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I’m sorry but you can’t outdo the music of the Ainur when it comes to fictional creation myths.
No matter how hard you try. (Not saying you shouldn’t try, by all means do so, just not with that intent as the sole motivator)
Though the business with the Great Green Arklezeisure is a close second because of how stupidly funny it is.
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some concept sketches for an Ainulindalë abstract comic i did earlier this year. Thinking of something akin to "vertical symphony" by Viking Eggeling or Hilma af Klimt...
Do you have a specific song you associate with the Ainulindalë or is it simply an amorphous thing completely unfamiliar and incomprehensible to human ears for you? It is kind of the latter to me but this random Finnish Christmas song, specifically this performance of it and no other, is also forever my Ainulindalë
Reblog with your Ainulindalë associated tunes I am full of curiosity
Considering Tolkien's musical tastes I'm pretty sure Melkor's loud cacophony disrupting the music of the Ainur was just Yellow Submarine
Námo: I don't identify.
ĂŤrmo: as what?
Námo: yes.
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Melkor: does your brain ever just...randomly provide you an image that just. You’re almost in awe of the sheer what-the-fuck of it all?
Manwë: ...what is it?
Melkor: what if horses had human hands...and also were ambush predators.
Manwë: stop talking. Please. Can we just...go to sleep. And not think these things.
An asefru has 3 stanzas. There are 3 themes sung in the Ainulindalë. (See my last post for what an asefru is )
Here is the world made aright Sing beauty and light Till jealous dark blares off key into discouraging night A new theme takes flight Dark thunders, falters the theme Sorrow is gift, learns the light Dark may bray in might Making light’s power more keen
Midnight thoughts: the Themes of Ainulindale are the genres, the layers of myth so to speak. The First Theme is fairytale. Tom Bombadil, and stuff like that, and I bet you Tulkas was most active during it. The Second Theme is a myth (in the vaguely classic sense of Greeks and Nordic sagas and maaaybe some of Arthuriana)
I'm on my phone so sorry for weird typos
