ea arda ainulindale

Ainulindalë (Quenya, "Music of the Ainur" or, more literally, "Singing of the Holy") is the first section and chapter of The Silmarillion. In Tolkien's legendarium, the Ainur (Angels) are Middle-earth's divine beings. In Heaven, before Time, they compose a Great Music. This Music is revealed to be the template, or blueprint, commensurable with the entire history of Middle-earth (beginning to end). The Music of the Ainur is later made manifest by a single-word command of Ilúvatar's (God).

Pronounced [ˌainuˈlindalɛ], the final 'e' bears the diacritical mark ¨, which is not used like the Germanic umlaut, but only to show that the vowel is not silent (in Quenya, 'e' is always short, as in English pet).

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[vakatanka]

Nienna is sing this lament

[edemardil]

Wow where is this from?

[MrBenCaesar]

Not what i expected..

[MrBenCaesar]

Not what i expected..

[TheJboy88]

This truely does feel like something that would be sung at the dawn of a world.

[AlannadaCalime]

Who sings it? It's very beautyful

[teshanovic1]

@HdRfreak21

They are the lyrics,Its written in Quenya

a fictional language of the elves,made by Tolkien. :)

[HdRfreak21]

the names... are they the "lyrics" or show they who sings which part?

[Yukarividel]

oh wow...such inspiration

[aterlvx]

awesome... who sings it?