The Lord of The Rings Suite // Tuva Semmingsen & Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)

The Lord of The Rings Suite

Composed by Enya, Howard Shore, Philippa Boyens, Fran Walsh, Viggo Mortensen, J.R.R Tolkien

Performed by The Danish National Symphony Orchestra, The National Concert Choir & The Danish National Junior Choir

A part of FANTASYMPHONY II - a concert of fire and magic

Conducted by Christian Schumann

Soloists: Tuva Semmingsen, David Bateson, Bjørn Fjælstad & Cassandra Lemoine

[CyberBeep_kenshi]

To the orchestra i have only one thing to say: My friends, you bow to no one 😊

[Xankara]

What the hell was with the Golum voice right at the start, I nearly spat out my drink.

[Kingtot]

"What instrument do you play?"

*"Chains"*

[Max-mpbq]

0:00 - Prologue (Ring theme)
0:52 - MY PRECIOUS!!!
1:00 - The Council Of Elrond Assembles (Aníron)
3:41 - The Great Eye (End part)
5:11 - The Bridge of Khazad-Dûm
6:58 - YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!
7:03 - The Riders of Rohan
8:53 - Gollum's Song
14:05 - Retreat (Isengard Unleashed)
16:04 - The Last March of the Ents (Isengard Unleashed)
17:07 - Théoden Rides Forth (Isengard Unleashed)
19:06 - The Fellowship Reunited (The Return of the King)

[SaltyWarPig]

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.
From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again shall be king.

[neilcam]

I've come to the conclusion over the past few years that the Danish National Symphony is the movie music orchestra par excellence, almost without peer. Oh and let's never ever overlook the jewel in that crown - the beauty, dramatic verve, and incredible talent that is Tuva!

[RicardoPSiqueira]

I have no idea why, but every time I listen to "Riders of Rohan", no matter what, a tear drop from my eyes. Such a masterpiece!!!

Edit 1: People of culture...I see...I see...

[ChristopherMcCullah]

There is no doubt that the Tolkien world of music composed by Howard Shore in both the Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are truly his magnum opus.

[MrPeteDane]

Even though I am not a part of our national orchestra, I have an enormous pride in our Orchestra! This is what we (among so many other things) get when we pay our taxes for the common good. Money for many things but so important that we never forget the arts. This is what makes people feel, think and wonder! Out national orchestra truly is one of a kind with their amazing musicians, settings and audio production! <3

[theknighttemplar]

Tolkien created middle earth with words
Shore created middle earth with music.
True legends

[eveblack]

The drummer looks like he is having the time of his life!

[jasonctate]

Having Saruman play the prologue was a nice touch. 😊

[Fettigator]

The absolute BEST palate cleanser after a long, hard day: “All’s well that ends better.”
LOTR Suite + Danish Orchestra = Masterpiece!! 🔥🔥🔥

[savannahrankin]

One day I will see a live concert orchestra of the Lord Of The Rings....And I know I will cry when I hear the music.

[j.a.weishaupt]

Well I guess now I have to watch the extended trilogy again for the gazillionth time

[Sally]

Three minutes in and I have tears streaming from the beautiful soloist’s voice. Magnificent!

[authorjgamber]

Wow. Hands down one of the best female vocalists I've ever heard. What a stunning voice.

[thifelicii]

thank you so much youtube algorithm for bringing me here.

[faustoutloud]

Lotr Music will forever live on thank You Howard Shore. Rings Of Power will never be Lotr.

[tracimyers]

Oh my God. As soon as this started I started to cry....and then I cried deeply and then I went someplace. I have had this experience while watching all of the Movies but when I started to listen to this I didn't expect to be so profoundly effected as I am right now. This did something deep within me. The tears won't stop...as I write I am so moved by this I just can't explain it. What just happened. This was unbelievable unexpected and profound.