Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold (Ultimate Edition) - The Hobbit - Clamavi De Profundis

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Please share this piece with your friends and family to see if they spontaneously turn into a Dwarf (symptoms include digging holes, aversion to leaves, suddenly sporting an epic beard, general shortness, and compulsively streaming “Misty Mountains” on repeat) We hope you enjoy it:)

[@LeeroyPorkins]

Rankin/Bass Hobbit has a sequel to this song. Never mind lol

[@cubelith7899]

If you're taking suggestions, please do We All Lift Together next, it fits the dwarven themes so well

[@jacobgutwill7802]

Or they say "ROCK AMD STONE!!!!!!!", "GOLD!!!!!!", "FOR CARL!!!!!!!", or some variation of that

[@jannerwingfeather]

I definitely feel the urge to diggy a hole about now😁😁

[@ForDeathandGlory]

🤣 I will check

[@beepbop7741]

This has been 10 years in the making.... gentlemen, let's honor this moment of awesomeness

[@efaristi9737]

10 years to make this ?

[@MerlosTheMad]

@@efaristi9737 As in Clamavi's experience and formative undertakings up until now led to this masterpiece.

[@loreman7267]

Baruk Khazâd!

[@TheHumanKrow69420]

To Khazad-Dum!

[@TobiasCassidy]

Indeed!

[@wizardman149]

Raise your cups, my fellow Tolkien-folk, hail to King Under the Mountain, hail to the Singers Under the Mountain! To 10 years of fantastic hymns, songs, and storytelling!

[@HrLBolle]

I'll raise my drinking horn joining the toast

[@EnesLOTR]

​@@HrLBollei'm on the elf side but this song is addiction lol

[@HrLBolle]

@@EnesLOTR a drinking horn has little to do with who you're people are, bur a lot with the time in which a piece is set

[@holyromanempireball465]

Hail to the king and the singers. 🍺

[@JennyMartin-i9n]

To you all respect for the 10 yrs 👏

[@derpknight3023]

I found the original when I was college. I sang it while I held my dog as he passed. I sang it when I walked home from the bars. I sang it when I drove from work. I sang it when I played video games. Now I sing this song to my baby daughter while I cradle her to sleep. Cheers for changing my life. Thank you for bringing this into existence. I await your next version in 10 years time.

[@karecare2224]

Bravo! Never give up, never surrender!

[@nicolezhang8116]

I found the original when I was in middle school. I sang it throughout highschool and college. And now I sing it as I walk from my apartment to grad school. This song is timeless.

[@silly_on_]

That's truly beautiful

[@ac_pejk3113]

You know the drill sir. My kids are already Tolkien fans bcs of their dad 😊.

[@johndortheknight4802]

May we sing this in the next life brother with our clan and kin for their eternal memory

[@TalynDerre]

...as they sang the hobbit felt the love of beautiful things made by hands and by cunning and by magic moving through him, a fierce and jealous love, the desire in the hearts of the dwarves. Then something Tookish woke up inside him, and he wished to go and see the great mountains, and hear the pine-trees and the waterfalls, and explore the caves, and carry a sword instead of a walking stick...

[@MicahDarkFantasy]

Happy 10th anniversary to a version of a song that J.R.R. Tolkien would be mighty proud that exists. ❤️

[@BrethilnenMusic]

10 years already, I can't believe it.

[@thienpool]

The FULL Dwarves' songs, with all the parts , And Durin's Song, with epic voices and composition, The Professor would be proud, guys !

[@elfstone85]

The first version left me with chills and excitement. This final version left me with chills, smiles, and tears.

[@coltondouglas2198]

Even after 10 years, There is Magic in that music. And it moves through me. You feel the love of beautiful things. To go and see the great mountains, pine trees, and waterfalls. To wear a sword instead of a walking stick. Just once. Tolkien would be proud of you and your company of merry folk.

[@caseyboy97]

This has been on repeat. I went for a hike early in the morning up into the mountains while jamming to this. I sat and stared at the cold mountains while this played. Brilliant.

[@uzomajoe8354]

I'm jealous

[@journeyman_otb3983]

As someone who has memorized your extended edition with the "Song of Durin" placed in the center for roughly 7 years now, I can honestly say this was so amazing to sing along to! Can't wait to see where the music goes after this. Maybe some more stories with the Kingdom of Hammerdeep??? Or even a sequel to Oshrjad Bonebreaker? Who knows! We'll have to wait and see.

[@narangren]

Oshjrad's sequel is World Stone Keep.

[@JD-128]

I'm still hoping for an original song for the dragon-kind someday. ;-)

[@samuelsieffert1288]

Honestly more of the Negankerdak Saga would be great too!

[@ronindreamer1919]

May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks. Wonderful.

[@phoenixkingtheo]

The original song is how I found you guys and I love how much you’ve grown and how the overall quality of your music as increased! Here’s to another 10 years! And many more!

[@cameronleja7474]

Same here, I have listened to the original a thousand times over the past 5 years, and I have a feeling that I will be listening to this one another thousand times for many years more.

[@Nerobyrne]

Yeah, i think that was their break-through. Genius move, making the entirety of the song in the same style of the Hobbit movie. A lot of people really wanted more of that song, and they surely delivered. As much back then as they did today :)

[@ArchShades]

Thorin: "I have no right to say this.....But will you follow me......One last time?"

[@shawnthompson2303]

*TO THE KING.* 🛡️🐗

[@Kdiggy]

TO THE KING!

[@Ebrithil1]

To the king !

[@Miron_Marnic]

To the King!

[@zombieslayer5595]

To the King!

[@TheLysineContingency]

This was one of the great parts of the hobbit movie, can’t wait to hear it here

[@markaltenhoff4049]

Ten years ago, I was in Middle-school, and it was a miserable time for me, for various reasons. Then, in seventh grade, I discovered Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and Middle-earth, which utterly transported me into a fantastical world that I cannot even begin to find the words, for how I treasure it. This epic story and history has stayed with me even now, past graduation from both High School and College, quite unlike many other stories that I have known over the course of my life. Around that time, I also came across your original version of this song, your earliest work, and that only further immersed me in Middle-earth, I always hummed it in passing in the hallways at school (it helped keep me going even through trying times) and ever since that song, I have been an avid listener of all of your works. To see your quality continue to grow over the years has been a real treasure, and I knew from the beginning that as a group, you are worthy of all the praise and exposure that you deserve. Thank you, Clamavi De Profundis, for ten years of bringing the stories of fantasy, religion, and yuletide spirit to life through song. I wish you the very best to all your works, and that the next ten years will be just as inspiring as the first. A very Merry Christmas to you, and a very Happy Anniversary!

[@IronPilled]

You sound like me discovering Manowar in high school twenty years ago. Though I knew Tolkien in middle school. Hope everything is still well now.

[@markaltenhoff4049]

Very much so, thank you. I hope you’re well too. :)

[@Wishy-k3q]

From Middle-school to Middle-earth.

[@ihavenoidea3311]

Sons of Durin, the time has come to honor the fallen. Forever shall we remember the brave hearts that fell defending our home🍺

[@kylebroflovski8656]

🍻

[@mikewilson824]

🍻

[@shawnthompson2303]

*This is the Way.*

[@GavinRuiz-hd1vy]

🍺

[@nellelinford5096]

Salute

[@somerandomguy495]

It t ook me a while but I memorized this entire song for my kids who have severe trauma issues. I used to sing it in the car when they were little to go on nap drives. It was so calming for them, this song means so much to me and I love that someone did it justice finally. Thank you!!

[@marc-andrepotheret6929]

Nothing's better than a dwarf song from Clamavi De Profundis, NOTHING !

[@LittleTehri]

The way you've combined Howard Shore's melody with your own and woven the two together is incredible. Not to mention the way you bring in your melody for "The Dragon is withered"! An absolute delight to listen to!

[@loreman7267]

These are the only guys who redeemed that silly 'tra-la-lally' song from the Hobbit!

[@noctusfury6918]

@@loreman7267 Am I the only one who liked that part? I mean... I'm pretty sure that CDP is the only group I know that could probably get away with doing it epically. I was kinda hoping for that part to show up. But oh well. 😅

[@Dwynmal]

@@noctusfury6918What song?

[@noctusfury6918]

@@Dwynmal The "Tra-la-lally" song in The Hobbit.

[@Dwynmal]

@@noctusfury6918 Oh

[@PedroDVFernandes]

In the notice, you told us to be ready for over 18 minutes of Dwarven glory. My friends, I wasn't ready for over 18 minutes of goosebumps.

[@kimcason8764]

Ditto, Me too..! Wonderful Work..!😂

[@mmcb2910]

This is just absolute gold - no, an Arkenstone rather - just amazing dwarven music for nearly 18 minutes, topped off with the long awaited Hobbits' song. When the King Beneath the Mountains part played was pure joy. Many thanks to my favorite music creators!

[@janysalinas6838]

The way I actually squealed when I saw this is frankly embarrassing now excuse me while I blast this and cry about dwarves as I plunge back into my Hobbit obsession. Thank you Clamavi De Profundis for never ever missing and making some of my favorite pieces of Tolkien fanmusic ever. Still getting shivers to it 10 years later.

[@carlosrodrigoacosta3937]

What I loved the most from this version is the new approach to the fragment: "The wind was on the withered heath but in the forest stirred no leaf -There shadows lay by night or day and dark thing silent crept beneath. -The wind came down the mountains cold and like a tide it roared and rolled. -The branches groaned, the forest moaned and leaves were laid upon the mould" Also liked the addition of the little fragments from *_The_* *_King_* *_Beneath_* *_the_* *_Mountains_* From my perspective it feels a lot more rhythmical (some parts if not all the song). I spent around an hour getting used to the new format, for I had the old one stuck in my head from years of singing it.

[@retriever19golden55]

Over 18 minutes, really? I could have sworn it was no more than five. Magnificent!

[@xBrunoGomes]

No wonder KZbin music told that your songs were my most listened in 2023, you guys are always making amazing songs ❤ Cheers from Brazil

[@audoremus]

When I saw this song drop, all seven of my boys gathered round. It is so awesome to have awesome Catholic music and awesome dwarf music to unite my family. Thank you thank you!!!

[@loganw1232]

Agree I’m glad that Clamavi does great Catholic music and great Lord of the Rings Fantasy music as well.

[@thearnorianruby4681]

Finally, we come to the end. Now we may listen to the final version. The complete song.

[@nicolasnamed]

One of my all time favorite songs gets even better?!?

[@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072]

This... this brings my childhood back. I was about 10 when I first heard you guys' cover, now I'm 20 and studying for finals in college. This makes me so happy, thank you guys so much for still gracing us with your beautiful voices. :D

[@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072]

@@osakarose5612 Thanks, I need it :']

[@onlygrain2746]

good luck with your finals! I was 17 when reading LOTR first time... then I was reading Hobbit and LOTR to my children... and now I am 60 and this beautiful creation of Clamavi de Profundis is the best lullaby for my grandchildren))

[@sarahmiller1654]

Found you all about 2 1/2 years ago, first song I listened to was lament for Boromir. Really enjoy your music. Continue to thrive always in Christ our Lord

[@huanneedsabettervet3554]

I discovered them with the Lament for Boromir as well, for me it was the best finding of the year then!

[@sarahmiller1654]

That it is, also made me to look at Boromir in a different light then I had seen him before

[@laurasaxon694]

@@huanneedsabettervet3554 that's how I discovered them as well and I never left.

[@clementprohin5690]

My beard is missing yet, but your music is not less a bless. Thank you. May your voice always creat perfection like tgis! May God bless you until the break of day and after!

[@cdxx7902]

Astonishing beautiful it’s sensational. I’m astound on how spectacular this is. I only listen to this version specifically, I love the melody from “the dragon is withered” as well, it was the first song I’ve heard. This song is powerful

[@jannerwingfeather]

That was a masterpiece! What an amazing way to celebrate 10 years of musical wonder! I can’t wait to see where you go next!

[@katerinamet7039]

Happy 10th anniversary, Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold!!! Dear ClamaviDeProfundis, thank you so much for everything you do for us! It is a great pleasure for me to live with you in the same century 💗💗💗

[@Henriquehso]

Thats a masterpiece. Tolkien would be proud of you guys!

[@Mr.Branderson]

I didn't think I would enjoy 18 minutes of this medley just going over and over again with different lyrics, but this is seriously fire

[@ShaunCushley97]

That was absolutely incredible. As glorious as all the treasure beneath Erebor.

[@piperbrothersstudios4736]

Friends and Music admirers, we are met together in house of our friends and fellow conspirators, these most excellent and audacious musicians. May the hair on there toes never fall out! All praise to their pitch and tone! Congratulations on 10 years of making the finest music, and here's to another 10 years of continued success!

[@Cineix_]

Can't weight. I hope the full song is in the desperate yearning tone like what is in the first movie. I remember hearing that and the cold chills crept along my spine and awakened my eyes

[@everrettbreezewood3665]

*wait. Weight is measured on a scale

[@Hockey-gn2tj]

@@everrettbreezewood3665Go lbs sand!

[@bernardolucas.manfredi]

Uma das melhores músicas de fantasia de todos os tempos. Simplesmente atemporal ❤

[@make-me-go-5102]

I've probably listened to this song like 5-10 times now and the part at 9:32 gives me chills everytime, keep up the good work guys, this is a musical masterpiece.

[@neruval8998]

Very solid, probably the best version I've had the pleasure to listen to. As per suggestions, I would love to see the Battle of Sauron and Finrod refreshed. Stories of Finarfin's children are probably one of the greatest highlights of the mythos. Your Namarie actually inspired me to compose my own version.

[@guillaumelapin5573]

This music is perfect, I've never heard anything like it, this sound is so beautiful, so pure, I can die in peace after hearing this, it's just incredible, I don't have the words...... An average Frenchman whose life you have enlightened.

[@laurasaxon694]

Happy tenth anniversary, Clamalvi De Profundis! The original version of this song, as well as your interpretation of The Lament For Boromir was how I found your channel in the first place, and I stayed for the Christmas music as well as the new version of The Battle Of Lepanto. You all have done great work. I can see now why most of the lyrics were left out of the movie version of the first Hobbit movie. Thorin and the rest of the Company would have still been singing it the next morning when Bilbo caught up to them after having signed the contract. Tolkien would sure be proud, but he would probably die all over again if he read a bunch of the stories in the Hobbit fandom on certain fan fiction websites, which shall remain nameless. I listen to this song once a month and still love it. I still get chills every time I listen to it, the lyrics are so perfect. The Dwarves of yore made mighty spells While hammers fell like ringing bells In places deep, where dark things sleep In hollow halls beneath the fells Goblets they carved there for themselves And harps of gold; where no Man delves There lay they long, and many a song Was sung unheard by Men or elves The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light The bells were ringing in the Dale And Men looked up with faces pale The dragon's ire more fierce than fire Laid low their towers and houses frail Under the Mountain dark and tall The King has come unto his hall His foe is dead, the Worm Of Dread And ever so his foes shall fall The mountain throne once more is freed O! Wandering folk, the summons heed Come haste! Come haste! Across the waste The King of friend and kin has need Here at the gates the King awaits His hands are rich with gems and gold The King has come unto his hall Under the mountain dark and tall The worm Of Dread is slain and dead And ever so our foes shall fall The Lord Of Silver Fountains shall come into his own His halls shall echo golden to song of yore re-sung Is the Dwarf being depicted at 13:42 Kili? I love the artistic rendering of Thorin at 14:47 with his new armor and cloak. He looks so regal and kingly. Gather round, sons and daughters of Durin, with ale, wine or tea in hand. The time has come once again to honor the fallen. May our King Under The Mountain Thorin Oakenshield and his mighty Company rest forever in Mahal's loving arms until the day comes when we are all reunited with them again.

[@johanabigasova6770]

Ten years of awsome songs by Clamavi De Profundis. Congatulations from Czech republic.

[@DireShire]

when i was a kid, i was so obsessed with your cover of the misty mountains. i listened to it everyday, i enlightened my middle school class to it, it was- and is- amongst the most moving performances i have ever heard. and i cannot describe how excited i am to hear the ultimate edition.

[@Maryland2]

This song has helped me through so many tough times from 7th grade (middle school) to the end of my college journey this past year.❤❤ Thank you for 10 years of greatness and in helping to kickstart my journey into Tolkien’s fantasy works! So glad this classic has been remastered. I know that you are a humble group but you are truly one of the best artists who have covered Tolkien’s poems. You have inspired so many people with your work, talent, and have evoked countless dreams of wandering adventures to a lonely mountain (and many other tales!) far away. God bless you, best wishes, and so excited to see future works!

[@ShadowandFlamme]

Thank you all for making so much beautiful pieces. I discovered you with this song and never left, because no other artists make me feel a way like I'm directly here, on Middle Earth. I'm sure Eru Illuvatar itself is shaked by your Music. I'm looking forward for the next 10 years hoping to dream and to be transported like the 10 last. Have a good holiday and christmas all !

[@lord_gwyn6449]

this is a work of art, every Dwarf would bow befor, and i can only say, you had my Hammer since the old days, you have my Hammer, as i write this lines and you will have my Hammer for eternities to come!

[@Drag0nvil]

Thank you, for 10 years of awesomeness. Thank you for the new song and the first audiobook! And thank you for allowing Christmas to come early!

[@leeschroeder4150]

Been listening to clamavi for 7 years now. Always like a Christmas gift when they post anything!

[@hansdomke89]

Wow, this is incredible! My brothers and I love singing the original 20-minute version together, especially on long car rides. This new version is immediately going on my playlist. Thank you for many years of the best dwarven music

[@daltoncook209]

I can't believe this band has been apart of me for this long. Laying back with headphones on listening to that was an experience. I thought of Erebor and all the lands inspired by it and it felt like a home. Erebor, Blacksaddle, Narnia, Hammerdeep, Ironforge, and more that I can't remember. Thank y'all for all y'all do

[@battleowl3517]

Thank you so much for all those years of dreamy, spectacular, wholesome music. It has accompanied my for so long, in times dark and bright, joy and sorrow, disease and depression. Your songs always give me power, hope and peace. Be it in the gym or in the hospital, greeting the morning or preparing for sleep, there is no place or circumstance not fitting for your songs. Rock on, keep going, God bless you all!

[@Davish7864]

Tolkien would certainly be proud! Cheers to Ten Years of Magic guys! You’re the BEST! ❤️‍🔥

[@DragonoidBerserker1]

They're certainly keeping the spirit of Tolkien alive a lot better than Amazon

[@Nerobyrne]

@@DragonoidBerserker1 cringe

[@DragonoidBerserker1]

@@Nerobyrne How is it cringe?

[@Nerobyrne]

@@DragonoidBerserker1 please bring up every interpretation of Tolkien's work that you didn't like every time someone makes something new. Really adds to the positive vibe. Want my list?

[@DragonoidBerserker1]

@@Nerobyrne Sure, why not

[@calebsorrel7684]

A wonderful rendition!! I think on first listen my favorite part was when you sang of Rivendell. The vocals were spectacular! I also enjoyed the verse of “The pines were roaring on the heights”. Definitely one of if not the best pieces I’ve seen from y’all!! Thank you!

[@chesterclean]

this has to be my favorite song ever😄

[@трыньтрынь-ф1х]

Господи, я ещё не дослушала, но это просто рай для ушей и сердца. Аранжировки прекрасны, а ваше пение только сильнее убеждает меня в том, что моё сердце принадлежит Средиземью. Гномы прекрасны❤ Спасибо за 18 минут счастья

[@LordGirion42]

That was the most beautiful thing I have heard In a long time. The way y’all meshed “The Dragon is Withered” and “Song Of Durin” together was angelic. God Bless your family.

[@Maribro4]

Happy 10 years! And thank you for all the joy you've brought in that time!

[@RedFox04190]

Fantastic work. Surprised by the tempo changes because I’ve listened to the 20min version so much. Your songs gave me a new respect for Tolkien’s works.

[@avantelvsitania3359]

And once again... "Beneath the mountain music woke" Thank you for your work. Although I prefer you original adaptation, it's never too much to celebrate this wonderful piece of art.

[@lukefriesenhahn8186]

The list of Tolkien's great works, and songs continues! I'm happy you all (Clamavi De Profundis) appreciate Tolkien's works to make masterpieces like this. The universe of Arda has truely inspired our universe of Erda.

[@BearSonOfBear]

Imagine if Amazon loved Tolkien this much.

[@oneoranota]

This is not a song, this is a mood ! I enjoyed it.

[@nateskinner97]

You are such an underrated channel. Please keep up the fantastic work my fellow Catholic Brothers and Sisters.

[@bbagginsmcswaggins]

I've always been a huge fan of your covers of Misty Mountains, and this does such amazing justice to the piece, including the absolutely incredible instrumental at the beginning. A very lovely holiday gift to us all, many thanks to thee Clamavi!

[@bastiancook4821]

I really like the variations on the melody. While I really liked the version you did years ago this one is a lot more interesting to listen to musically speaking. I also really like the percussion work and the bits of the Song of Durin you snuck in. 10/10 Edit: listening again I realize that's not the Song of Durin. Still like that bit though.

[@gabrielbrandao4521]

Oh my God, I feel the sacred energy behind this song. This is pure power.

[@veznan7010]

This is truly worthi of being called "Ultimate Edition", its so good i cant get enough of your music!

[@artninja2579]

As someone that’s bought every version you’ve put out that i could, i just need you to know that i adore this version. I really enjoy the harmonizations here, and the enunciation of the words are far more crisp. You can tell how far you’ve come between the first version(s) and now. I look forward to being able to purchase this version when it’s available.

[@czntrm]

This is EPIC!! I've got my axe, my hammer and all my gold...I'm ready to go, ere the break of day, to take back the lonely mountain!!

[@Kalsiver]

This is a wonderful performance, so moving and with inner strength. Great voices and composition, deep bass that bounces with vibrations from the body. Thank you for this wonderful song! I can't wait to hear more of your songs.

[@lezleyboom]

Blessed Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception to you all.

[@loganw1232]

You too my friend!✝️

[@mmcb2910]

Salve Regina!

[@lezleyboom]

@@mmcb2910 A Short Advent Poem: Vale, Salve. Ave Alma!

[@TobiasCassidy]

What a day to release such a masterpeice

[@vladtheinhaler9744]

Reimagining something thats already perfect and creating something even greater in the process... A true 11/10. Bravo!

[@Bahamaria]

What an incredible song. This is the best adaptation of Tolkien's wonderful poetry I've ever heard. Thank you so much.

[@tibzz0725]

This is... amazing ! Edit : More I heard, more It feel stronger... You have done a really great job ! I love this song, and the moment of from "The King Beneath the Mountain" lyrics make me really happy. Thanks you really much. For this song and all other... You are the peoples who make me rejoice my school chore. Thanks you.

[@Danarcho]

Thank you for your great work on Middle Earth, Christian, and original songs/hymns. Your channel never fails to bring joy and fantasy!

[@canadianamateurfilmdude]

I just happened to come across this channel when this dropped.. at first didn't want to devote 20 minutes to a song like this, but am I glad I did

[@samaradragonhart5719]

I hope you checked out their other songs, because they are amazing!

[@BossDelta38]

I need to pick up my jaw from the ground after this. I don't even know what to say, I can't think of any words to describe the greatness of this video. Cudos to you guys, I wish you even greater succes in the future, though with this video you probably reached the peak of this mountain. We need to find another one!

[@AkashGupta-rl4sk]

As someone who has cherished a deep-seated fascination with the enchanting world of fantasy since early childhood, it's immensely gratifying to witness the timeless allure of such realms endure into adulthood. The enduring magic of fantasies like "Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold" resonates in profound ways, carrying us through the different stages of life. For many, the allure of these mythical worlds remains a steadfast source of comfort, inspiration, and an unwavering connection to the wondrous realms of imagination. It's a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the timeless appeal of embarking on extraordinary quests within the boundless landscapes of fantasy.

[@Klaevin]

I mostly listen to this because the movie version isn't long enough. I'm so glad you included the rest of Tolkien's lyrics

[@narangren]

For so long I have wanted a version that included all three of these. Thank you so much!

[@jiladoper2]

been listening to this over 12 times since you release it last night, its so good and I feel like living everyday's life is a new Adventure/Quest while listening to this.

[@TobiasCassidy]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, the hair on my toes seemed to fall out with the amount of goose bumps I had listening to this masterpiece. thank you for ten years of music.

[@nathandutton2860]

Can’t believe it’s been ten years since the hobbit trilogy and since you released the first misty mountains song. Crazy.

[@thedeanbean2145]

that was..... a religious experience. thank you so much

[@MGS.037]

Exactly what religion

[@AvangardaSRB]

God bless you all and thank you for all of these astonishing songs and thank you for bringing middle - earth to life through music. May you be in His grace forever, im sure Tolkien is proud of yall !

[@Zilla1954]

I was so surprised when y'all starting using the theme for the Dragon is Withered, then singing part of King Under the Mountain. Those pieces fit so well together, it was amazing! I do miss the Song of During being in the composition, but it does interrupt the flow a little bit (I would love to see you remake that as a solo though). I discovered you a few years ago during a pivotal moment in my life, and I have been in love with your music since. The song that brought me here was your twenty minute cover of Misty Mountains Cold, so seeing your remaster was a real treat. Keep up the great scores!

[@narangren]

This is always how I felt it was meant to be sung.

[@LibertyGryphon]

I have good news for you -- they already released a standalone full version of the Song of Durin.😉

[@Zilla1954]

@@LibertyGryphon Yes, I love that version. I was just wandering is they were going to do another ten-year anniversary remaster of that version eventually. That song is probably one of if not my absolute favorite of Clamavi de Profundis' works.

[@heinkelboy0551]

I’ve been listening to you guys since the beginning. And hearing this song again brought back a lot of good memories. Here’s to ten years of hearing you guys make awesome music and to hoping you guys do this for many more.🎉

[@ajanis95]

Its been years since I heard the first rendition and to this day it always brings me to tears. The dwarven songs, particuarly The Misty Mountain hold a special place in my heart for deeply personal reasons. Thank you all so much for all the work youve done over the years bringing these songs to life.

[@loganw1232]

Happy Ten year Anniversary and Feast of the Immaculate Conception. You’ve done great things for the Glory of God. Positive, Mary gave her Son’s blessings on your works.

[@Ronald_Long1]

I just got finished listen to the audiobooks of the Hobbit, LOTR, and Silmarillion. This could not have come out at a better time. All of your arrangements of Tolkien's poems are good, but this is something else.

[@larsderidder03]

wow jus wow. even after 10 years you guys still amaze me with your fantastic music keep up the good work

[@theresegretencord2470]

MAGNIFICENT!! Well done, CdP! God bless you all, and thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece ❤

[@joenunnally1077]

Beautiful. I've listened to some of your songs so much that I now sing them as lullabies for my kid.

[@bryantkoester7825]

Amazing, I sing it to my baby son every night and he loves it. I love singing it too, y'all are awesome!

[@carnegiexl]

Just stumbled across this after listening to the other for years! This is amazing! Cheers as always!