Thuringwethil Romantická I. věk Epická

Lúthien takes her shaping cloak, maybe takes her life, and then even takes her shape. Flittering in her vampiric disguise above Beren changed to a werewolf, they reach Melkor's throne. Lúthien names her own name, through her power of her singing puts the whole court to sleep - and springs into the air again, spreading her cloak over Melkor's face. Dark lord, relieved of the burden of his crown, falls asleep for a while, and Beren can capture one of the three Silmarils, the one, that will be taken to skies by Eärendil later.

We were influenced by one Spanish text (read using Google Translate), interpretting Thuringwethil as a seducing woman from shadows, a dark analog of Lúthien. Two tragical characters, both giving rise to desire and doom, finally melt into one. Lúthien with vampire wings deceives the master of deception, triumphs for a while, so that she later, as the only one of Eldar, dies.

Vilém Maršík

You thirst for blood,
your lips glow hot with desire,
and many a young man
is ought to become your dishes.

Beren and Lúthien Song Cycle

(contains 24 songs, of which 20 on CD Beren and Lúthien, 2 only here on the website Songs of Middle-earth, 2 not yet recorded)

• The Story of a Maid (not on CD)
  
• Tarn Aeluin
• Meeting of Beren and Lúthien
• Jewel for Jewel
• Who is Comming? (not on CD)
• Interrogation by Sauron
• The Duel of Sauron and Finrod Felagund
• Finrod's Death
• Valacirca
• The Flight from Hírilorn
• Tol Sirion
• Double Song (not on CD, nor on website)
• Throw Me a Stick!
• Thuringwethil
• Morgoth's Laullaby (not on CD, nor on website)
• Carcharoth
• Flying High
• The Return to Menegroth
• The Wedding Song
• The Wolf Hunt
• The Longing
• Lament of Lúthien
• The Resolvement
• Farewell (Namárië)