Do you remember this music? I bet you do. It was all over the place in the early 2000s, from Youtube videos, trailers, video games, tv shows, tv series...you name it. But why did this music become such an iconic piece of work? What makes it so...'memorable'?

Special thanks to my good musician friend Jeesu Chang for listening to and analyzing Lux Aeterna for this video!

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Extra Credits:

Interview with Clint Mansell on the scoring process:
https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/923944...

Vice article on where Lux Aeterna has been used:
https://www.vice.com/en/article/4ayj5...

Timestamp
0:00 Introduction
0:42 Lux Aeterna - Opening
1:56 Music VS Film
2:20 Foreground Edit
2:57 Tuning
4:03 Scores
5:01 Different Motifs
5:50 Lux VS Meltdown
6:51 Trigger - Harry and Marion
8:24 Separation - Tense Motif
9:40 Meltdown
10:10 Graphic Matches
10:49 Sounds
11:59 Build-up
12:28 Specifics
12:53 Shifting Music
13:34 Lux Aeterna - Ending
14:51 Thank you