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Tracklist

1-1	Prologue	5:24
1-2	Galadriel's Star-Glass	2:40
1-3	Denethor Waits And Watches	5:42
1-4	The Tower Of Cirith Ungol	12:07
1-5	The Gate Of Gondor	8:30
1-6	The Battle Of Pelennor Fields	8:48
1-7	The Pyre Of Denethor	6:37
1-8	Aragorn Returns	5:35
1-9	The Houses Of Healing	15:00
2-1	Trapped	2:12
2-2	The Last Debate	3:15
2-3	The Land Of Shadow	3:23
2-4	Lord Faramir And Lady Eowyn	3:08
2-5	Mount Doom	10:24
2-6	The Mouth Of Sauron	6:40
2-7	The Crack Of Doom	10:43
2-8	Long Live The Halflings!	4:41
2-9	The Swteard And The King	5:47
2-10	The White Tree Of Numenor	6:57
3-1	The Day Of Departure	4:18
3-2	Many Partings	9:11
3-3	Don't Adventures Ever Have An End?	8:15
3-4	Homeward Bound	8:50
3-5	The Scouring Of The Shire	4:15
3-6	Sharkey	6:01
3-7	The Mallorn Tree	4:49
3-8	Rose And Elanor	4:20
3-9	The Grey Havens	10:28
3-10	Closing Credits	2:42
The Music
4-01	The Lord Of The Rings	5:11
4-02	O Elbereth Gilthoniel	2:35
4-03	The Road Goes Ever On	7:14
4-04	In Western Lands Beneath The Sun	1:14
4-05	Seek For The Sword That Was Broken	4:26
4-06	Shadowfax	2:54
4-07	O Lorien	2:42
4-08	Forth Rode The King	3:13
4-09	The March Of The Ents	2:21
4-10	The Battle Of Pelennor Fields	3:17
4-11	Lament For The Fallen	4:35
4-12	Gil-Galad Was An Elven King	1:22
4-13	In Caras Galadhon	2:53
4-14	The Tree Lords	5:09
4-15	Gwaihir's Song	1:46
4-16	Long Live The Halflings	2:27
4-17	The Healing Of The Shire	2:44
4-18	Bilbo's Last Song	3:36
4-19	Bilbo's Last Song (Demo Version)	1:11

Credits

• Adapted By [Adaptation Prepared By], Other [Dramatised By] – Brian Sibley
• Arranged By, Composed By – Stephen Oliver
• Engineer [Technical Presentation] – David Greenwood, Peter Novis
• Engineer [Technical Presentation] [Assistant] – Diana Barkham, Paul Pearson, Richard Beadsmoore, Tim Sturgeon
• Featuring [Radiophonic Sound] – Elizabeth Parker
• Music By – Members Of The New Chamber Soloists, Susan Bradshaw
• Narrator – Gerard Murphy
• Other [Dramatised By] – Michael Bakewell
• Other [Production Secretaries] – Angela Heard, Maggie McNamara
• Producer, Directed By – Jane Morgan , Penny Leicester
• Vocals – The Ambrosian Singers
• Vocals, Chorus [Baritone] – Oz Clarke
• Vocals, Chorus [Counter-tenor] – David James
• Vocals, Chorus [Treble] – Jeremy Vine
• Voice Actor – Graham Faulkner, John Bott, John Livesey, John Webb , Martyn Read, Michael Spice
• Voice Actor [Aragorn] – Robert Stephens
• Voice Actor [Arwen] – Sonia Fraser
• Voice Actor [Barliman Butterbur] – James Grout
• Voice Actor [Beregond] – Christopher Scott
• Voice Actor [Bilbo Baggins] – John Le Mesurier
• Voice Actor [Denethor] – Peter Vaughan
• Voice Actor [Elanor] – Harry Holm
• Voice Actor [Elrond] – Hugh Dickson
• Voice Actor [Eomer] – Anthony Hyde
• Voice Actor [Faramir] – Andrew Sear
• Voice Actor [Farmer Cotton] – Alan Dudley
• Voice Actor [Frodo Baggins] – Ian Holm
• Voice Actor [Gaffer Gamgee] – John Church
• Voice Actor [Galadriel] – Marian Diamond
• Voice Actor [Gandalf] – Michael Hordern
• Voice Actor [Gimli] – Douglas Livingstone
• Voice Actor [Gollum] – Peter Woodthorpe
• Voice Actor [Gorbag] – David Sinclair
• Voice Actor [Gríma Wormtongue] – Paul Brooke
• Voice Actor [Ioreth] – Pauline Letts
• Voice Actor [Legolas] – David Collings
• Voice Actor [Merry] – Richard O'Callaghan
• Voice Actor [Nob] – Haydn Wood
• Voice Actor [Orc Soldier] – Sean Arnold
• Voice Actor [Pippin] – John McAndrew
• Voice Actor [Rose Cotton] – Kathryn Hurlbutt
• Voice Actor [Sam] – Bill Nighy
• Voice Actor [Sandyman] – Gordon Reid
• Voice Actor [Saruman] – Peter Howell
• Voice Actor [Shagrat] – Chris Fairbank
• Voice Actor [The Lord Of The Nazgûl] – Philip Voss
• Voice Actor [The Mouth Of Sauron] – John Rye
• Voice Actor [Théoden] – Jack May
• Voice Actor [Treebeard] – Stephen Thorne
• Voice Actor [Éowyn] – Elin Jenkins
• Written-By – J.R.R. Tolkien
• Written-By [Prologue] – Brian Sibley

Notes

Original Broadcast:
"The Lord Of The Rings"
BBC Radio 4
26 x 30 Minute Episodes
8 March - 30 August 1981

Repeat
BBC Radio 4
13 x 1 Hour Episodes
17 July - 9 October 1982

The new "Prologue" with Ian Holm as Frodo recorded at Joe and Co London W1 on 20 August 2001

Booklet includes biography of Tolkein and information about music tracks on CD4