Well, alot of you know that there is a downloadable "Bella's Lullaby" in the Links tab or a person from LiveJournal has it. Well, the question is... Is it the real thing? Well, in the book, Bella's Lullaby is described as a complex piece (with Edward's hands drifting into the ebony and ivory keys). Then the song ends in a meloncholic chord. Well, if you have heard the downloadable version, it does sound complex and it has a meloncholic chord at the end of it. But notes are still played after it... So, is it the real Lullaby? I'm not sure. It is a beautiful piece and whoever wrote it is amazing! What do you guys think?
PS. Alot of people on youtube have videos saying Yiruma's, "River Flows In You" is the Lullaby, but that is not true. Bella's Lullaby is composed by Carter Burwell (announced from MTV, StephenieMeyer.com, Summit). But we all wish they had kept Rob's version :)
PS. Alot of people on youtube have videos saying Yiruma's, "River Flows In You" is the Lullaby, but that is not true. Bella's Lullaby is composed by Carter Burwell (announced from MTV, StephenieMeyer.com, Summit). But we all wish they had kept Rob's version :)
After the twilight, a new moon is obscured by an eclipse. Then a breaking dawn threatens to end it all. But after the sun leaves the dawn behind to rise to its zenith, a russet noon begins with a new adventure.
If you're a twilight fan who wonders what would have happened after the end of the saga, you might want to consider reading the tribute sequel to Breaking Dawn: Russet Noon.
Check out the preface on youtube at link
and also the official site at www.russet-noon.com
If you're a twilight fan who wonders what would have happened after the end of the saga, you might want to consider reading the tribute sequel to Breaking Dawn: Russet Noon.
Check out the preface on youtube at link
and also the official site at www.russet-noon.com
