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| name      = Unyielding
[[Video:Unyielding|200px|right]]
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'''Unyielding''' is a piece of music featured in [[Halo 2]], and is present on Volume 2 of the [[Halo 2: Original Soundtrack|Halo 2 Soundtrack]].
| album      = [[Halo 2: Original Soundtrack]]
| composer  = [[Martin O'Donnell]] and [[Michael Salvatori]]
| length    = 03:05
| producer  =
| last      = [[Mombasa Suite]]
| next      = [[Mausoleum Suite]]  
}}


The song is a fast paced piano piece meant to accompany action sequences of similar pace, it later incorporates strings playing a variation of a segment of the [[Halo Theme]].
'''Unyielding''' is the fourth track in ''[[Halo 2: Original Soundtrack#Volume 2|Halo 2: Original Soundtrack, Volume 2]]''. It also serves as the basis of the ninth track ''[[Reclaimer (music)|Reclaimer]]''.


The track is heard during [[Uprising (Level)|Uprising]], in the section entitled 'Step Aside! Let the Man Go Through', and plays during the opening fight in the canyon leading to the Brute camp. It is also played in big fight in the tunnel of [[Quarantine Zone]].
==Overview==
The piece is a fast paced piano and electric guitar piece meant to accompany action sequences of similar pace, it later incorporates strings playing a variation of a segment of the ''[[Halo Theme]]''. It uses the same rhythm as ''[[Rock Anthem for Saving the World]]'' did in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''.  


It is the basis of the song [[Reclaimer (music)|Reclaimer]].
==Appearances==
The track is heard during the ''[[Halo 2]]'' level ''[[Uprising]]'', in the section "Step Aside! Let the Man Go Through", and plays during the opening fight in the canyon leading to the Brute camp.


It uses the same rhythm as [[Rock Anthem for Saving the World]] did in [[Halo: Combat Evolved]].
==Arrangements==
In ''[[The Package (animated short)|The Package]]'' from ''[[Halo Legends]]'', a rearrangement of ''Unyielding'' plays during the scene where [[John-117]], [[Kelly-087]] and [[Frederic-104]] are fighting their way through the Covenant ship, and finishes just after John and Kelly are separated. The piece was not included in the ''[[Halo Legends: Original Soundtrack]]''.


The song's length is 3:05
Even though ''Unyielding'' was rearranged for ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]'', the album only featured ''[[Genesong]]'', the reinterpretation of ''Reclaimer''.


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Latest revision as of 11:35, June 26, 2024

Unyielding redirects here. For the Covenant battle station, see Unyielding Hierophant.
Unyielding

Album:

Halo 2: Original Soundtrack

Composer(s):

Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori

Length:

03:05

Previous:

Mombasa Suite

Next:

Mausoleum Suite

 

Unyielding is the fourth track in Halo 2: Original Soundtrack, Volume 2. It also serves as the basis of the ninth track Reclaimer.

Overview[edit]

The piece is a fast paced piano and electric guitar piece meant to accompany action sequences of similar pace, it later incorporates strings playing a variation of a segment of the Halo Theme. It uses the same rhythm as Rock Anthem for Saving the World did in Halo: Combat Evolved.

Appearances[edit]

The track is heard during the Halo 2 level Uprising, in the section "Step Aside! Let the Man Go Through", and plays during the opening fight in the canyon leading to the Brute camp.

Arrangements[edit]

In The Package from Halo Legends, a rearrangement of Unyielding plays during the scene where John-117, Kelly-087 and Frederic-104 are fighting their way through the Covenant ship, and finishes just after John and Kelly are separated. The piece was not included in the Halo Legends: Original Soundtrack.

Even though Unyielding was rearranged for Halo 2: Anniversary, the album only featured Genesong, the reinterpretation of Reclaimer.