The Sound of 'The Odyssey': Composer Ludwig Göransson Used Ancient Greek Instruments, Scrap Metals and Gongs Ludwig Göransson's score for Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is an experiment in sound design that sets itself apart from traditional orchestral arrangements.
Instead, the composer opted for ancient Greek instruments and unconventional materials to create a unique sonic landscape.
Göransson has explained his decision by noting that traditional instrumentation often evokes period dramas or historical epics.