Agincourt Carol - English Medieval Song

DISCLAIMER! This is not a direct translation, it is poetic, meant to convey the overall feeling of the original text but it is not one to one.
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Also, also: This channel is not political, my own politics does not affect the music.
Agincourt Carol sings of the battle of Agincourt in 1415, where England gained a great victory against the French.
The original song, by The Proxy Boggards
• Agincourt Carol

[@Hardrada88]

The Young Tradition did it better. No hate on your upload or channel, appreciate time taken and sharing this to a new audience and all that. This version is far too fast however, the chords are off and the tone w/accent does the Latin no justice as the speed is a tad forced, imagine that this was written with a slower pace in mind. Although I am so glad that the terrific French song 'Le Roy Engloys' found in a Bayeux manuscript has not been butchered in the same way. (Roi is later btw, Roy was the term they found which is interesting) I highly recommend listening to it, it's a great victory song.

[@thatgoose9705]

"I have numerical advantage, I am clad in full plate armor, and I spent my life training! I will surely win!"
Peasent mfs with longbows:

[@TiernanOleary]

The indomitable Human spirit

[@OperatorJackYT]

I love this song so much :D

[@MaksimTvorin]

Best version

[@dimitrivukasin6867]

0:30 sounds like how the trisagion is sung.

[@erstanden3637]

Me whenever I hear somebody speak demon tongue (French)

[@grasstails9737]

1% of this song makes my ears pain

[@MalhaoDelas]

Deow GratiaCH does hurt my latin-loving ears too.

[@TiernanOleary]

@@MalhaoDelaswell, they are English

[@matijas7994]

Is it the fact how they allways kind of sound out of tune every once in while,
Or the fact they dont say Deo graTias, but Deo graTSias?

[@DacianAstilean-Styles-en8hp]

@@matijas7994 it’s not out of tune it’s different voices going up/down in parallel

[@matijas7994]

@@DacianAstilean-Styles-en8hp ik bro but the chords they make sound out of tune

[@Jasonlargonaute]

Sus aux Anglois ! Sainte-Jeann-d’Arc nous délivra de la perfide Albion.

[@Denzelmet]

It’s better in 0,75 speed.

[@eduardssilins585]

Real

[@user-wh8mb7tm2g]

Except the English spoke French back then😝

[@alexmag342]

No, they spoke English, the nobility spoke both

[@Dryhten1801]

The French surrendered in English. Henry V demanded it.

[@user-wh8mb7tm2g]

England: cry in losing the HYW

[@Dryhten1801]

@@user-wh8mb7tm2g You beat an insane boy-king and a civil warring nation with a 3x smaller population, heh

[@user-wh8mb7tm2g]

@@Dryhten1801 civil waring? Yeah you are right the HYW was kind of a civil war, although the english were send back to England through French canons at Castillon!