One Ring to Rule Them All - Clamavi De Profundis

[@trollkienofficial1225]

I love how they changing their voices when singing the Elves', Dwarves', Humans' and the Dark Lord's verse!!!

[@Yuan-o6w]

I agree

[@marvelfanatic9535]

Yes, this is very well done

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

What is your profile picture?

[@trollkienofficial1225]

@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal Mine? Mine is a vættir, or a nature troll of some sort who is listening to a little girl who reads a story for them. :)

[@wrox9684]

I don't like it actually. It kinda ruins the uniformity of the song for me.

[@boomerlizard3184]

I just heard and amazing part, the overlay on "Nine for mortal men doomed to die" links up with "To Find Them", making the line "Nine for mortal men, doomed to find them" which is really cool because the Nazgul are always searching for the Rings, and they cannot be truly killed, so they are "Doomed to find them".

[@frostycane5134]

Boomer Lizard I’M SO GLAD SOMEONE ELSE HEARD THIS.

[@0ichigan06]

@@frostycane5134 I think that this is overinterpretation.

[@shreddedavocado2649]

@@0ichigan06 I think it's intentional; fom both Tolkien and the channel

[@VladDracula04]

@@shreddedavocado2649 Certainly not from Tolkien; he was simply writing a poem, not composing a piece of music. He couldn't have foreseen some kind of overlay like this.

[@rustkarl]

Or doomed to have found their rings and become Nazgûl.

[@weenniethepoop5667]

Just a thought of mine. Nine rings for nine nazgul, one for himself. The way i see it, the nazgul are his fingers. One for each finger save the finger with the one.

[@IoanCenturion]

Which was cut off... Thus he only has nine fingers... Clever

[@IoanCenturion]

@N.A.R Channel The above is symbolic. The Nazgul are like his fingers.

[@nurgleschosen8145]

Never really thought of why they had that odd number. Makes sense now.

[@theinquisition305]

Given that the 3 Elves were never corrupted, and most of the 7 Dwarves' rings were either lost, or reclaimed by force, while all 9 of the Mortal Men were corrupted, it is quite befitting. That's pretty deep.

[@thewhompingwampa2671]

Then you have the New Ring (I am quite aware The Shadow games are non canon), which is an insult to Sauron so what finger d'you think that would go?

[@RememberTheDead]

One thing I absolutely loved is how every verse has a different feel to suit the race (deeper voice for dwarves, higher for elves, somber for Sauron, etc). This channel is second to none.

[@tyrthehobo3863]

Tolkien died in 1973 reverse that makes 3791

[@neramo1512]

Ty The Hobo the year he will rise to show the world what quality story telling looks like once more

[@jakemarsh8967]

6KingDomsPlay I always knew Tolkien was book-Jesus

[@IIBloodXLustII]

If you didn't notice also, there were three voices for the elven kings, 7 for the dwarves, 9 for men, and just one singing for the one.

[@RememberTheDead]

I hadn't actually noticed. That's amazing.

[@Tom-re6zo]

everyone says Sauron was a basic villain with little depth. But i disagree. He brings something haunting and deeply terrifying, like the presence of a true demon. A conscious, sentient, cunning, personification of domination and ruthless conquest.

[@IronWarhorsesFun]

The Empire is War made manifest. That is why it is perfect. I fight because it is was I was made to do. For Sauron declares it so.

[@darthbugge3987]

That’s from Star Wars isn’t that

[@douglasallar9176]

Well, Sauron was a lieutenant, alongside the Balrogs who had similar ranks while serving their master, Melkor.

[@theblakedestroyer]

You're not wrong but I like to imagine him as a little goof who gets too in over his head He's real powerful and smart, but not powerful and smart enough to keep up with his own ambitions And this leads to him scheming so hard that at one point he gets an island annihilated by god with him on it

[@j.p.vanbolhuis8678]

@@theblakedestroyer Not much different from his former boss. One thing different between Sauron and Melkor, is that Melkor thaught to supplant his creator, While Sauron after his fall remained true to melkor, and only after his fall tried to fill his boots. Both Melkor and Sauron are an horrible story how Good gets perverted to evil, and how evil slowly takes over. As initially both Melkor and Sauron were "beautiful to see" But even that went away.

[@dackobocko7430]

Love the overlaying part: "nine for mortal men, doomed to find them" and "seven for the dwarf lords, in their halls of stone bind them", which both make sense, Nazgul are tasked with finding the One Ring, and dwarfs are stuck in their mines by their greed caused by the rings.

[@GanonTEK]

Love that part

[@bryantstudentd3831]

Also Three rings for the elven kings under the darkness

[@G41st-Jester]

The presence of Black Speech in this was a nice touch. Reminded me of a fun fact about the Speech. In all words for Sauron's self-made tongue, the letter "E" is left out and is ignored. The reason? To pronounce "E," your mouth curves upward as if smiling and Sauron doesn't strike me as a smiler at all

[@graceknight7602]

😀 But actually, he was, since "Then Sauron smiled, and said" (Lay of Leithian, Canto II), when Gorlim is captured and brought before the future Dark Lord.

[@sammygfilms9393]

Besides that, E was a favorite letter of the elves, which Sauron would have wanted to avoid associating with.

[@mrkeller8000]

You tricked me into saying "E" a bunch of times to test that, you damned liar.

[@IamBlackToast]

Just shows how much of a genius linguist Tolkien was.

[@Acq275]

You don’t need to curve your mouth mouth upwards to pronounce “E”

[@spaghetii5337]

There is no better place for LOTR fans to unite than the comment section of a Clamavi du Profunds video.

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

Except, possibly, Minecraft Middle-Earth.

[@crippledcow2235]

@@cardinalhamneggs5253 you're joking right

[@belisauros370]

Amen

[@thethirdsicily4802]

@@crippledcow2235 I mean it's a wonderful mod.

[@crippledcow2235]

@@thethirdsicily4802 it's good, no doubt, but has this dude ever heard of Laurelin Server on Lotro?

[@checkmate9099]

Weird fact, Tolkien died in 1973... 3 rings for the elven kings under the sky 7 for the dwarf lords in their halls of stone 9 for mortal men doomed to die 1 for the dark lord on his dark throne.

[@kiranm8569]

Yeah, it's the funniest coincidence in literature...probably. I've been using this as a way to convince people that the world of LOTR and the Hobbit is cool. Like a sort of hook (as if I was writing an essay).

[@kiranm8569]

Edit: also the weirdest coincidence.

[@JamesMC04]

That is *amazing* LOL

[@Neo2266.]

it's an easy way to remember who got how many rings

[@checkmate9099]

@@Neo2266. , for me its the reverse, to remember when Tolkien died.

[@stinkyblood12345]

recently purchased a replica of the one ring with the mordor language written on it. It is precious to me.

[@henrymilner7061]

Revarus Maldar the marking upon the band begin to fade, a secret that only fire my tell

[@edwynbrownart9410]

Precious? It’s been called that before, but not by you.

[@lejammiedodgere]

@@edwynbrownart9410 What business is it of yours what he does with his own things?!

[@calebdouglas2512]

@@lejammiedodgere after all, why shouldn't he keep it?

[@Itzcuintli]

Throw it into the fire!!!

[@kaitlyn5324]

“Evil is often at first attractive (e.g. the ring)” let’s not forget that Sauron was also supposed to have been (before the fall of Númenor) very attractive - he is described as being fair.

[@tarmairon431]

You don't get called "mairon the admirable" for no reason.

[@yibboykeithnug341]

I still think Sauron is attractive

[@that_escalated_quickly2720]

Well makes sense when you know that sauron is actually based on the biblical devil, which is symbolically described in the bible, as a glowing cherub blessed with many blessings before he turned against god...

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Here is our version of J.R.R. Tolkien's poem, "One Ring to Rule Them All." We hope you enjoy it:) Please read the description for an explanation on our musical interpretation of this poem.

[@regis_cc2372]

It's fantastic!

[@cmgriffith]

Amazing work guys!

[@mandalorianexecute66]

Finally! One of the bad guy songs.

[@phelsuma3037]

wow great

[@vanaheimstories7530]

Clamavi De Profundis I love it! I’m a huge Lord of the Rings trilogy. Have you guys ever thought of doing an original song based of the lore of the Lord of the Rings trilogy?

[@MrRexes101]

This version really makes you want to stand up and start routing for Sauron. The closing chorus (3:20) really sounds heroic, vastly misunderstood villain that Sauron guy. Give him a chance people!

[@NiennaFan1]

He just wants to make everything better and more orderly!

[@aperson1128]

It all began with the forging of the Great Rings. Three were given to the Elves; immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings. Seven, to the Dwarf Lords, great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls. And nine, nine rings were gifted to the race of Men, who above all else desire power. For within these rings was bound the strength and the will to govern over each race. But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret, a master ring, to control all others. And into this ring he poured all his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life. One ring to rule them all. One by one, the free peoples of Middle Earth fell to the power of the Ring. But there were some who resisted. A last alliance of men and elves marched against the armies of Mordor, and on the very slopes of Mount Doom, they fought for the freedom of Middle-Earth. Victory was near, but the power of the ring could not be undone. It was in this moment, when all hope had faded, that Isildur, son of the king, took up his father's sword. And Sauron, enemy of the free peoples of Middle-Earth, was defeated. The Ring passed to Isildur, who had this one chance to destroy evil forever, but the hearts of men are easily corrupted. And the ring of power has a will of its own. It betrayed Isildur, to his death. And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge. Until, when chance came, the ring ensnared a new bearer. The ring came to the creature Gollum, who took it deep into the tunnels under the Misty Mountains, and there it consumed him. The ring gave to Gollum unnatural long life. For five hundred years it poisoned his mind; and in the gloom of Gollum's cave, it waited. Darkness crept back into the forests of the world. Rumor grew of a shadow in the East, whispers of a nameless fear, and the Ring of Power perceived. Its time had now come. It abandoned Gollum. But then something happened that the Ring did not intend. It was picked up by the most unlikely creature imaginable. A Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, of the Shire. For the time will soon come when Hobbits will shape the fortunes of all...

[@philiphockenbury6563]

Thanks for posting it.

[@MaitreWeylyn]

3 Ring for the Elves, 7 For the Dwarves, 9 for the Men, 1 For the Dark Lord: 3791 spelled backward is 1973, the year Tolkien died... Despite this tragedy, the best gift Fate could have ever given the Lord of Words !

[@Maryland2]

Stéphane V English Secret service: hold it right there

[@chaircheck2424]

19 rings, and the One, gunslinger.

[@ordohereticus5530]

This just blew my mind

[@gmorksapprentice]

Amen brother

[@blackdeath4eternity]

wow... quite something.

[@Eli_The_Grey]

I was skeptical when I saw that you were doing the one ring. I didn't think you could make it sound as good as your usual work but you proved me wrong. Nice job, that was fantastic.

[@snowlion2593]

Say, if you're going to do the "dark" Tolkien songs, perhaps you could try doing the "Wight's Chant" from Fellowship of the Ring? "Cold be hand and heart and bone, and cold be sleep under stone: never more to wake on stony bed, never, till the Sun fails and the Moon is dead. In the black wind the stars shall die, and still on gold here let them lie, till the dark lord lifts his hand over dead sea and withered land."

[@maximilianfranz2158]

It would be so cool!

[@LegoMonkeycat]

Snow Lion That would be cool! I’d love to hear their musical interpretation of the Oath of Fëanor as well.

[@destrorso2505]

What chapter was this in?

[@emperordaniel9595]

@@destrorso2505 Book 1 Chapter 8, _"Fog on the Barrow-Downs"._ It's also where the Hobbits got their Numenorean daggers, Merry later using his to stab the Witch-King in the leg and so allowing Eowyn to finish the job.

[@lordcirth]

For anyone who missed it, they did make the barrowwight's chant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6LbXpdsq7aVm7M

[@wizardman149]

Ok no joke, they started to sing the black speech and outside my window storm clouds rolled in, blocked the sun at 1:30pm making it dark out, and it is now raining like crazy!. It wasn't supposed to rain today!

[@marktresztian4467]

Wizard Man Don't play with things that wasn't meant for you.

[@jimmin190]

Creepy

[@GanjaEnthusiast322]

I'd enjoy that

[@Yeet-jh5ld]

RIP

[@tadpole8726]

The words of the Black Land should not be bandied about lightly

[@tar-maironlordofgifts5702]

Ash nazg durbatuluk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatuluk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul!

[@herowlsomebody5492]

The spell won't work this time. You said "krimpatul" instead of "gimbatul" in the second verse.

[@tar-maironlordofgifts5702]

Thou dare to question My divine authority!?

[@legionxiii8055]

You'll always play second fiddle to your terrible master, who is named Morgoth! Begone!

[@MushVPeets]

It still works, Herowl. One ring to rule them all, one ring to bind them, one ring to bring them all...

[@CrusaderKnight2000]

Legion XIII it's actually melkor

[@tbluegator09]

That reading of the inscription in the Black Speech was chilling, pretty sure the lights dimmed here as I was listening 😵

[@SarumanTheStupid]

Benjamin Trey Blue I died.

[@darthsauron8052]

My ears had an orgasm

[@zyubat]

I farted

[@RabidDeathknight]

This song was really awesome. Until you guys spoke the language of Mordor and a demon appeared in my room, then it was less awesome. Though deals for my soul aside, I really did enjoy this song as I enjoy your group's dedication to making these styles of music.

[@Yeet-jh5ld]

Rabid did the demon offered you something?

[@Darkplazmadragon]

Chocolate?

[@METALGEARMATRIX]

Rabid Demons don't offer contracts, devils do.

[@tadpole8726]

Plazama didn't your parents ever tell you not to accept candy from the demons of Mordor?:)

[@donspaghetti2357]

Rabid that demon was Your mother?

[@cathulionetharn5139]

That sadness when you realize you can't say anymore that this song should be resung with christopher lee as dark lord because you know... ...

[@angieulaka]

mhm.. What's worse is I can;t seem to find any version of his reciting the poem without "generic lurking cellist" sound

[@Char1998-f8j]

Look on Spotify and there's some variations of him half-singing this, all Tolkien Ensemble. Of all the poems he's done for them, The Riddle of Strider (II) in the album The Fellowship of The Ring is the best. Close your eyes and it feels like you're in Bree, at the Prancing Pony, gazing over at that ominous hooded figure yourself.

[@tevildo7718]

Can you pleasssssssse send a link to it if you still know where to find it? I started digging around and I just cannot find it!

[@Char1998-f8j]

open.spotify.com/album/0yhcUWS3gLd5zt88boYvL8

[@tevildo7718]

Thank you!

[@ultidragonlord887]

Whoever said the Black Speech part. That was amazing. And whoever edited it. Glorious.

[@neltan31]

it is strange but i cannot help but think that in an alternate lotr universe where all humans are like the dark numenoreans and sworn to sauron this song would be an hymn to war, not a dark prophecy like in "canon", but an omen to the triumph of the dark lord and the glory of a new age. I may just be strange but this song do not convey the feels of impending doom for me but quite the opposite ^^ ( P.S : sorry for my english, it's not my native language)

[@griffith5704]

That’s actually really good idea and cool!

[@NiennaFan1]

I think it conveys both!

[@piscisknight]

Ye, Sauron like the Emperor of Mankind in Warhammer 40K, uniting all races under one banner. Sounds dystopic but not that much if you think it through.

[@evanlongfellow6849]

No problem, bud.

[@InSanic13]

@@piscisknight Considering that everyone would lose their free will in the process, sounds pretty dystopic to me.

[@kyleedwards6026]

ONE A CAPELLA TO RULE THEM ALL

[@christophergonzales563]

Kyle Edwards they should do an A Capella version of this.

[@EddieBoy_Leigh]

Kyle Edwards it’s not a capella If it was, there would be no music other than a piano (maybe)

[@klarinettensemble4036]

What? There a many instruments played

[@eosofspades_357]

i'm listening to this as background music while i draw and let me tell you i was NOT prepared for the visceral terror i felt when the Black Speech and clanging began. excellent work, 10/10 would listen again.

[@MrKlotzi123]

It's not even 50 Words, and yet you make it sound as epic as any other Song by Tolkien, just by Tonal Variation, that my Friends, is true Skill.

[@TheComradeGamers626]

You guys make such amazing music. It brings such a different and epic spin off of Tolkien's poems. Keep it up.

[@goldenpumpkinn3914]

You're right!

[@jonbrandre3006]

I love how this began as a somber curse upon the various different races under Sauron's control, but ended as if they were all unified against the dark lord. Fantastic detail

[@caseycundiff3311]

I keep coming back to this for 2 reasons. 1) It’s just an amazing song overall 2) “In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie” is spoken so powerfully I can’t get over it

[@isaacgoeth5158]

*"One ring to rule them all."* *"One ring to find them."* *"One ring to bring them all."* *"And in the darkness bind them."*

[@JoshuaAndres]

“In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie”

[@moviekingpin007]

Way better than the rings of power series version

[@seronymus]

LAWD DEM RANGZ DEM RANGZ OF POOOWWAAAHH

[@archonnova]

"I renounce the Blessed Kingdom, To redeem the land of shadows And rebuild the walls of Arda. Pure and unspoiled light Will come to replace the Dark Lord. Fear me and rejoice, The time for a new ring has come." -Celebrimbor/Talion 💍

[@boris8515]

We renounce our maker. We cleave to the darkness. Behold! We are the Nine, lords on unending life!

[@e21big]

One Theme to rule them all, One Theme to find them, One Theme to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the channel Clamavi De Profundis where the music reign

[@rustkarl]

That was some clever choices for the voice tone change for the lines. The higher pitch for the 3 Elven rings. The shift to the deep rumble of the Dwarvern rings. The wavering high and low of the 9 doomed men. And the almost mournful and ominous tone for the Dark Lord on his dark throne. The low and echoing Black Speech was perfectly menacing. And that final hissing whisper of the last line, “In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie”.

[@dackobocko7430]

That must be the happiest sounding "doomed to die" I've ever heard

[@mercwiththemouth3720]

When I was in fourth grade a substitute teacher handed out trinkets and one of them was a replica one ring and this girl got it. There was a fight to get it from her, and some one got sent to the nurses office, and I swear I heard a kid roar like an orc Edit: wow this is the most likes I've gotten on a comment.

[@kiranm8569]

I can't tell if you are joking or not. Are you? If not, it was probably me.

[@grapesodasalmander2434]

This sounds like a greentext

[@mercwiththemouth3720]

@@kiranm8569 I'm not kidding. This actually happened.

[@kiranm8569]

@@mercwiththemouth3720 I believe you. LotR is like the Bible- it inspires people to new heights.

[@mercwiththemouth3720]

@@kiranm8569 yes. Though not necessarily the best heights. I mean, that got violent.

[@JamesMC04]

This doesn’t sound grim, ominous, or evil - it sounds beautiful, like the Ring. Is it significant that the Ring is called “the One”, just like Eru, “the One” ? Maybe this means that Sauron, who rejected Eru, is now dependent on a ring that is his own craftsmanship. Quite a come-down.

[@_semih_]

Sauron never rejected Eru. In the ME universe, even Valar are gods to humans and Elves. Sauron as a same race(Ainur) being with all of Valar he wanted to be a god-king like the Valar

[@NiennaFan1]

@@_semih_ but Sauron turned away from Eru's plan and wanted to institute Melkor's will instead, and then his own

[@_semih_]

@@NiennaFan1 As far as I remember Tolkien explained that Sauron knew of Eru, according to his own wisdom. He thought that Illuvatar neglected Middle Earth and abandoned it so according to his own wisdom Sauron would be the god-king of the Middle Earth to rule it and the children of Illuvatar. This is the main reason behind all the events of the second and third ages

[@NiennaFan1]

@@_semih_ Yeah! so I interpret that as him rejecting Eru who told Sauron and the other Ainur that he had a plan and all that and that he wanted the Ainur to behave in a certain way

[@samuelhogan3673]

this is just the kind of thing that reminds me that even though our world is out of wack, their is still honor and decorum in the world. Thank you Clamavi De Profundis for this and all your other works.

[@wintersking4290]

These Lyrics From the Silmarillion PLEASE! He chanted a song of wizardry, Of piercing, opening, of treachery, Revealing, uncovering, betraying. Then sudden Felagund there swaying sang in answer a song of staying, Resisting, battling against power, Of secrets kept, strength like a tower, And trust unbroken, freedom, escape; Of changing and of shifting shape, Of snares eluded, broken traps, The prison opening, the chain that snaps, Backwards and forwards swayed their song. Reeling and foundering, as ever more strong The chanting swelled, Felagund fought, And all the magic and might he brought, Of Elvenesse into his words. Softly in the gloom they heard the birds Singing afar in Nargothrond, The sighing of the sea beyond, Beyond the western world, on sand, On sand of pearls in Elvenland. Then the gloom gathered; darkness growing In Valinor, the red blood flowing Beside the sea, where the Noldor slew The Foamriders, and stealing drew Their white ships with their white sails From lamplit havens. The wind wails, The wolf howls. The ravens flee. The ice mutters in the mouths of the sea. The captives sad in Angband mourn, Thunder rumbles, the fires burn- And Finrod fell before the throne.

[@LegoMonkeycat]

This is a very good idea! I think CDP would have a stunning interpretation of this poem. It’s full of conflict and hope and melancholy, so I think it’s right up their alley.

[@azariel6669]

bruh he did it dunno if you saw it

[@Sanderr-D]

Came back to hear this after the outro-version of rings of power. I really wish they would've used this as it feels far more epic.

[@emanuels.pezente1899]

This song should be played in The Rings of Power season finale. This is the best version of "One Ring to Rule them All"

[@leos.2322]

Shame RoP sucks balls and shits on the Lore

[@heiratsschwindler6749]

This song, but not the Version was sung at the end of season 1

[@darinae34]

@@heiratsschwindler6749 Still brought chills down me spine

[@neramo1512]

I’m not sure how you guys aren’t more famous by now, since your songs are better than some people I’ve seen with 2 million+ subs

[@hamzaferoz6162]

They dont have a label

[@marktresztian4467]

Their music is different of what the mob likes.

[@spaghetii5337]

Only Lord of the Rings fans will appreciate their songs.

[@swishfish8858]

Tolkien fans* And I wouldn't really call myself a Tolkien fan. I just really like epic operatic fantasy music.

[@steel58836]

You guys should do "Down, Down, Down to Goblin Town" Next Edit: And this was great

[@Kedanjt42]

steel58836 or they should do where there's a whip there's a way

[@mattaffenit9898]

Yes.

[@mattaffenit9898]

@@Kedanjt42 No. We don't mention that one.

[@drizzmatec]

Yes please.

[@isitnotwrittenthat1680]

@@mattaffenit9898 but they can do it right

[@DragonxFlutter]

WOW. This was impressive, especially the 3-7-9-1 progression at the start. That was clever. I look forward to your next works, and I shiver in anticipation for your next dip into the poems of Middle Earth.

[@kitling5781]

What you guys do with Tolkien is just amazing. There hasn't been a single song based off of J.R.R Tolkiens poetry that I haven't loved yet.

[@carterbarnett4734]

I used to have the entire verse Sauron speaks in Black Speech written on the inside of my English binder my 8th grade year. This song has brought that poem to life. I love your songs so much. I feel if Peter Jackson remastered the LOTR trilogy, your songs would be used quite heavily.

[@Andrew-vt2wq]

I just love the tune of this song, the voice in the second part is just perfect, it sounds innocent and haughty, but we all know what's behind the power that the ring brings. Tempting little trinket

[@kaiserslim2751]

I honestly didn't know if this poem would work as a song, but you guys made it work. Very well done! Gonna be stuck in my head for a while.

[@balintvasvari7573]

When I first heard it I liked it, but it was really amazing when I read after how well-thought-out it is in the description. I love how it changes back and forth from a brighter and more benign tone to a sinister one, that makes it so much more foreboding

[@aaronmcclellan7902]

That was a great build up and an incredible climax. Amazing.

[@louiehamblett6481]

Listening to this has given me goosebumps and made my day and will be listing for some time. You have really musically enlightened the LORT and Hobbit stories and poems for me and I'm sure for many of your listeners! Thank you so much your family are fantastic!

[@mroffice8166]

1:22 Free darkspeech button, for all you murder hobos out there.

[@agentwash1]

One I'd like to see is the song Eowyn sings at Theodreds funeral, not sure if it's in the books but its beautiful song - it's called the Lament for Theodred btw

[@Robolord123]

This song just gets better and better as it continues, not song of durin / lament of rohirrim tier but still a very nice song.

[@2manyIce]

Hearing the evil enchantment in the black speach hurts the ears of elf, dwarf and man.

[@beholdnonsense5100]

Well, this is the creepiest thing I've heard in a while. * Listens several more times *

[@snottierfaun]

Sauron is basically the ultimate evolution of all our paralysis demons at once, but with a cool language. It's like a killer frenchman wanting to steal all my donuts just for the sake of drowning my dreams.

[@devianterigawn847]

Pls pls pls.... Do a version of Where theres a Whip Theres a Way.

[@theblackswordsman9093]

I can't like this enough

[@igorcavalcanti9375]

Just woke up to see this, best day ever

[@pietersieliepc]

Having read your note on the interpretation, I must say you did an excellent job in representing that interpretation with the music and its themes. Thank you for sharing!

[@MisterTwoScoops]

Not sure if this was already posted. But when listening I knew I was listening to something I didn't grasp, like looking at a cut gem for the first time. Listened to it a few times now, and it's just unfolding more and more. Absolutely incredible especially at the crescendo.

[@sudakshinaroy2071]

Honestly, when the black speech was being sung, storm clouds rolled in and almost made it darkness at 3:30 pm

[@claudior.3685]

This is exactly why Sauron is one my favorite characters in J.R.R Tolkine's books. Great work btw!

[@_just.luxa_]

You must do "Hoist the Colors" from Pirates of the Caribbean!!! 😍😍😍

[@alisalloum9893]

great idea 😀😍

[@Battlestargroup]

Agree says I

[@jadeschran3354]

Aye aye

[@rustkarl]

Aye that sounds magnificent

[@dr_oogwayquinn2243]

Aye

[@veronikaberesova9793]

I love the way you work with melody, different tunes and composition. This song is so well done, the evil presents itself in the most beautiful form, I absolutely adore it!

[@bipel8810]

Yes! EDIT (after watching): Please do more Tolkien's poems not only form Lord of the Rings and really well done.

[@alexgriffin9476]

I just finished BCT for the Army, these covers of JRR Tolkien got me through so many hard moments. I look forward to future videos

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

I've wanted to hear this verse put to music for over 40 years, since I first read The Lord of the Rings! BRAVO!!!!

[@javierortega4409]

They should have used this for the ending of the Rings of Power

[@silenthntr]

agreed, end credits made me cringe

[@indyteo]

This one is so much powerful, using voice acting for each part of the text, it makes us feel the power of the rings!

[@tunch90]

I thought the same thing

[@lexiebuhler1415]

But they did....

[@aynulith9240]

@@lexiebuhler1415 they mean this version, or one that was just better than the out of tune garbage that was played

[@kidaoconnor3113]

Your voices are very powerful. I get shivers every time I listen to your songs no matter how often I've listened to them. You guys are awesome! :)

[@Bryan198026]

This almost makes it seem like some sort of creepy religious hymn to the One Ring. Nice touch there.

[@red_5876]

yaaaas my favourite people uploaded! This is as amazing as I hoped it would be, good job! Your songs are beautiful

[@tevildo7718]

Certainly a really chilling and unique take on the Ring Poem! I love what you guys have done with it and this makes me hope you guys eventually cover the battle of Songs between Sauron and the Elvish King Finrod. I think it suits this whole "each part of the song is sung by the race it pertains to" thing you have going on.

[@paoloruggirello8695]

whoever keeps requesting these Lord of the Rings pieces, keep it up for the rest of us please!! great work again CDP!

[@TheHumanKrow69420]

This tune is haunting

[@aenor-llelo]

clamavi de profundis always drops bangers

[@mothman8300]

Anyone else hear a kermit in the ending's "darkness" at 5:18 ?

[@Ethan_Burke]

I do now lol

[@_semih_]

Lmao

[@kallieblumberg9977]

The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings have always, always been my favorite books to read and y’all bring them to life so beautifully I couldn’t be more grateful!!! Such an amazing sound. I love every one of y’alls videos!!

[@_Dovar_]

One Ring for a Hobbit, from the Green Hills of Shire, One Ring to Carry, One Ring to Oppose, One Ring to Bear, In Mordor Destroy, One Ring for One, True Lord of the Rings...

[@benhuether5474]

Clever remix of the original poem but the title of the book is still referring to the unseen presence of Sauron being the main instigator of the whole conflict as an imposing sorcerous figure of emense power over the characters on their journey to destroy his life force (the ring) after being resurrected for the last time.

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

It's THE Shire.

[@wizardpig02]

The part with the poem in the Black Speech gives me the shivers

[@blizzardstormer5076]

Beautiful......and mysterious sounding

[@mcoyote05]

Where is the "Love" Button? This deserves much more than a like. Great job, Clamavi!

[@jonathanwangthomsen979]

I absolutely LOVE this song

[@nicolepatterson5078]

Man that always gives me a chill at the end when it says "in the land of Mordor where the shadows lie"

[@KATTALNUVA3]

Sauron: (To Voldemort) You stole all your most prized possessions. I made my own.

[@asmaran9262]

Omg, this song literally gives my players goosebumps when I play it during our LOTR TTRPG sessions, so I'm loving it.

[@bktfrank]

Wish this was used in rings of power instead of the version in episode 8

[@anthonysunseri1996]

You can just feel the power radiating from this song! IT'S AWESOME!

[@karimtabikh9482]

Such a loss this wasn't the chosen song for the final episode of the serie

[@Duchess_Van_Hoof]

Honestly, this is the penultimate version as far as I am concerned. It does have a haunting melody and the lyrics are powerful as they should be.

[@the_noldo]

This is beautiful, menacing and enticing at once as Annatar no doubt was. Very nice. I don’t suppose we could get Sauron and Finrod’s song duel next?

[@kitling5781]

I have no words except for thank you and your family. I just wish I had money to spare to be a patreon. Because everything based off of Tolkiens works has been absolutely incredible and it's so rare to find these days. As a lifelong (well age seven but still) Tolkien fan, this is some of the best music I have ever heard.

[@TheTriforceofRubiks]

Shivers... Complete epicness

[@TolkienTalk]

It´s marvelous! Congratulations!

[@outrider5896]

the holes of saurons face look like a dark phoenix

[@anthonysunseri1996]

I never thought somebody could turn the poem into such an amazing song! Thank you for proving me wrong!

[@widgren87]

Any chance of you doing the Song of Eärendil or the Lay of Leithian? Either would be fantastic, both would be a small miracle :-)

[@herowlsomebody5492]

They do impossible things right off, but keep in mind that miracles take some time :)

[@alsodharga_679]

luthien, not leithian

[@alsodharga_679]

@The Only True Witch-King my apologies

[@silvermagpie1071]

You probably know this, but Eärendil's out!

[@Rusty_Spoons3492]

i love this song so much, its on two of my playlists

[@supremeleadersmeagol6345]

Tolkien died in 1973. One Ring for the Dark Lord on his dark throne, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die Seven for the dwarf lords in their halls of stone, three Rings for the Elven Kings under the sky. 1973 = Exact reverse order :) *iluminati music plays*

[@magnusanderson6681]

He faked his death... bum Bum BUUUUUM!

[@danielrichardsonphoenix3026]

that is so cool.

[@christophergonzales563]

Numerology

[@zeljkotomic838]

Very interesting!!!

[@Jurchin7]

Supreme Leader Smeagol ik