"it was routinely torn apart by critics." yea I suspect as much hehe :) but I love this song, and 2 others - "now and for always" and "wonder". I would like to see this show someday.
You're certainly not the first to feel that the song didn't capture enough of the spirit from Tolkien's world, so no apologies are needed. It does tend to grow on you, though ;)
@@ptitgavroche I’m pretty sure it’s Quenya, actually. I can recognize quite a few Quenya words, such as “laurë” meaning “gold” and “öre” meaning “heart.”
Hm... IT's perfect... BUT it's too modern sounding... It kinda puts it off from sounding otherworldly and unique... The atmosphere almost is deminished... BUT my love for the world and tolkiens lore for anglo saxon and english mytheology...~ I'm one of the biggest fans out there~ I am just not used to LOTR stuff being a musical... This is one of them that needs to be taken seriously and cared for delicately... You can't make it all broadway like this... Nobody would want it botched...
Hm... I am just used to seeing others type badly... Not really the problem... >>'' Buuut, you sounded true... SO that's the difference. But that is a very funny joke... Maybe you did.. OR maybe you didn't... XD
Legola' part... god I can't even. It's beautiful. I can't get over his voice. I will forever imagine this as his voice in the books. Perfect.
My replay button is now overused but I still can't stop listening to this song!
BUT most of the synthy sounds and the melodies of certain lyrics... REALLY hit home for me so I LOVE this.
My pleasure! Yes, I was quite surprised no one else had put the lyrics youtube up, and it was quite a chore finding the elvish bits =P
Majestic and divine, this truly is the ambience of wonder. Almost as if someone wrote note by note the heart of fantasy , I love this
I love that there are translations alongside it
3:08 just a time stamp for me
This is by far my favorite song from this production.
Great video, thank you for posting it :)
Thanks for the elfish translations. Couldn't find them for the longest time :)
Finally! I've been looking for a translation of the Elvish for the longest time, thank you for posting! :D
"it was routinely torn apart by critics." yea I suspect as much hehe :) but I love this song, and 2 others - "now and for always" and "wonder". I would like to see this show someday.
The pleasure is mine - I absolutely adore it too :D
i like it better than the other one
Perfect song.
You're certainly not the first to feel that the song didn't capture enough of the spirit from Tolkien's world, so no apologies are needed. It does tend to grow on you, though ;)
Hmhm... Yeah... ~ It gave me many visions... New and add ons to other things in my life. in many things I do and are doing.
A R Rahman rocks!
The world will never know...according to that old ass Tootsie Pop commercial I'm quoting ^^
what elvish language is this song in?
Sindarin
@@ptitgavroche I’m pretty sure it’s Quenya, actually. I can recognize quite a few Quenya words, such as “laurë” meaning “gold” and “öre” meaning “heart.”
Strange... >>;; I think I appriciate it more now... I'm sorry about previous message... ><
I raped this replay button
Hm... IT's perfect... BUT it's too modern sounding... It kinda puts it off from sounding otherworldly and unique... The atmosphere almost is deminished... BUT my love for the world and tolkiens lore for anglo saxon and english mytheology...~ I'm one of the biggest fans out there~ I am just not used to LOTR stuff being a musical... This is one of them that needs to be taken seriously and cared for delicately... You can't make it all broadway like this... Nobody would want it botched...
Oooooooooh my.
I'm sure it was. :)
Elvish* XD But yeah... I am glad for it too.
Yep?
XD! Hey, how do you know I didn't mean an elf with gills ;)
Yay?
Hm... I am just used to seeing others type badly... Not really the problem... >>'' Buuut, you sounded true... SO that's the difference. But that is a very funny joke... Maybe you did.. OR maybe you didn't... XD