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This is a rare recording of JRR Tolkien from 1952, in which he recites the Quenya poem JRR Tolkien...
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There are two clips here spliced together of JRR Tolkien talking on film. In the first from 1968, he talks about JRR Tolkien on Film
This is an audio clip of JRR Tolkien reading from 'The Hobbit - Chapter V: Riddles in the Dark'. Brought to you by: www.chamber-of-records.com JRR Tolkien reads...
This is an audio clip where JRR Tolkien recites the poem 'The Hoard', from 'The Adventures of Tom Bombadil'. THE HOARD 'When the moon was new and the sun young of silver and gold the gods sung: in the green grass they silver spilled, and the white waters they with gold filled. Ere the pit was dug or Hell yawned, ere dwarf was bred or dragon spawned, there were Elves of old, and strong spells under green hills in hollow dells they sang as they wrought many fair things, and the bright crowns of the Elf-kings. But their doom fell, and their song waned, by iron hewn and by steel chained. Greed that sang not, nor with mouth smiled, in dark holes their wealth piled, graven silver and carven gold: over Elvenhome the shadow rolled. There was an old dwarf in a dark cave, to silver and gold his fingers clave; with hammer and tongs and anvil-stone he worked his hands to the hard bone. and coins he made, and strings of rings, and thought to buy the power of kings. But his eyes grew dim and his ears dull and the skin yellow on his old skull; through his bony claw with a pale sheen the stony jewels slipped unseen. No feet he heard, though the earth quaked. when the young dragon his thirst slaked. and the stream smoked at his dark door. The flames hissed on the dank floor, and he died alone in the red fire; his bones were ashes in the hot mire. There was an old dragon under grey stone; his red eyes blinked as he lay alone. His joy was dead and his youth spent, he was knobbed and <b>...</b> JRR Tolkien...
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Rare recording of JRR Tolkien Reading The One Ring Poem. Be sure to check out the audiobook blog! audiobooks-download.blogspot.com JRR Tolkien Reads...
For the release of The Children of Hurin the BBC's Newsnight program was given access to the book and an interview with Tolkien himself, which has never been broadcast before. Razia Iqbal from BBC also interviewed Adam Tolkien on The Children of Hurin in the same broadcast. Transcript can be found here: www.tolkienlibrary.com Interview with...
This is the audio of a 1971 interview with JRR Tolkien on the BBC 4 radio program 'Now Read On...' A transcript of the interview can be found here: www.geocities.com Brought to you by: www.chamber-of-records.com Tolkien Interview
Through Isengard be strong and hard, as cold as stone and bare as bone, We go, we go, we go to war, to hew the stone and break the door! --Pippen's paraphrase of what he remembered from the Entmoot JRR Tolkien Reads...
Part 1 of 'The Lord of the Rings' Additional Material that can be found on 'The Two Towers Extended Edition' Appendices, disc 1 - 'The Journey Continues...'. Check out the playlist - www.youtube.com Copyright by New Line Cinema and other owners. This video is not used for commercial goals. JRR Tolkien:...
The Life of JRR Tolkien Narrated by Judi Dench, Christopher Tolkien The Life of JRR...
This is a recording of JRR Tolkien singing 'Troll Sat Alone On His Seat Of Stone', the poem recited by Sam Gamgee in 'The Lord of the Rings: Flight to the Ford'. ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'K9WmxwgW2J0',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> JRR Tolkien sings...
Part 1 of 'The Lord of the Rings' Additional Material that can be found on 'The Two Towers Extended Edition' Appendices, disc 1 - 'The Journey Continues...'. Check out the playlist - www.youtube.com Copyright by New Line Cinema and other owners. This video is not used for commercial goals. JRR Tolkien:...
10 Underground Metal bands inspired by Lord of the rings and the works of JRR Tolkien. Tracklist: 1. Wuthering heights - Gather ye wild 2. Vordven - Moonlight in the northern sky 3. Zabiis - Za Ghashan Uruk-Hai-ob 4. Elexorien - Rising of the storm 5. Balrog - A call from the grave 6. Lugburz - uruk hai 7. Fangorn - The old caverns 8. Balrog - A call from the grave 9. Avathar - The battle of five armies 10. Falls of Rauros - To Witness Existence As A Subservient Entity 10 Underground...
New: More In-depth review here: www.youtube.com The JRR Tolkien Deluxe Edition Collection: The Children of Hurin, The Silmarillion, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings www.tolkienlibrary.com A unique set of never-before-collected deluxe editions in original publishers slipcase. Limited to 500 pieces only. Not available to US customers, but now availbale through the Tolkien Library Store. Since the 50th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings in 2004, HarperCollins has published a series of new deluxe editions of the principal Tolkien works. The series is completed in November this year with the release of The Silmarillion to commemorate the 30th anniversary of that book's original publication. For the first time ever, you can buy the complete collection of four books as a set. * All four books are quarterbound in textured paper in a slipcase with a curved edge and are embossed with Tolkien's own motifs on the books * The books have sewn bindings, silk ribbon markers, and include a number of exclusive features unique to these editions * This collection is double-slipcased: a matching slipcase houses the four individual slipcased editions The books that make up the collection - all in mint unread condition, still in shrinkwrap: The Hobbit (2004) - 1st edition 1st impression Features Tolkien's drawing of the dragon Smaug embossed in gold and red foil on the case. This is the only edition of The Hobbit to feature all 13 of Tolkien's own illustrations for the book reproduced in <b>...</b> Tolkien Haul 1 -...
This is an audio clip of JRR Tolkien reading from 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - Chapter IV: Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit'. Brought to you by: www.chamber-of-records.com JRR Tolkien reads...
Frodo is given the ring to take to Mordor and Gandalf describes the evil to him. JRR Tolkien...
Part 1 of 3 of a video biography I created on JRR Tolkien, the author of JRR Tolkien...
Part 1 of 'The Lord of the Rings' Additional Material that can be found on 'The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition' Appendices, disc 1 - 'From Book to Vision'. Check out the playlist - www.youtube.com Copyright by New Line Cinema and other owners. This video is not used for commercial goals. JRR Tolkien -...
Part 1 of 'The Lord of the Rings' Additional Material that can be found on 'The Return of the King Extended Edition' Appendices, disc 1 - 'The War of the Ring'. Check out the playlist - www.youtube.com Copyright by New Line Cinema and other owners. This video is not used for commercial goals. JRR Tolkien: The...
BBC - In Their Own Words: British Novelists. BBC 2 First broadcast 30 March 1968 www.facebook.com BBC 'In Their Own...
This is a 'graphic novel' setup I did for myself a couple years ago set to the audio book for this chapter. This is NOT the entire novel and all images and audio are used under the Fair Use Act. I pieced other people's art together with the words to make images I liked...It recently occured to me that this could be set to the audio and help make the story a little more visual until a decent effort is made by someone with money and permission :) The art clips come from MANY different sources all around the world, the final part (#9) will include the credit. Some are unknown and I would appreciate assistance giving anyone credit for their bit. I pieced the art together in Photoshop CS2 playing with the various filters and new warp techniques. You can see the neat warp function used in the beginning of part 3 on the little map. This was a flat image I curled the edge of and put a little tear in it - came out pretty good. The end result is a very ecclectic and scattered group of images which directly relate to the text and are sometime staggering in their quality. I have to say here Ted Nasmith and a couple other Tolkien artists did much of the later work but alot of the first few parts is almost entirely fan art. My original conception was to do it entirely with fanart (thus you see pencil, watercolors, ...) but that ended up being unfeasible while keeping with the quality I personally enjoy. So we cheat a little and I can do anything other than enjoy it...oh well! Download <b>...</b> JRR Tolkien's...

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