cette musique à des points communs à la fois avec la musique de la Grèce antique et avec la musique traditionnel grecque actuel. cela montre que l'empire romain d'orient est un pont entre la Grèce antique et la Grèce moderne.
Slavs have converted because pagans were illiterate and contributed nothing to the world because paganism is inherently tribal and materialistic so to not bother beyond their concrete existences; they had no philosophy, only folklore; no theology, only superstition. This is why the pagans converted, and they would not make a different decision if you showed them what Christian civilization offered- Literacy; numeracy; institutes of learning, hospitals, and unity with people they would otherwise have gone to war with- indeed, these Christian countries only went to war with each other when the Church is ignored; for if religion indeed caused so many wars in the history of the world, military men throughout history would emphasized the importance of religion, but neither Sun Tzu nor Napoleon, nor Clausewitz said nothing of it, and so Christianity could not be the reason behind any conflict but the rejection of it in favor of their own pagan selfishness.
The Byzantine Empire never was a empire. Its just a easy way to say the roman Empire in the middle ages for historians that came after the Fall of Constantinople.
In order to produce such elaborate music you have to have a short of culture or civilization, by taking a listen to this music you realize that all the trashtalking about the byzantine empire on how "they destroyed classical greco-roman culture" or "they brought the dark ages" is pure bullsh*t. There is a ton of evidence proving that the Byzantines had an advanced culture and science way ahead of their times.
Can Elaborate and Agree; They had Flamethrowers.... before 1916. Even man-portable ones exactly like the ones from 1916 and onward. They even had Specialized Operator troops trained specifically to use their Flamethrowers that were previously in Seige engineering... Exactly like the Germans in 1916. no wonder the Turks wanted Byzantium by 1453.
been hearing of a new historical narrative lately. mostly about how when the West collapsed it just changed autocrats but kept it's Senate around... it become a Confederacy at the most nominal or it Remained as a Faction of Sorts albeit with a lot of infighting. Romans likely didn't think Rome collapsed until Justinian invaded Latium and conquered Rome in the name of the Eastern jurisdiction. implying that Justinian destroyed the belief that Rome never fell in the west. If only we had more information... I still believe that Justinian was just being a Federal Bastard cracking down on Gothic Secessionists as the Yankees did to the Dixies in 1865 to preserve their greater Unions of American and Roman peoples. Regardless, it destroyed both Rome and America as a unified sovereign idea. Especially for the United States since the Founding fathers were anti-British secessionists who only made the union to combat foreign invasion, not to combat and subjugate itself. Federalist paper 46 proved the intention. welp. time to go read more federalist papers.
@@GeoBBB123 The Eastern Roman Empire ceased to exist in 480 AD, when Julius Nepos died, and the Division no longer existed. After that point it was just the Roman Empire once more...
+Bogdan I believe it is Volume 1, Disc 3, Track five of Byzantine Secular Classical Music. www.amazon.com/Byzantine-Secular-Classical-Music-Vol/dp/B000003VC6/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1457435229&sr=1-2&keywords=secular+byzantine+music
This music travells your mind through the ages and taking you back to the glorious Basileia of Rhomaion and the mighty city of Constantinople
Beautiful Roman music of the Middle Ages. Thank you for sharing this.
cette musique à des points communs à la fois avec la musique de la Grèce antique et avec la musique traditionnel grecque actuel.
cela montre que l'empire romain d'orient est un pont entre la Grèce antique et la Grèce moderne.
Exactement.
Absolutely beautiful. Wish the Roman Empire would still be a thing.
Sounds both middle eastern and european at the same time
We want new Byzantine Empire
Haris Manou No thanks nothing with Roman Catholic sect Only Orthodox Christians!
Your Slavic pagan ancestors whom the Byzantines ruled over and converted would disagree.
Slavs have converted because pagans were illiterate and contributed nothing to the world because paganism is inherently tribal and materialistic so to not bother beyond their concrete existences; they had no philosophy, only folklore; no theology, only superstition. This is why the pagans converted, and they would not make a different decision if you showed them what Christian civilization offered- Literacy; numeracy; institutes of learning, hospitals, and unity with people they would otherwise have gone to war with- indeed, these Christian countries only went to war with each other when the Church is ignored; for if religion indeed caused so many wars in the history of the world, military men throughout history would emphasized the importance of religion, but neither Sun Tzu nor Napoleon, nor Clausewitz said nothing of it, and so Christianity could not be the reason behind any conflict but the rejection of it in favor of their own pagan selfishness.
Russia is the new byzantine empire
The Byzantine Empire never was a empire. Its just a easy way to say the roman Empire in the middle ages for historians that came after the Fall of Constantinople.
Υπέροχο.
In order to produce such elaborate music you have to have a short of culture or civilization, by taking a listen to this music you realize that all the trashtalking about the byzantine empire on how "they destroyed classical greco-roman culture" or "they brought the dark ages" is pure bullsh*t. There is a ton of evidence proving that the Byzantines had an advanced culture and science way ahead of their times.
Can Elaborate and Agree; They had Flamethrowers.... before 1916. Even man-portable ones exactly like the ones from 1916 and onward. They even had Specialized Operator troops trained specifically to use their Flamethrowers that were previously in Seige engineering... Exactly like the Germans in 1916.
no wonder the Turks wanted Byzantium by 1453.
Well of course, they are the continuation of the Eastern Roman Empire.
been hearing of a new historical narrative lately. mostly about how when the West collapsed it just changed autocrats but kept it's Senate around... it become a Confederacy at the most nominal or it Remained as a Faction of Sorts albeit with a lot of infighting. Romans likely didn't think Rome collapsed until Justinian invaded Latium and conquered Rome in the name of the Eastern jurisdiction. implying that Justinian destroyed the belief that Rome never fell in the west.
If only we had more information... I still believe that Justinian was just being a Federal Bastard cracking down on Gothic Secessionists as the Yankees did to the Dixies in 1865 to preserve their greater Unions of American and Roman peoples. Regardless, it destroyed both Rome and America as a unified sovereign idea. Especially for the United States since the Founding fathers were anti-British secessionists who only made the union to combat foreign invasion, not to combat and subjugate itself. Federalist paper 46 proved the intention.
welp. time to go read more federalist papers.
@@brunolima7402 They WERE the Eastern Roman Empire ... a continuation of the Roman Empire.
@@GeoBBB123
The Eastern Roman Empire ceased to exist in 480 AD, when Julius Nepos died, and the Division no longer existed. After that point it was just the Roman Empire once more...
ancestor of arabic, hindustani classical music is byzantine music
Ζήτω η Βασιλεία των Ρωμαίων
Vivat Imperium Romanorum
Hellenic genius ❣️
VERRY BUETYFULL MUSSIC FROM BYZANTIO IM FROM ASSAIN INSTABULL OR CONSTANIPOLE BYZANTIO&PEOLOPONICE AND IMVRO OR YOTCEADA GREEK ISLAND IN TURKYE
Τα γάμησες όλα
ti malakies les re baglama
You can definitely find this similar airs in north Gaelic/Celtic culture music and sounds . From Galatia to Gaelicia.
Wonderful to hear the glory of the Roman civilization. Long live the legacy of the Romans.
Αυτό είναι μουσική
MBEGA
could you please tell us what is the name of the Album/Compilation/Author, I am looking for ordering this CD
+Bogdan basically this is a Secular Music.. :) One of friend given me
+Bogdan I believe it is Volume 1, Disc 3, Track five of Byzantine Secular Classical Music.
www.amazon.com/Byzantine-Secular-Classical-Music-Vol/dp/B000003VC6/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1457435229&sr=1-2&keywords=secular+byzantine+music
6 years later.. i would like to know too.
@@brunolima7402 i think is Christodoulos Halaris... but idk the name of the song
@@brunolima7402 listen "a Work by Master Koronis called The Nightingale Kratima" is very beatiful
Frankish = western. ?
yes the franks did conquer some parts of the byzantine empire but later they lost them
frankish kinda meant roman catholic after the ''war on icons'' when the pope turned his back to the byzantines
Byzantine = Eastern
TheoPlays It goes further back
Frankish = Catholic