam Chance (1/6 of Street Corner Symphony). They tell us that adds up to half of SCS, but math is hard.

This is an expanded version of the beautiful dwarf ballad from the 2012 film ""The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,"" arranged by John Martin, using the parts of Tolkien's poem describing Smaug's arrival at Erebor. We hope you love it! Please share with the world, leave a comment, and let us know what else you'd like to hear from us.

We made this video in about a week, each of us videoing himself in his own home (Tuscaloosa, AL; Montgomery, AL; Nashville, TN).

Mixed by John Martin
Video Edited by Mark McLemore

Sung by
John Martin: Lead and Lots of Other Parts
Adam Chance: Bass, Baritone and Burger
Mark McLemore: Everything Else

Follow Project Pigeon on Twitter! @ProjectPigeon1
The three of us are part of Street Corner Symphony. @StreetCornerSym 
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