The Shire
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- THE PENSIVE SETTING of the Shire/Hobbit theme is heard the first time we see Hobbiton. If the Hymn Setting is used for times when a Hobbit is feeling a intensely strong emotion toward the Shire (or a thing or person from the Shire), then the Pensive Setting, I think, conveys affectionate feelings toward the same.
THE RURAL SETTING of the Shire/Hobbit Theme is, as Shore says, "more for Hobbiton." I, in fact, previously called this the Hobbiton Theme. It is folkier than the Pensive Setting but just as melodic. It makes strong use of the Hobbit Accompaniments. This music is most often played with folk instruments: bodhrán, whistle, fiddle, dulcimer, guitar, mandolin, folk harp, musette, and celesta.
THE HYMN SETTING of the Shire theme pairs the familiar melody of "In Dreams" with slow, chord-like notes. It "grieves the hobbits' loss of innocence as it celebrates their resolve in the face of adversity." To me, the scenes with this music are ones in which a Hobbit's love for the Shire--or for the things or people of the Shire--is particularly strong. It is, however, only used for Frodo and Sam, not Merry and Pippin. When the feelings are more simple affection, the Pensive Setting seems to be used.
HOBBIT OUTLINE - This 4 note motif represents "the hobbits' playful side. It's used as "an expectation of the next thing coming."" (Doug Adams, CR-FOTR liner notes, page 13)
HOBBIT TWO STEP - Even thought this is a 'two note' figure, it often has an 'om pa pa' feel to it. An initial, first beat anchors the measure. Then the two notes of the Two Step play on beats 2 and 3 and there's a pause on beat 4. When played alone, it is usually be repeated three times and then the Hobbit Skip Beat is heard. But it's also heard under other music, most notably, the Rural Setting of the Shire Theme.
HOBBIT SKIP BEAT - This little phrase is often heard mixed in with the Hobbit Two Step Figure. The notes are derived from the outline with the first note dropped. Then it's played at double speed on the upbeat. It can be heard as a prominent figure, or as a quiet ostinato underneath other music, most notably, the Rural Setting of the Shire Theme.
HOBBIT END CAP - this is a two beat finale (with grace notes) to the Hobbit Two Step Figure (although I can hear something very similar to the notes DA referenced in the CR-FOTR liner notes at times not connected with the Hobbit Two-Step Figure.)
A HOBBIT'S UNDERSTANDING is not a separate setting of the Shire/Hobbit Theme, "(i)t's more developmental bridging crossing portions of the Pensive, Folk, and Hymn Settings, but complicating them with extended melodic lines and realigned rhythms." (Doug Adams, CR-FOTR liner notes, page 11-12) This more complicated music crops up when the Hobbits' life become a little more complicated, when they have to move beyond their simpler view and understanding of the world.
• Ringbearer
"IN DREAMS" - This is the song, sung by boy soprano Edward Ross, that is heard during the FOTR end credits. It is a strong example of the most predominant melody used in association with the Shire and the Hobbits. For more information, see The Music of the LOTR Books.
SHIRE REBORN - This Fourth Age theme and final statement of Shire music is heard as Sam says to Rosie, 'Well, I'm back'. The Shire theme retains but has matured beyond its original "In Dreams" melody. The Hobbit Outline, also matured from staccato and sprightly to deliberate and sober, joins in before "The End". - เพลง
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Living in a Hobbit hole surrounded by good books and peaceful music is my idea of heaven.
Yay! Books!
we should marry XD
Jonathan Ortega Haha it's all right, I'm taken. ;)
aww wut abouut the books....i guess we are ment for each other me and my lovely books. They like me reading them and they take me to another world.
Thùy-Anh Thái Living in a Dark Fortress surrounded by lava and aggressive music is my idea of heaven :)
There is no life into the void...only...Death...!
this is how real life should be. peaceful and people loving each other and living in harmony with nature
Unless you live anywhere else but the Shire, or Rivendell...I mean all the other Kingdoms of men and dwarfs are pretty un-peaceful lol
See you in Shire after our premise sir!😊
Hobbits don't loving each other.
@@julianmild2051 at least they don't kill each other for nothing.
If only nature wasn’t such a beast. Farming is very hard with Shire level technology. Drought comes, winds topple, Winter freezes. You could say the Shire has an easier climate since it is imaginary, but in the real world, an advanced industrialized tech world is pretty good. We just have to get our meaning crisis figured out. How to not be depressed and selfish in our American wealth, but how to be motivated and keep working hard. How to work with others and help others in and out of the developed world.
What made me even happier is that scrolling down all these comments, I haven't seen a single comment of us arguing and fighting,unity can be beautiful 😢
LoTR fans are great
Lakshmi G yeah
Mansoor Gordo Son take easy
Mansoor Gordo yeah, cause we can live like hobbits
Because that bad ring is destroyed, and the evil with it ;)
Return of the king is the only movie that makes me cry every time I watch it. "My friends, you bow to no one" get's me every time xD
"my brother, my captain, my king" gets me as well
PTCruiserHB Check out my compilation of the shire themes used in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The variations used in this film where very different from lotr
john lehane None of my friends remember this quote! But it's such a big deal
Same.
same
Everyone thinks I'm so odd for tearing up at a LoTR movie but they don't understand.
The nostalgia is so strong it gets me near tears...
LordVader1094 I feel you.
LordVader1094 We all do.
LordVader1094 you are sensitive ☺️
I actually did break into tears
@@alexrance3701 Same... this ost and sam's speech always get me, specialy during tough times.
"You're a fine person, Mr. Baggins, and I'm very fond of you, but you're only quite a little fellow, in a wide world that is."
Only the Lord of the Rings could fully explain what home really meant and the peace that could be found there. Best movies ever made... perfect truly.
+RequiemOfTheFirst If you love the movie, you would love more the original book from the great Tolkien...
+PinWii27 I already read the books... And the Silmarillion, Children of Hûrin and others. J.R.R. Tolkien is my favorite writer and the books are my favorite stories. The movies captured it all is what I mean, and the music brings everything together so completely.
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J.R.R. Tolkien first started penning down thoughts of what would become The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings when sitting in trenches and hospitals during the first World War. He's often quoted as saying that the war didn't inspire him to write the novels, but having been overseas myself I believe sub-consciously it gave him many ideas. Especially in regards to the mechanizations of the nations involved; and in Germany's case...extreme industrialism at the cost of people's freedom and mere existence.
Well done, Brandon-you've struck gold again. In a rather shabby world it does me, the great-grandson of someone who spent the same time in the trenches as JRRT and who learned how to stand up in the face of tyranny good to see that someone still keeps the old ideas going. Good on you, young man.
I don't know why but everytime I listen to the track, I shed tears.
It has to be because of how peaceful and warm it is. Its like being welcomed by your family in a safe heaven you call home cx
Its because we are searching even if you dont know it, inside of you there is a longing to be home with god where we belong. You know we were created to live with god and when we live by ourselfs follow our own desires and we dont live in gods presence our soul feels lonely empty inside. For me when i listen to this song i used to think about shire but now i think of gods kingdom there is water there is green and light as you never seen before and warmth and love and grace.
This song is where we are all home.
This music reminds me, after a long day of hard work. Sit down, get some bread and cheese, cream and ale. Turn on the radio and think about the coming harvest of autumn. Good old days ...
+Derrick Liu Well done, young fellow. You're the next best thing in a long line of people who lived the simple life, and made of it what they could with what they had. Hold on to that thought-there are quite a few of us still around thanks to JRRT.
@Derrick Liu Don't forget the mushrooms!
I do not belive in Heaven, nor do I belive in Hell.
I believe that when you die, you wake up under the party tree in the Shire and you smell the strawberries and feel the wind that gently flows over the green fields and you see hobbits everywhere, smiling and laughing, enjoying the simple life. As life should be. This makes me feel reliefed that no matter what happens in this life, I still got the best part left. The day I wake up in The Shire.
Wait, when waking up under the Shire- do you suddenly shrink by about 3 feet?
Skull Knight If you feel like it, yes
That makes me cry...just...so...wonderful..
That's so beautifull it made me cry
Hey, that's better than the barren wasteland Heaven promises and the endless torture Hell apparently is. I'm going down with those thoughts in my head. Although, I hope I'm not going down anytime soon.
The "In Dreams" track will always immediately bring me back to being five years old snuggled up with my dad and older brothers while I hide away from the black riders and think about the sunny Shire. I will always associate that track with home and feeling safe and love, which is really what I associate The Shire with. I think Howard Shore's done his job, don't you?
When I'm a father, I'll tell my kids about this lovely story. And this is how I'd begin:
"My dear boy, I think it is time for you to know the real story of Hobbitton.
About a Hobbit who lived in a hole. Not a nasty, dirty wet hole, full of worms and oozy smells. No, this was a Hobbit hole. And that means; Good food, a warm hearth, and all the comforts of home. And it wasn't great powers that held the evil in check, you know."
"It wasn't?"
"Certainly not. No, it is the small daily deeds of ordinary people that can hold evil in check. Acts out of kindness and love. Why are Hobbits my favourite characters? Well, perhaps it's because I was afraid...and they gave me courage."
EDIT: After 4 years, it's heartwarming to see such kind replies. Thank you all to whom it matters.
Your kids will be very lucky. 😊😊😊
bigjonfaulkner
I hope so ^^ Thanks for the (encouraging) compliment ;)
(first need to find a wife, though XD LOL)
Well done, Warren. "Aure Entuluva!".
If Aragorn Elessar could make a match in the ultimate union of the Quendi and Atani, you can find a wife in the last of the three Houses of the Edain. May Manwe guide you and keep you under The One, my friend.
Adam Welton
Well, perhaps. Elessar is descendent from Numenor, I'm only a normal human who happens to read a lot about Middle-Earth ^^
Thanks for the compliment though! ;D
Every time I listen to this I imagine my self sitting in the midst of a field of rolling green hills watching the sunset. One of these days I hope to find that place...
me too man, me too
same here
It's good to see people with their hearts set for tranquility, I am with you there my friends (:
I'm on the same bandwagon.
Me too, brother, me too...
Someday, when I retire from the military and take my pension, I'm going to find a rural field just like the shire and buy a spot of land on it with a mound. And I am going to dig into it and build my own hobbit hole, complete with the fence and garden and circular door. Then I am going to spend the rest of my days enjoying second breakfast and smoking on a pipe by my garden and writing about my adventures. That will be my reward for a lifetime of hardship and conflict. The Shire is my heaven on earth😊.
Hang in there. After Hubby and I retired from the Fly Force, it took us about 10 years to find our Shire.
I laugh when someone asks me if we're going to do any traveling "Not even if Gandalf asks us."
You sir, are awesome!
They have them where they filmed the movie you can buy 1 I imagine they're abandoned
bigjonfaulkner
I left and saw more hardship on the street.
For queen and country
Phat Jesus i am totally going to buy my own hobbit hole when i retire!! that is like a dream come true
I'm usually considered a kind of insensitive person, but this, this makes me cry every time. There's few things as beautiful as the LOTR trilogy and the music.
+Simon Björklund This goes back to the line of your people, Simon. It touches something you might never have discovered without JRRT to show us the way.
Me too, mate. I just wonder if there will be a bright end to the torment I go through, and if and when that happens, I'll be glad and thankful for TLOTR. ^^ I even am considered an inconsiderate person by my family, but the friends I have are more like to what one thinks of as family than my family. I think it is wrong to assume that one has no empathy. ^^ I even cry to this theme. It's like it's a sense of comfort that I usually only receive from the girlfriend I rarely see (her name is Amber, she lives long distance from me). The thing is, I view a girlfriend as more of a mother figure than an unpaid whore. :) I literally have a sense of home when I listen to this. I wish people would simply be less to mean to me. I mean, even teachers and principals persecute and slander me. Which is why I am daring enough to have a long distance relationship. Plus, my girlfriend likes LOTR just like me. ^^
If women were less of a dominatrix, then the world would be a better place. We need men to be the head of the house, we need men to be the ones to bring order, we need women to be more nurturing and beautiful without losing morality. If we do that, then we'd probably have less crime. You know what I think? Remember the sorority shooting? I think the shooter was trying to convince women that they need to be more nurturing. That'd explain why he said that women were denying him of love. Of course, we can deal with the problem of radical feminism with intellect and not violence. But people are too afraid to face the feminists with intellect. If women would not have gained so much power, who knows? WWII might have been the last war ever fought in the world between humans. Greg Gutfeld has a theory that the reason why the terrorists are fighting us is to expand their oppression of women, likely a response to radical feminists oppressing men. This is the reason we're fighting a many sided fight known as the war on Islamic Terror. They Muslims would have been more tame were it not for radical feminists. ^^ But of course, the radical feminists might try to react to this theory. At least it is better than blaming it on races or religions XD. But yeah, honestly my girlfriend and I prefer for men to be in power. ^^
Reboot.Earth this is one of the few things that can make me cry and I love it when I do.
JRRT did such an amazing job. I think he would be humbled to see our comments about his work.
"In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit. Not a nasty hole filled with an oozy smell and the ends of worms, nor yet a dry bare sandy hole with nothing to sit down on or to eat, but a Hobbit-hole. And this means comfort". Live as they lived. Be as they were. Do as they did, and create a future for your children and all others: “It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end… because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing… this shadow. Even darkness must pass.”. Only you can change the story, and you can't close the book before The End. Make your children proud. Make them better than you. Show them that they have something to pass on, as Bilbo, Frodo and Sam did. They're your inspiration-keep JRRT's memory of Middle-Earth alive by living the life we once did when there was more bravery, sunshine and green things in the World, and less noise and nonsense. and fighting Evil was just something to be fought until we won.
you made me lil bit cry buddy;) you wrote the reason why i love JRRTs work
You are most welcome my dear fellow. Thirty-five years of enjoying JRRT's works has made me a kinder, gentler and more patient being than I could have been without them. I hope that everyone who visits Arda, however briefly and by whatever means, leaves with a renewed sense of wonder, and greater gentility in their heart.
Adam Welton damn bro. That’s amazing
My dear Alex, I lived and learned at the feet of my grandparents whose own parents fought the Great War as JRRT and his friends did, and yet they went on to fight the second greater war. They did what they could with what they had, and look what they gave us! I recall the green trees of Sherwood, and the little rivers and streams that ran around. That was my very own Shire forty years ago, and I am glad to have lived in such a place. If you can find your own green land that is filled with love and generosity where everyone is welcome, then you are a very lucky fellow indeed in these times. If not, then pick up JRRT's mighty work and dream of Arda, where we can find what we miss so terribly in these dark days. May a star shine upon your road.
An unforgettable adventure that was gifted us by J.R.R Tolkien and Peter Jackson. I watched each 3 movies 3 times and each time after finishing it I missed Hobbits, their Shire and Middle Earth. I felt like a big part of my life has stopped at the end of it. I want to watch this movie again, and over again to remember that I was a part of Frodo's Adventure.
Thank you J.R.R Tolkien
Thank you Peter Jackson
Thank you Team Lord of the rings.
An unexpected Journey...an unforgettable story.
I'm 14, but have been watching and in love with LOTR since I was 6. I have watched the trilogy at least twice every month for the past 8 years, and the music gets me every time! I listen to it when I study, but I have to hold my face back away from the paper so I don't get teardrops on it. 😭😭
Miss, I found the round green door with the brass knob in the exact middle that led me to a land where love, generosity and kindness could be found as surely as a good dinner when I was a lot younger than you, and not long after JRRT left us with his beloved Edith for shores that we know not of. Forty-five years later my love for that land I once visited as a small boy remains undimmed, and it pleases me greatly that Mister Jackson's incredible work remains for you to share with your children as you grow as JRRT's with me and mine.
Sometimes i wish, i could live in these times.
I cry a little every time someone else says this. i have been thinking that for 21 years, (im 29 now) Its great to be a free thinker ^_^. for a long time i though i was the only one `\('-' )/'
vampiricHaru Well, now you know that you are not the only one and this is great ;). However, there are not many people in the world with free thinking mind like us. Good job ;)
It is a pity that I meet people like you only on the Internet. It was so great to wake up in the Shire with a fellowship containing people like you.
I see strawberries growing on the tops of knoll houses or the polished oak of the cupboard at Bag End. I see a tough pony and nine travelers in the snow, and I see Eagles flying over the mountains.
I see a dark sky filled with ash and rivers of magma surrounding two very kind little hobbits.
In the third film, the thing that made me cry the most was when Sam was the last one to walk in and see frodo as they both smile at each other! True friendship :)
I hear this song and say..."when I become an old man I will buy a house on the shire and spent my days sitting on my yard smoking old tobby singin songs and watching the big clouds and when I close my eyes in the end i will think that I am leaving the heaven just to go back to it"
Mmmh. We are two..
+LuxCirilo suddenly Gandalf comes and invites you on a journey. Will you go?
+yaykaboom Is it truthfully a choice ? OF COURSE I'LL GO !
yaykaboom I am waiting for that moment
Poetic bro! Lovely!
4:02 "My friends, you bow to no one."
+Marcel Alberti lets rewatch and cry together, cuz i do too
that line, coupled with the music, gets me every time. Every. Freaking. Time.
So they become swords
Megsterrz I like music 4:02
Megsterrz, that a weak spot to me.
Can't express how happy this music makes me.
This music is what keeps me alive. The beauty, the euphoria i feel when listening to it is indescribable, so breathtaking, and it allows me to go somewhere else somewhere peaceful, happy, somewhere with endless green fields and beautiful tall trees, where all my problems seem to go away. Somewhere where I am content.
I'm glad that others feel this way too. It's an amazing feeling. :)
One day, i will find a place like this and live there, i won't have to imagine anymore.
ben bartlett Me too, that is my goal. Oh, how i can't wait!
4:00 i cried here....i cried a lot
The biggest fear that I have (when watching LOR) is knowing that the films are a reference for me when it comes to thinking about how old I am, and how many years have gone by since the movies were release. Fuck...But then again, the soundtracks comfort me when I'm afraid of the future.
This music makes me want to pack a backpack and live in the mountains, away from civilization and distractions. Just me and the wilderness...the whispers of the wind in the trees, and crunch of snow, the plop of fish in a lake. The chirping of birds, scuttling of squirrels, and the howls of wolves and calls of deer. Everything perfect and serene.
... *cry* The Fellowship Reunited ...
When i was younger, i experimented with a very powerful Psychedelic. Unaware of how much I've taken, the trip took me somewhere far and wide. But it became out of control and everything was hellish. But while i was stuck in this demented land being tortured by countless demons, i heard this theme start to play. And everything just went back to normal and life was suddenly green and living. So whenever i hear The Shires theme i just feel this endless joy and happiness, for it has saved me.
Me too man …. Me f****** too , that’s crazy
Somethimes i wish that i live in a place like this, listening this kind of music, rolling on the grass, happily jumping on the hill, watching sunsets,,, aaaah 😌
deffo beats sitting here on my computer most days haha maybe it can happen one day, maybe
Come to West Connemara, Ireland's shire :)
Jaime Lannister Kingslayer ooh I will, I love Ireland! :)
You've hit me with the feels my friend😌
I think most people would do actually. It's so innocence, creative and applies to the soul.
Brings tears to my eyes everytime ;-)
This song brings me home :)
0:50 - 1:16 " Well Gandalf my old friend, this will be a night to remember "
love this music!!!
The most beautiful sound in the world :L ahhhh I love this soundtrack :L
I love how we all are here from across the world. Listening to this beautiful music. Escaping the stress of modern life. I believe one day we shall all meet as Hobbits and live in the Shire, with music like this playing endlessly while we party, dance, smoke old Toby, and watch the sunsets.
Always brings a smile on my face
sometimes i think im a hobbit with hairy feet and smoking weed in a pipe while watching young hobbit children play.
Aren't we all deep down mate? It's back to innocence, childishness, simplicity and beauty:)
Haha, what a trip.
4:00 FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!
I love how the movie ends with Sam and his family. I feel like Sam was sort of a symbol for the good and hope in the world, and how he is rewarded with love and peace for being the amazing person that he is. It helps drive home the message of just how even one little halfling can change the world and their life if they stay true to themselves and those they love.
Best soundtrack in movie and theater history. Fucking brilliant
One of the best*
My property is much like the Shire - maybe more the fields and forests than the rolling green hills. But every time I look out the window, I can't help but think 'Man, am I lucky. My own personal Middle-Earth, just outside my door'. Especially with such beautiful sunsets around here, I think I've achieved close to New Zealand.
Everyone round to your house for some tea and a second breakfast then!
Colin Carr maybe even third...
Me too! The only thing I need to have real shire is my own hole
Colin Carr And how about elevenses!
***** (*laughs*) Canada. Not what you were thinking, huh?
I cant be the only one who imagines sitting outside in the sunshine in Hobbiton, tilting the chair backwards and looking out at the horizon and the kids running around with the birds flying and singing and just... just wow... just live the life of a hobbit :3
Of course you're not alone, there's thousands of us with exactly the same feeling!
I have no words do describe the feeling I have while listening to this. It almost makes me cry(and there aren't so many thing that can make me cry). I come back to it everyday. The Shire, Rivendell, Misty mountains, and all of Middle-Earth will have the most special place in my heart FOREVER.
0:49 4:00 5:08 - You're welcome
You're*
Sitting on a bench in front of my hobbit hole in Bag End smoking a pipe of weed while listening to this.... just imagine how beautiful that would be... and then going back in for a nice mug of tea and reading some lovely books.
You know, whenever i'm feeling down. or stressed about my life, with work, school, or anything. I always listen to the music pieces of the Shire. This music, gives me those tingles inside, gives me the thought of hope, that I can over come anything. Music is a powerful thing. So thank you Howard Shore. For hope, for a long prosperous life, for the Shire. HERE HERE!
4:00 onwards might be the most beautiful thing I have ever heard
Every time I listen to this song I close my eyes, and when I do I see myself in The Shire, and it's so peaceful and beautiful, so much so that I don't want to leave, I don't want to open my eyes and have all of it go away, I just want to stay there forever. By picturing all of that it usually makes me fall asleep and dream that I'm there, it's quite amazing.
This tune always fills my heart with warmth, making me smile in spite of myself! :D
When I listen to this I get really teary. I just wish the movie(s) never ended. I know it's a don't cry that it's over, smile that it happened kind of situation but I just can't get over it.
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Hahah yes Lobelia Sackville Baggins is a true hater en peace disturber of the Shire ;-)
Lobelia is actually good in the end of the book
DarthPanik64 *86
jt Perera Damn procreation!!
+jt Perera *87
star trek profile pic, star wars name, lotr song....you are my new favorite guy
I refer to it as the Hobbit music. It just seems to capture all Hobbitons warmth and all the happiness of the Hobbit's existence. I cry every time I hear it. :') But I
My idea of Heaven , The Shire :)
At the 3:09 mark, the music climbs up and crests over at the
3:26 point, into a beautiful crescendo of musical convergence, then levels off
slowly. Magnificently done!
omg this music makes cry 😭😭
The ending seals it. The ending of return of the king gets me every time.
One day I shall go to hobbiton with this song. I will play it and soak it all in.
have you gone yet?
Corona had other plans
This is my happy place 😊
This is more than wonderful! A true masterpiece that fills the heart with joy, peace and a feeling that surpasses anything that could be expressed into words. It is perfect!
beaulty and simple, just the best song in world :33
Me: Okay, this time, I will not cry.
0:52 God damnit
3:45 and 4:05 OH, MY GOD!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
HAHAHA it's impossible dude
The shire themes are so moving and powerful all the emotion almost brings tears to my eyes. This is what beautiful music sounds like.
I don't know why, but it makes me cry
August 2014 I'll be in Matamata New Zealand to visit the shire and dude I promise I'll hear your edited parts with headphones when I'm there!!
Thank you for uploading!
oh mate i will do exactly the same
Home. Wherever or whatever it may be - real or just a hope or dream. There we love and are loved
This always reminds me of being a kid back in 2001 and watching this movie right when it came out with my dad. I will never forget it.
Listening to this while barefoot...
We seem to unexpectedly "meet" around on Internet from time to time, Brother... I wonder why :P
BalfourofShaws : ) *An Unexpected Meeting*. But indeed I expected you to turn up here sooner or later.
The Grey Havens - 00:00
Very Old Friends - 00:49
Farewell Dear Bilbo - 1:17
Gollum - 1:55
The Ring Goes South - 2:37
The Fellowship Reunited - 3:09
The Grey Havens - 6:06
Elanor - 7:09
c:
4:02, your welcome.
You're*
+MrFlamesFan12 Thank you so much!
3:26 takes my breath away. Leaves me speechless in the middle of whatever I was doing.
This is godlike, truely divine music!!! Lord of the RIngs is absolutely magnificent, music, movie, books...do not have words to describe it!
damn the video description goes deep
Thank you, thank you very much for uploading ! :)
It's Feb 2018 and still this music gives me a feeling that can't be expressed in words. This whole trilogy has one of the best music I have heard so far.
After hearing that i wish to go there with happiness. Iwish we all be like the hobbit. It make me stop thinking of the reality and to start dreaming of better life, peacfully life. I think that every one need sometimes to think and dream beyond everything.
Smile to the world and the world will smile back:)
I would like to credit this vid for the numerous essays, stories and poems I have accomplished while listening to it. :)
This is so incredible... I feel so good everytime I hear this piece of music!
I can't imagine that there could be something more peaceful and happier than just being a hobbit farmer... Just pure beauty!
This whole video is just beautiful. Every time I listen to it it reminds me of rolling hills and a warm sunset whilst I eat strawberries, I can't think of anything more beautiful.
I wish to live as peacefully as I feel when I am immersed within this intricate and beautiful world. I hope someday I will find it.
this makes me cry every fucking time..
Very Old Friends is definitly the best theme song for me, of course the one at 4:02 is very good too.
4:01 Aragorn to the four hobbits: “You bow down to no one.” And then comes one of the most beloved moments of the entire LOTR film trilogy, the part which brings cheers to audiences the most
It sounds so peaceful and yet, you can feel something heroic in it
Been to Hobbition, magical :') live near it too
How jealous am I of you now :( ..... Can I come live with you?
There is no fucking way in this WORLD that The Hobbit has better music than The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
There will never be a OST soundtrack like this! There will never be a series of movies like this! I'm lucky to have cherished both in my lifetime.
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Same here. There's nothing that can bring peace and hope more than this.
Gives me chills every time.
I'm in a factory right now. It's raining outside; cold, dark, and depressing. I work nights so I haven't seen or felt the sunshine in so long. The smoke and chemicals make me cough all the time. Now I'm on medication to control my anxiety. At 29 I sometimes wonder how I got here after college and trying to chase my dream of being a musician. Two things that take me away from all of it are the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and Skyrim. Every time I hear this song I imagine if only for a little while that I'm on a grassy hill over looking the Shire, reading a good book, and taking in the clear sky. Sometimes if I close my eyes and imagine hard enough I can actually smell the fields, the smoke rising out of the chimneys, and hobbit's pipes. I can hear the children playing and the creak of Gandalf's carriage. The food even, I can taste it! I truly believe this will be heaven.
+Justin Pena There's still light and love in the World. Go back to the start of everything. JRRT would be pleased that you keep the Old Ways alive in your heart, and that is a very good beginning to a new life.
The hobbit and Lotr are the best trilogies ever they made me dream and they made my childhood
I am very sad when People say that the hobbit suck because I have SO MANY souvenirs with it and I think that I prefere it to Lotr even if Lotr is so so good and magic
+Bilbo from Bag End I dont prefer the hobbit but I love every movie that exists in this universe
as i always tend to say, the first hobbit movie is even superior to the LOTRs - in a way. the second and the rhird are worse, especially the third seems too "mainstream" kind of fantasy... for that reason i still prefer the LOTRs as a whole. especially the emotional scenes are more intense, i don't remember having feelings as strong as in LOTR when watching rhe Hobbit. it's about equal as awesome, but different.
+DJ Jaylex Ikr
I think that a lot of scenes in the hobbit 1 are just as good as Lotr's best scenes
And the musics and the landscapes are as good as Lotr's ones
And omg what to say about Smaug
Bilbo from Bag End yeah... first movie, the whole beginning with the dwarves in Bilbo's house ! just awesome. Another feature i love the Extended Version for (dunno if it's also featured on the normal version) is the main menu doing a sightseeing tour through bilbo's home. It's an epic feeling just to watch that sequence before starting the movie
Bilbo from Bag End Yes .You right
My friend..its never over..as for me i will always remember lord of the rings through its music..as long as i live i will always listen to the most beautiful music ever which i will always enjoy and which will act as a reminder that Good always wins over evil..that darkness can never prevail..and that Hope never dies
Immediately draws me to the peace of the shire.brilliant.
Obviously the people who all disliked are orcs. I mean seriosly. Why else would they not like this.
The Emi playlist I totally agree.. get the shepard of the forest to call all the trees to crush them.
Could have been some trolls too... Hopefully, the Sunlight has changed them into stone already...
Sackville-Baggins
What about their legs theiir freschh
in germany we call this "Gänsehaut" :D
@CheeseDrill Richtig (:
Thank you, Mr Howard Shore. Thank you. Beautiful... Feels like home...
I never would have got through high school if it wasn't for these stories and beautiful music!!!! will always be so special to me
A hondred dislikes? where are my rohirrim?
+Maurits Kasteel Dude, you gotta muster them
+SheikahStoner and Theoden just had to die didnt he. wel let Eomer do it
i love the music of the tolkien story's
+Blaze it They were disliked by a bunch of Orcs, Uruk-Hai, as well as Sauron, the Nazgul, and Saruman themselves....
they didn't dislike it, they liked it so much they turned their screens upsidedown and liked it again.
XD
Random comment from before you were a big channel haha
Wow !
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