Cinematic strings and low choir introduce serene solo voice. Percolating rhythms and lush sweeping background vocals at 0:42. Kicks in at 1:35 with big drums, epic vocals and orchestra. Airy, moving, and peaceful, but with purpose. Goose bumps are guaranteed.

Piano, pizzicato strings, and strummed chords burst to life with a swell of percussion, brass and strings at :12. A drop at :23 before a pennywhistle melody begins at :25 and dramatic stomping drum stabs join at :37 in celebration. At :49 the melody changes and grows stronger with emerging choir and piano. At 1:20 a full burst of triumph when original pennywhistle melody comes back. Additional clap rhythm joins at 1:45 and gradually grows even bigger until 2:08 before dropping back away for one more drop to lead into a big powerful finish.

Driving strings and violin in 6/8 set the scene before some huge drums start accentuating every other measure. The main melody enters in at 0:43 along with another blast of brass and percussion at 1:04. We get a secondary melody starting at 1:26 that maintains the energy before coming down slightly at 1:47. We then get a colossal stop and build at 2:11 to bring us into the final section of the piece.

Driving strings and intermittent brass and percussion stabs evoke a tense battle scene. The rhythm becomes more steady with some brass and a more regular percussion pattern at 0:21. There is then a short stop and build before coming way down to showcase a lively woodwind melody. The melody is then replaced with big percussion before the melody returns again with percussion hits striking around the empty spaces of the melody at 1:04. The driving back end of the piece starts with a stop and building backend starting at 1:23.