tor_greg

For those who missed the first one, here's the link for Enya's May It Be: http://images.sd.tolkienonline.com/g...-may_it_be.wma

Here is another Enya track ("Aniron") that will be used as Aragorn and Arwen's love theme. The lyrics are all in Sindarin. http://images.www2.tolkienonline.com...e/aniron_t.mp3

Here's track 1 of the CD ("Concerning Hobbits"), a Howard Shore piece that's very rustic with lots of strings: http://images.www2.tolkienonline.com..._hobbits_t.mp3

Here's a Howard Score track called "Lothlorien". It's probably not what you're expecting as a theme for Lorien, it's very creepy and foreboding, with some cryptic vocals: http://images.www2.tolkienonline.com...thlorien_t.mp3

bothanspy

I really hope (well not really, but it could be cool) if a Led Zepelin song makes it on to one of the soundtracks, though I hope it does not appear in the film.

SPY

tor_greg

Clips from all the other tracks can be found here:

http://www.soundtrack.net/features/article/?id=88

RoQuEr

Sounds like Enya is saying "Mornië utúlien, Mornië alantië..."
which translates to "darkness has come, darkness has fallen"

I just started a research project on Sindarin, which is the language that enya is singing in the song "may it be". I'm kind of psyched that a "crafted" language is entering mainstream culture in such a big way!