Lord of the Rings Music & Ambience | Rohan Theme Music with Mountain Wind Ambience 

Hail the victorious dead!

He goes to the halls of his forefathers

Hail Théoden King

I was wondering why this was suddenly popping up in my feed again. Then I read the news 😢

"Forth, and fear no darkness!"

He goes to meet his fathers... and even in their mighty company, he will not be ashamed.

King Theoden, my eternal king. Rest in peace with your ancestors!

Yes, by a country mile.

Let's wait 80 years first, then decide.

Kirara2516 .. ABSOLUTELY !!! 100% one of the best trilogies EVER xx Oh and also the Hobbit is pretty awesome as well...

And the Dark Knight trilogy

Lets just say best trilogy period.

@@Mellanofair And it was truly EPIC. I've read a couple pieces about the dude himself, and it is hard to square the Epicness of Aragorn with the nearly unheardof guy who was chosen to do it. I mean, it was pure magic that put a "who??" into the most perfect spot.

And that's how a masterpiece book is turned into a masterpiece movie

True

No other fantasy story can beat Tolkien's.

So true

How much did they pass again? 100 miles in 48 hours?

It really doesn't. I am very dangerous over short distances though.

Only if it’s mithreal. I couldn’t run all the way across New Zealand in a full set of human armor rubbish😂

You made me chuckle. Have an upvote, good sir.

I didn't know I wanted to do this so badly. A trip is set to be done now

Hail!

I shall ride beside you to Helm’s Deep, brother. We will drive the orcs back to their filthy lands.

@@splitdimension8414 Jinetes de la marca, os ata un juramento, dadle ahora cumplimiento, ¡por el rey y la tierra!

to the King !!

😀

LOL

literally got goosebumps reading this...

I always think that Jackson shouldn't put the word of "West". He should have made "Men of (anything that fits)" instead of "Men of the West", even though if it came from the book, because it will consider racist one day.

The entire story is an allegory for saving Europe. We must all stand and kick out the foreign invaders who attack us and seek to destroy us. Stand now Men of the West!

Master King that’s the silliest thing I’ve ever heard. Why?

SkyHighGuys some people were saying that Lord of the Rings is racist and conservative movies because they're seeing these such things (west vs east, where the east are the bad guys and it's almost rare to see "white" in evil hordes). and then, they're adjusting them to the real world lives. You know, like gulf countries vs western or anything like that. I know, I'am also getting annoyed by people who were saying that. It's just fantasy movies.

All hail Thèoden King!

King Théoden my Lorddd!!!

Now it shall play by the grave of your son.

Hail

Brilliant I like that Lord of the Rings quotes work in any day to day situation

I went there also !! Unforgettable !!!! I had tears when I had to leave this beautiful and now again watching the video, also one of the best day in my life

where3 is new zeland?

@@sderalla Yep..

then you woke up in your own piss?

I envy you

*RIDE TO GONDOR! RIDE TO RUIN! AND THE WORLDS ENDING!!! DEATH! DEEEATH!!* *DEAAAAAAAAATH!!!!*

Muster the Rohirrim!

Assemble the Army at Dunharrow. As many men as can be found. You have two days. On the third we ride for Gondor and war.

@@zionicagalilei5053 just gave me chills

Eomer: "Now is the hour! Riders of Rohan! Oaths you have taken, now fulfill them all, to lord and land!"

That was such an epically badass moment in a trilogy full of epic moments.

The enemies numbers are rising, our scouts have reported a total of 87 envious Uruk-hai en route to our position...

They would override by kingsguard and Aragorn, motivated by horn

Kinsmen. I now bring news of 100 uruk warriors heading for our boarders.

Harran yeah

Hahahhahahhahaha

GOOSEBUMPS

Man that gave me chills along with hearing this music lol👌🏾👍🏾✌🏾

Have to read LotR once again

That horn was ball-dropping

nerd.

hope i'll meet atleast one of the people here one day

cheers to that

That may be one of the nicest things anyone's ever said about me. Many thanks!

Worth meeting and having tea and conversation for hours. Wish I met some other LOTR fan around

@@alex.ann_der Me too. But watching these videos gives me some hope for the world. If enough people want to be like the people of middle earth, maybe, just maybe, we might be able to save this world.

I feel the exact same. I still love the films, but have a harder time watching them. Don’t know why, but I’d love to enjoy them again soon. Perhaps it’s the setting I’ve been in. I remember the first time I watched The Two Towers. It was a Saturday and in the middle of the movie my father asked if I wanted to go out with him to run a few errands. We went to the store, went to a printing place (he’s an artist) then after that we went to this waffle shop and bakery. He got some carrot cake and I got a waffle. We returned to a perfectly clean house as my mother does a full cleaning every Saturday and then I sat down and finished the movie. One of the best days of my life. I hope I can enjoy these films again soon.

Oh so do I. I still re watch them, but oh to be able to see them as if for the first time.

@@elonmusk7327 You left in the middle of the movie?? Tell me, friend...when did Elon Musk abandon reason for madness?! ;-)

Gandalf and the Rohirrim charging at Helms Deep gave me goosebumps like mad when I first watched it and for a while thereafter so yes, I would love to watch that for the first time again 😁

Fun fact: Aragorn's actor, Vigo Mortenson, actually adopted the horse he rode during the movies.

Closely followed by “Horns. Horns. Horns. Dimly they echoed in Mount Mindolluins side. Rohan had come at last.”

Well, Rohan united. The steward of Gondor on the other hand . . .

Bu..... I thought everybody understood what it meant

What animosity? They were allies since the days of Eorl the Young came to the aid of Gondor. There was never any animosity. Read the book. Theoden's response was quick and decisive. He never questioned his alliance and decision to help.

@@thomasstevens6661 no idea about the books but in the movies he did actually question the alliance about Gondor failing to assist when Isengard attacked Rohan. I think it was the beginning of Return of the King after Pippin saw the upcoming attack through the palantir.

@@NickyHendriks With all due respect to Jackson, this is something he changed in the movie. It made for a more dramatic scene in the movie. Gondor could not have helped Rohan as they were fighting their own battles to the south while they were preparing for Mordor to strike them first. Gondor had already lost Minas Ithil, Cair Andros, Ithilian and Osgiliath. Tolkien wrote of battles throughout Middle Earth on several fronts because of his experience in WWI. Jackson just made the changes for a more dramatic film. Aragorn did not go to Edoras until after the War. The Battle of Pelennor fields lasted for about 9 hours.

God, when Theoden said it I cried

I had the same feelings. Like I could be victorious in my battles. Very inspiring.

FEELINGS!

Muster the Rohirrim!

FreeGoro my name is rohan and i answer😂

and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again and keep going

Yeah, but there is also something to be saod about being able to quote the next line, but still get chills yah know?

Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half.

Yeah, maybe, but then you never remember the characters or the whole completely BEAUTIFUL story, so maybe, maybe not!!

@@brentsilvey2288 so you does not like lotr?

Where do I sign up 😂😂

Very cool

That's awesome! I looked into working there but decided against it and camped at the Poolburn Reseviour after getting the go ahead from the DoC in Alexandra. Was unreal, met a couple there and we had crayfish from the pool. The best of times.

I could easily quit my job as engineer in a dirt and noisy city to sign up for this job.

I know several engineers that have quit to become farmers that had the same sentiment@@eneto7785

no movie can make me cry manly tears like lotr

@@prismaticbeetle3194 I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are an evil!

JRR Tolkien was hugely influenced by his Catholic faith when he wrote LOTR

Destiny and purpose.

@Kel'Thuzad Out of the 20 000 or so cavalry that charged that day, only about 1500-2000 were the elite Winged Hussars, don't forget the other 90% who were there.

I'm with you. After the wash cycle has finished

Are you a Christian?

@@thewordforever4839 Yes, but why do you ask, it has nothing to do with this?

@@jonas639 It has everything to do with this. J.R.R Tolkien was Catholic and the Lord of the Rings is a "fundamentally religious and Catholic work" - your original comment just sounded a lot like the Christian message - which is excellent.

@@thewordforever4839 My comment is of course a fundamentally religious and catholic comment; unconsciously so at first, but consciously in the revision. I stole the quote from the men himself.

'Forth, and fear no darkness!'

I agree!

Absolutely!

Sounds like Götterdämmerung by Wagner

@@giraeffchen2154 funny considering Tolkien did not like Wagner.

@@ComicalHealing Tolkien definitely was inspired by Wagner

King Theoden is one of the best fictional kings ever!

i've never made an oath...

We would follow you to whatever end, my king.

Then you should know that Christopher Lee (he played Saruman) was the only actor to have actually shook hands with JRR Tolkien and was so impressed by him that Sir Lee reads LOTR every year.

@@ramiwissa2616 Cristopher Lee has been dead (sadly) since 2015, so I don't see how he can be reading anything at all

​@@jordias6436 Thank you for clearing that up, Captain Obvious! You've saved the day once more

@@InhabitantOfOddworld He said "reads" and not "readed" or "used to read", so it's pretty clear they didn't know he isn't around anymore and that's why I told them. Not sure what's your point.

@@jordias6436 Have you considered the possibility of a typo?

I was just wondering that. Thanks fella.

They should have kept the set built there and made it a tourist attraction

@@michaeldelcastillo7211 Believe me, it's better as it is now. Sometimes you can be all alone in this magical place.

Also the area around Poolburn Dam near Ranfurly. One shot is right near where I park my car when I fish!!

@@billydad Oh!... You like to get some fish, juicy and sweet!...

I get similar feelings, although I have to admit I also well up with tears which are very hard to hold back. The swell of the score and the odds of the Rohirrim success, and when they yell "Death" knowing that it might very well be their demise. Gets me every time. Specially the courage of the young Merry.

For Rohan! For Gondor! For the West!

I cried the first time I saw it haha

the horn before the speech already gives me chills

FORTH, AND FEAR NO DARKNESS!!!

you have no idea how deeply I wish LotR were a true history and we could just banish evil by casting it into the fires of Mt. Doom.

A history being re-written before our very eyes, as the Rings of Power are forged in 'wokeness' your history will become herstory

Well, yes. Tolkien worked out his world so much that it is not so difficult to believe that it exists in reality. Despite the fact that there are Orcs, Elves, Dwarves, Hobbits and magic.

@@ohifonlyx33 You can banish the evil within you, tho. That's where it all starts. Controlling your passions, your lower impulses. Disciplining yourself. And when you have mastered that, you can become a hero who will fight against evil in the outer world. That's what LOTR is about. It is a fundamentally Christian story about fighting against sin and evil, infused with some pagan mythology.

​@@AurumLuxuria do you think that disciplining the self, controlling the lower impulses and so on - being a good human being who opposes evil - is an exclusively Christian thing? If so, you need to read some more source material. Start with Marcus Aurelius. Most belief systems are just different retailers whose products all come from the same wholesaler 😁 Tolkien was Christian of course, and that informed his work, but it doesn't need to be read through a Christian lens, or as Christian allegory, to be edifying. He despised allegory and said so. Went rounds with CS Lewis about it in fact...(Narnia makes my teeth itch. So patronizing) Just like so much of the pagan lore Tolkien spent his life studying, human nobility, compassion, goodness, and heroism predate Christianity by millennia. Such things were, are, and remain bigger than any one religion.

Wow interesting

Yeah, he nailed a the mix of the orc horde and triumphant yet bitter sweet violin soli. Fits Tolkien's Silmarillion of the third theme: "Then again Ilúvatar arose, and the Ainur perceived that his countenance was stern; and he lifted up his right hand, and behold! a third theme grew amid the confusion, and it was unlike the others. For it seemed at first soft and sweet, a mere rippling of gentle sounds in delicate melodies; but it could not be quenched, and it took to itself power and profundity. And it seemed at last that there were two musics progressing at one time before the seat of Ilúvatar, and they were utterly at variance. The one was deep and wide and beautiful, but slow and blended with an immeasurable sorrow, from which its beauty chiefly came. The other had now achieved a unity of its own; but it was loud, and vain, and endlessly repeated; and it had little harmony, but rather a clamorous unison as of many trumpets braying upon a few notes. And it essayed to drown the other music by the violence of its voice, but it seemed that its most triumphant notes were taken by the other and woven into its own solemn pattern." Exert AINULINDALË The Music of the Ainur from The Simarillion.

Yes. Of course there will be movies later that are supposedly better every single century to come and, eventually, The Lord of the Rings will be forgotten by most, but, overall, whatever century or time the world is in, The Lord of the Rings is incomparable to coming book series and movies.

Where is the harp on the harpstring, and the red fire glowing? Where is the spring and the harvest and the tall corn growing?

They have passed, like rain on the mountain. Like a wind, in the meadows. The days have gone down in the west, Behind the hill, into shadow

How did it come to this?

Where did you come from? Where did you go? Where did you come from...

@Ecphantus the Pythagorean A red day, a sword day!

Could be spelled Medi’angel’ maybe. - From a shitless slave region which irritates humanism with hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.

Agreed.

True Shieldmaidens !

So what do you fear my Lady ?

@@aliceh9357 A Cage!!

Isaac Is this a joke?

@@TheBrandiElizabeth no

brilliant line.

Damn i was at that part exactly the music was playing in that scene i swear to god i read it Gandalf the white's voice!!

Dark have been my dreams of late...

"Breathe the free air again, my friend."

You did not kill me, you will not kill him.

Me too, was amazing

Also For The King who SAID it - From a shitless slave region which irritates humanism with hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.

@@user-bo6dk9rx6z ???????

And if you translate the lyrics and find out what it says in that moment you will surprise... Trust me is overwhelming!

Lord of the rings and a song of ice and fire are both amazing. The witcher is also great.

Lord of the rings and a song of ice and fire are both amazing. The witcher is also great.

there is far more in writing to the story of middle earth than just the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. so so much more.

I sorely need something , I am burying my daughter five days before Christmas. My wife and family cleaned out her room , her things and belongings . I had to take things out of the bin , things that I wanted to keep because they remind me of her. I know they think they are doing what must be done , but they refuse to let me grieve the way I want , the way I need to. My daughters death was not expected , and my last check up wasnt the best news either. I am not expected to reach retirement , I have not told anyone. Mine is but to do and die , its not for me to ask why. LOTR has been with me for over 45 years , it is a comfort and solitude in a world of madness.

Shivers.

Of all the inquisitive Hobbits@@toddwheeler.4095 you are the worst! ;-)

@@toddwheeler.4095 me too

@Forty Six absolutely! If only Tolkien was alive to see the adaptation and the massive fanbase, not to mention the remarkable music. Im sure he would be moved to tears

@Forty Six Hi! So, I kinda got distracted by your username... does it possibly have ANYTHING to do with a book series? Either way, its awesome. thx, bye!

Have you read the simrilion or any of the other books?

@@Ian-tk2gr I haven't read the Silmarillion no. I have the trilogy along with the Hobbits though. I've read the fellowship of the ring and currently trying to read the Hobbits!

Nice. The Simrilion is good then there is the fall of gondalin and sons of hurin. Those are just others I know of. Have you watched the original cartoon movies?

omg really good one 😅👍👍👍

In my head i said the sword in aragorns voice, bow in legolas en axe in gimli😂

What if Boromir was not referring to the distance but rather feasting, blond whenches and hangover?

I suppose you meant Rohan?

@@mikay4781 ha ha ' and my AXE'

Éomer: TO THE KING!!!!!!

I like it, this glorious music would be boss music to evil, they know of their impending defeat

so underrated :D

Sauron is a giant eye.... and now tell me aigain: How exactly does a giant eye with no ears hear music bro ?!

Only when The Matrix 4 is released, and by all things righteous it is completely awesome, can this burden be accepted. Please, please let it be so very awesome. Please.

Epic! Well done, dude. The soundtracks of our lives are what stay with us.

When Eomer says "Not Alone" and a couple thousand dudes crest the hilltop... yeah you know your uruk ass is in trouble.

Still got goosebumps whenever I See this scene. And sometimes even a little tear. Incredible scene.

We have within each of us a choice; to honor the history of our fight against evil or standby waiting for that which would take us to harm. I am held fast in my oath to each of you - TO THE KING!

It's Rohirrim

Goosebumps every time

And Alan Lee

For Gollum, the saint martyr. - From a shitless slave region which irritates humanism with hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.

But WHY DID HE MESSED UP WITH THE HOBBIT😭😭😭

true!

@@user-nm3mn1ir2z The Hobbit may not have been as good as the LOTR, but it was still amazing. Also, he was rushed in production I think, and didn't have as much control over The Hobbit as LOTR.

You have hit all sorts of nails, right on their heads! That's what's so wrong with so much of the world.

"Reject modernity." "For Monke and Ted Kaczynski..." "For Rohan! For your people!"

I dunno the maternal mortality rate would be very high, no antibiotics....modernity has its virtues as well as its vices

There is too much greed and not enough care. It has to stop.

Agreed 100%.

That is what passes for ambient amongst the Rohirrim :)

Angmar killed Shadowfax? I didn't remember that. I thought he was with Gandalf at the Black Gate.

@@thomasthedoubter6813 Hmm, you may wanna read again what I said, mate ;D It was Snowmane who was killed by the steed of the Witch King of Angmar, along with King Theoden.

noooooooooooooo ! i thought he survived (watching the movie). i have my own steed and flag of rohan...

@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 Gotcha, thanks!

@@thomasthedoubter6813 All good, mellon nin ;D

Lucky bastard

A Masterpiece about to be desecrated in 'wokeness' before our very eyes

@@ImperfectCitizen im still so sad about that

@@VligendeHollander_ Let's hope and work so that the desperate attempts of the 'progressive' ideologues to pervert and subvert are known and overcome by truth

Theoden’s death and Eowyn’s grief and pain just devastate me every time.

It's even worse in the book. Theoden doesn't know Eowyn rode with him and that she killed the Witchking and is now dying a few feet away from him.

@@loesgodschalk That part absolutely killed me when I read it the first time since I had seen the movies first 😭

This scene is one of beauty to me, not tragedy (this comment is about the movies, not books). Theoden was mortified when he came to himself after Gandalf released him from Saruman's spell. From that moment to his death, he was trying to make up for the ill deeds he committed while under the spell. This scene shows that he now feels redeemed, worthy to meet his fathers in the afterlife.

Looking at that scene, I always thought it was Theoden realizing that it was Eowyn looking into his eyes as he died, not anyone else. And therefore, when he was speaking those final words to her, he didn't realize he was actually talking to her at the time. Or maybe that was just a young boy's understanding of what was happening. And you just made it all the more clear to me.