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Minas Tirith

The Cloth Merchants

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Members of Laurië Lassi,perform for the cloth merchants of Minas Tirith.

The Silent Street

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Members of Laurië Lassi honour those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service of the Free Peoples.

A Legend from the Horse-lords

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~Caras Galadhon~

Thibinoriel was sitting at her desk with quill in hand when she heard a knock on the door frame outside her study. Standing there was her sister Eregiel.

'Nésa, do you have a moment?' Eregiel asked.

'For you, dear nésa, I have *two* moments,' replied Thibinoriel with a laugh. Eregiel laughed, too.

A Legend from the Horse-lords - Thibinoriel and Shadowfax

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Thibinoriel pats the flank of Shadowfax in his stall in the High Stables in Minas Tirith.

Of Elves and Men - King Elessar

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King Elessar stands before his throne

Of Elves and Men - A Midsummer Wedding

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King Elessar and Arwen Undómiel wed on Midsummer Day

Music at the Court of the Fountain

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Members of Laurië Lassi perform at the Court of the Fountain in Minas Tirith.

An Apprehensive Elf-maid

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Lothmeluiel, although not yet a bride herself, expresses in song the trepidation a bride-to-be may feel on her wedding day. Her mother, father, and mother's sister accompany her on violin, harp, and flute, respectively.

The Armed Man

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L’homme armé doit on douter.
On a fait partout crier,
que chacun se viegne armer
d’un haubregon de fer.
L’homme armé doit on douter.
[1]

The armed man should be feared.
Everywhere it has been proclaimed
That each man shall arm himself
With a coat of iron mail.
The armed man should be feared.

 

[1] Johannes Regis, c.1470

Chapter 24: The Continuing Debate Is Continued & Concluded, & Our Hero Lord Tallow Meets with Griefous Treachery Most Terrible

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And so I did continue speaking.  ‘Verily must we strike against him, lest he destroy the entire world.’

 

‘I say we go to war!’ cried Prince Imrahil, who was a very tall man and loved to fight, broad and mighty even as an auroch.1  ‘Show that rotten Sauron what’s coming for him!’

 

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