Ramin Djawadi composes music for film and television. Djawadi has been numerously credited as a composer for additional music, orchestrator and as an assistant composer to Hans Zimmer. His work for films include Blade: Trinity, Ask the Dust, and Open Season. For television, Djawadi's work includes Threshold, Blade: The Series, Person of Interest and Prison Break, for which he received an Emmy nomination for "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music" in 2006. In 2007 he composed musical score for the Mr. Brooks movie featuring Kevin Costner and Demi Moore. In 2008, Djawadi wrote the score for Iron Man. In 2011 he wrote the soundtrack for the HBO fantasy hit series Game of Thrones. In 2016 he started working in HBO's new project, the TV-Show "Westworld"
Years active 1990-present.
Prologue
Ramin Djawadi Lyrics
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Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
Ramin Djawadi's Prologue is an instrumental track with no words except for nonsensical phrases repeated throughout the song. The lack of lyrics allows for the listener to interpret the music in their own way. The repeating phrases "Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi" and "Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo" have no direct translation to any known language. However, despite the lack of meaning, the phrases are hauntingly beautiful and contribute to the overall eerie and mysterious tone of the song.
The song opens with a solitary violin playing a simple melody. The melody slowly builds with the addition of more and more instruments, including strings, percussion, and brass. As the song progresses, the tempo and intensity increase, creating a sense of urgency and tension. The use of dissonant chords and unexpected harmonies adds to the unsettling feeling of the music. The song ends with a sudden, ominous chord played by a full orchestra, leaving the listener with a feeling of unease.
Overall, Ramin Djawadi's Prologue is a masterful example of how music can evoke emotion and tell a story without the use of words. The music and its repeating phrases allow the listener to create their own interpretation and imagine their own story behind the music.
Line by Line Meaning
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
A call for attention, urging those who hear the music to gather and focus.
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
With additional instruments joining in, the music builds in intensity and excitement, driving listeners to a heightened state of anticipation and energy.
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
Once again, the call to gather and focus brings the attention back to the music and the power it holds.
Y a Sette Dekke Vesnih Sakke Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savo
With the same driving rhythm and increasing intensity as before, the music builds to a crescendo that signifies an imminent event or action.
Satte Haisdrum Sette Hechi Dekke Savvo Nusa Uchi
The final call to attention reminds listeners that the moment has arrived and to be fully present for what is about to happen.
Contributed by Kaitlyn W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.