‘GoT’ Composer Ramin Djawadi Returns for ‘House of the Dragon’ Score

House of the Dragon, the long-awaited prequel to HBO’s Game of Thrones, has announced via Twitter that composer Ramin Djawadi will return to score the upcoming series.

Raise your banners. @Djawadi_Ramin will compose the score for #HouseoftheDragon.

— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) February 2, 2021

Djawadi has accumulated numerous accolades for his scores, including two consecutive Emmy Awards for his work on Game of Thrones in 2018 and 2019. He has scored both films and TV series, with his work ranging from shows such as Westworld and Prison Break to films such as Iron Man and Pacific Rim.

GoT fans took to Twitter to express their excitement that Djawadi would be back with his iconic compositions. Scroll down to read some of their over-the-moon posts.

Best news ever!!!!! I’m also still hoping we gonna get at least one more Game of Thrones music live concert too when this pandemic is over!!!

— Alina Seddon (@aleenaseddon) February 2, 2021

As he should. He did right by Daenerys until the end. @Djawadi_Ramin honestly can’t wait to hear the music you compose for this show.

— Denise (@fallingallin) February 2, 2021

This thing just got a whole lot more exciting! Welcome back @Djawadi_Ramin

— Abi Khan (@iamabikhan) February 2, 2021

Get ready for the best Targaryen themes yet

— Jack (@jackc_d) February 2, 2021

This is the best news I’ve heard all day

— lilith (@lilithdemie) February 2, 2021

HECK. YES.

One of the best composers of our time!! I’m so excited!

— 🍷Tuggs Red/White/Rosé🥂 (@thattugglife) February 2, 2021