Chorus in Adūnaic:
Nźbābītham Magānanź
Nźtabdam dāurad
Nźpām nźd abārat-aglar
īdō Nidir nźnākham
Bārī 'n Katharād
'We deny our maker.
We cling to the darkness.
We grasp for ourselves power and glory.
Now we come, the Nine,
Lords of Eternal Life.

Balrog theme
A evil, threatening, foreboding theme, played on drums and brass, played when Gandalf stops on the bridge, and when the Balrog drags him down into the Abyss with him. Used to represent the Balrog of Morgoth and its power.>>>>

CHARACTER THEMES
[[[[Gollum’s theme
An evil, slithering string theme, but while also sounding evil, also sounds pitiable and sad.
Used to represent Gollum when he is discussed or on screen.

Arwen’s theme
A high, slow, beautiful theme, used twice in the movie to represent Arwen. General lyrics are as follows:
Chorus in Sindarin
Tinśviel elvanui
Elleth alfirin edhelhael
O hon ring finnil fuinui
A renc gelebrin thiliol...

'Tinśviel [the] elven-fair,
Immortal maiden elven-wise,
About him cast [her] night-dark hair,
And arms [like] silver glimmering...'

Aragorn’s theme
A noble brass motif, used when Aragorn saves Boromir for a few seconds when he jumps out of the woods and kills Lurtz, when he jumps in to save frodo from the witchking, when he jumps in to save him from the cave troll, when the Fellowship runs to the Bridge in Moria, when he first walks towards the Uruks on Amon Hen, and when Butterbur introduces Strider.

Frodo’s theme
Sad, noble theme, used when Gandalf speaks to him in Moria, saying "All you have to decide...", in a greater form with choir after Gandalf falls, and when he leaves Amon Hen by boat (after hearing Gandalf's saying again).

The Fellowship Theme
A Grand, heroic theme, often played on brass, used in it’s fragmentary form when the Fellowship begins to form: when Sam leaves the cornfield, when Merry and Pippin show up and roll down a hill, and when Strider (Aragorn) joins the group. As the Fellowship forms at the Council of Elrond, it is used in a brassy, grand statement, and similarly when the leave Rivendell, are seen on a mountain trail, as they run for the bridge after defeating the cave troll, and after Aragorn and Frodo leap onto the edge of the stairs as the section behind them falls. After Gandalf falls, you only hear it in its fragmentary form again, this time saddened by the loss, and is heard on the Great River and after Boromir dies.

Fellowship Choral Motif
Used when the Fellowship departs Rivendell, when M+P almost get axed by orcs on Amon Hen, and over Boromir's last stand.

Hobbit Theme
A joyous, careless theme, played on quick strings, used often in Hobbiton, and when M+P run into Frodo and Sam in Farmer Maggot's Cornfield.

Samwise's Theme
A Very powerful theme, packed with emotion, used when Frodo and Sam are in the Lake at the Falls of Rauros.]]]]

MOOD/EVENT/UNIDENTIFIED THEMES
^^^^Nature/ Unexpected Hope Theme
A high choral motif, played when the moth finds Gandalf on top of the tower of Orthanc.

Weakness Motif
A sad string theme, representing the weakness of men. Used when Isildur is seen wearing the Ring in the Prologue, when Elrond says "Men are weak", after the Isildur-Mt.Doom flashback, and when Aragorn tells Arwen why he fears the past.

Fate of Man motif
A sad, 4-note motif, used when Elendil falls, and after Frodo runs from Boromir, when he is saying "I see your Mind..."

Ominous Brass Motif
Used when Saruman describes Sauron's Eye to Gandalf. (Used in TTT when Frodo asks Gollum about Mordor.)

2-note Sauron-related motif
Used when Sauron appears in the Prologue at the Last Alliance Battle, and when Saruman Tells of the Nine.

Oboe motif
Used when Gandalf is on top of Orthanc (before the moth scene), after Aragorn sings The Lay of Leithien, and at Rivendell when Boromir picks up the Shards of Narsil

Danger Motif
A circling melody, often used to indicate danger, real or possible, such as when Saruman Uncovers the Palantir, When Gandalf Dismounts his horse within Isengard, and when Sam rustles the bushes outside of Bag End. Often used in conjunction with the Nazgul.

Danger Motif 2
A motif, one that tends to avoid downbeats, often used as an ostinato. used often with the Nazgul, and when Gandalf Goes to the Gondorian Library.

Boromir's Death
Sad choral motif, used when Boromir dies on Amon Hen.

General Lyrics:
We do not love the sword for it's Brightness,
nor The arrow for it's swiftness,
Nor the warrior for his glory.
We love only that which they defend.
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KINGDOM/LOCATION THEMES
****The Shire theme
A slightly Celtic theme, often played on wood flutes, other times on string and horn, used to represent the hobbits and the Shire.

The Lothlorien Theme
An exotic, choral theme, used to represent Galadriel and the Woods Of Lothlórien. General Lyrics:

Chorus in Quenya
Ilfirin nairelma
Nauva i nauva
Ilfirin nairelma
Ar ullume nucuvalme
nauva i nauva
melme noren sina
nairelma

Rivendell theme
A beautiful choral motif, played twice in the movie, both times within Rivendell. The lyrics are an Elvish poem called “A Elbereth Gilthoniel” The General lyrics are as follows:

Chorus in Sindarin
A Elbereth Gilthoniel,
silivren penna miriel
o menel aglar elenath,
na-chaered palan diriel
o galadhremmin ennorath
nef aear, sķ aearon,
Fanluilos, le linnathon
Nef aear, sķ aearon!

Gondor Theme
A noble French horn theme, played when Boromir speaks of his Father at the Council.

History of Gondor Theme
Used when Boromir speaks to Aragorn of the White Tower of Ecthelion while in Lothlorien.

Misty Mountain Motif
A weary, 3-2-3 note theme, used to represent the mightiest mountain range in Middle-earth

Moria Theme
A deep, chanting motif, an all male choir chanting in Neo-Khuzdul, used to represent the Mines of Moria, used when Saruman speaks of the "shadow and flame", when the Fellowship begins the Journey in the Dark, and throughout the Bridge of Khazad-dum sequence.

Dwarrowdelf theme
A loud, Khuzdūl chorus theme, or sad brass, used to represent the ruined Kindom of Dwarrowdelf, mightiest stronghold of the Dwarves
Used thrice in the movie, when Gandalf shows them the city with "more light", when Gimli runs into the Chamber of Mazarbul and sees Balin's tomb, and after the cave troll stabs Frodo****