The Departure Of Boromir Howard Shore
"The Departure of Boromir" by Howard Shore is an orchestral piece from the 2001 film "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring." It captures themes of sacrifice, heroism, and loss, reflecting Boromir's tragic fate. Unique elements include sweeping melodies, emotional crescendos, and a haunting choir. Its poignant score has left a lasting cultural impact in cinema. #Soundtrack
[00:00-00:46; A Noble End]
(Al)da (Al)da helda
Ehtel(le) I ehtele lína
Manna (lel)yalye Manna lelyalye
Vo(ro)mí Voromí
Mí Rë Cánalya
(Nan)desse (Nan)desse
Mas(së) Sí mas(së)
Mas(së)
[01:57-02:26; The Heroics of Aragorn]
[02:44-04:00; A Noble End]
Melin i mar i beri(ar)
Ú-velin i ve(gil)
[04:56-05:30; The Fellowship of the Ring]
(Al)da (Al)da helda
Ehtel(le) I ehtele lína
Manna (lel)yalye Manna lelyalye
Vo(ro)mí Voromí
Mí Rë Cánalya
(Nan)desse (Nan)desse
Mas(së) Sí mas(së)
Mas(së)
[01:57-02:26; The Heroics of Aragorn]
[02:44-04:00; A Noble End]
Melin i mar i beri(ar)
Ú-velin i ve(gil)
[04:56-05:30; The Fellowship of the Ring]
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