Hi guys! Thanks for the 10K visual and for all the comments! Soon I'll release another collection like this, in the meantime you can create your own playlist from the other single songs on the channel... I'm also working on the improvement of the audio quality. Stay tuned and have a nice day! :*
the way it was written is so epic "napoleon was hard pressed from all fronts but holding his own. his attention was now focused on propsheida key to his southern front under attacked by klaiz second corps.french troops had turned the village into a fortress and inflicted terrible losses on the advancing prussians"
@@advaitm5953 An outcome that was inevitable after his failed invasion of Russia. He lost too many seasoned men and horses to keep up with a coalition that was determined to remove him.
6:00 “Napoleon’s forces around Leipzig we’re outnumbered almost 2 to 1. But with 200,000 men and 700 guns the Grande Armee was still a force to reckon with”
Yeah even I have remembered the ines ask me from any video. eg. many adviced napolean to fall back to rhine but insteasd he ordered to concentrate around lepzig
10:31 Shortly after dawn, on the 7th of September, Orthodox priests paraded one of Russia's holiest icons, Our Lady of Smolensk, before the Russian army. It was a staring sight for many devout Russian soldiers, thousands of whom will not live to see dusk.
That Lady of Smolensk music & narration was immense. I wish they’d balanced it though with something dramatic from the other side, too. They had Napoleon’s proclamation, but only silently written across the screen. Still an amazing moment though.
@@quangminhnguyen2504 "..the emperor believing he had found the main Prussian army,rapidly issued orders to all corps for concentration of battle at jena....."
How? How did you managed to find that soundtrack?! Man, I am so pleased! Thank you!!! ''Agent'' is probably my favorite of all, its opening is so powerful, just as the Grande Armée!
4:30 what an epic theme. It truly embodies the legend that were those warlords, those masters of war, of whom we still study and learn their tactics and mindset to this day and age. 10/10
0:30 "rejecting several invitations to surrender Ney led the survivors in a daring night crossing of the Dniepper River"... just close your eyes and listen to that track and you will be able to see it for yourself, as somebody who was there would, 100 years ago.... Good work putting this together Cayley!
Jaw-droppingly good and laden with emotion thanks to Epic History TV's epic production values and Charles Nove's perfect voice. Thank you for putting this together!
9:00 The rearguard held the city's gates for as long as they could. But they were soon overwhelmed by the enemy, and savage street fighting broke out across the city {Battle of Leipzig 16 - 19 Oct 1813}
You're welcome! I was also looking for these songs , I decided to share this video in order to help other people with the same issue. Check out other songs in my channel and consider subscribing if u like :)
Thanks for the support guys! I would like to share another video like this one, would you prefer a ~10 min. long one with 6/7 tracks or a video for each track?
9:00 When "Viking" hits. *Charles Nove Voice* After Davouts rear guard was routed at the battle of Vyazma, Ney's III corps took charge of the rear guard. A natural Commander and instinctive tactician, he could inspire or bully other men into superhuman feats of bravery and endurance. Outnumbered 10 to 1 and Rejecting calls to Surrender, he crossed the frozen Dnieper river at night, personally pulling men to safety who fell through the ice. Surrounded and down to 800 fighting men, they formed square and kept pushing. Ney was more than a commander to the army, he was its talisman and the army rejoiced at news of his escape. Napoleon called him "the bravest of the brave" Ney would continue to lead the rear guard and legend has it he was the last man to cross the frozen Niemen river into Poland.
9:00 The battle of talavera saw british infantry bare the brunt of the french bagguete, they stood firm and repelled the enemy with Tea, fish and chips. talavera was a small battle compared to the great clashes fought that year in Austrian sausage. but it proved that beef Wellesley, Britains small well drilled fish n chips was a forced to be reckoned with.
@@matthewbadley5063 "Lousy" Are you sure about that ? Not at all, he was a great stateman. A lot of french administration was created during his reign and last after. He ended the revolution in France, managed to recreate a state, an economy, that's not lousy. He made mistakes yes, but his only big mistake (administratively speaking), have form german identity by forming manageable states from the messy HRE.
I would easily name the track at 0:00 as "The bravest of the brave" dedicated of course to legendary Marshal Ney... I close my eyes as i hear it and i can see him leading his men against hundreds of mad Cossacs deep into russian territory during the harsh russian winter..Against all odds!!
Finally, I have entered. Hope, there is always light that you can see, never give up because we are humans beings, the most sacred species in this planet. We are all geniuses in our own ways. Now soldiers good luck. I stand with you
That first piece of music all I can hear is, “Ney lead the rear guard for the rest of the retreat, & according to legend, was the last man to cross the Niemen River into Poland.”
Hello, everyone! I've been looking for the name of the track for a long time, which sounds at the end of each series of Top tens of warfare (2016/season 1). Thanks in advance!
So I'm off to invade Russia planning on leaving in the spring should be back before winter. It'll be a quick in and out. *And those were Paul's last words
Hi guys! Thanks for the 10K visual and for all the comments! Soon I'll release another collection like this, in the meantime you can create your own playlist from the other single songs on the channel...
I'm also working on the improvement of the audio quality. Stay tuned and have a nice day! :*
Charles Nove's voice can't stop coming to my mind as I listen to this
Best narrator i've ever heard, thank god for EHTV.
the way it was written is so epic
"napoleon was hard pressed from all fronts but holding his own. his attention was now focused on propsheida key to his southern front under attacked by klaiz second corps.french troops had turned the village into a fortress and inflicted terrible losses on the advancing prussians"
What a soldier! The army is full of brave men, but Michel Ney is truly the BRAVEST of the BRAVE!
9:00 "Napoleon was just 15 miles from Paris when he was informed of the city's surrender...he sat with his head in his hands for 15 minutes"
Yes indeed
The lord should never have fallen
@@advaitm5953 An outcome that was inevitable after his failed invasion of Russia. He lost too many seasoned men and horses to keep up with a coalition that was determined to remove him.
@@yrsjhydjmdhyt Yes. But in the end it was only Nature that felled him. No man ever beat Napoleon fully
@@advaitm5953 In fact Archduke Charles did beat him alone at the battle of Aspern-Essling.
EPIC HISTORY FANS lets unite
Let's unite as one! I'm here for my history class.
For the Emperor .... Vive la France
Vive l'Empereur!
Raise your baton boysss!!!!
For Death and Honor
7:38 goose bumps
“Napoleon’s army began to arrive from the west. 130,000 men and 585 guns...”
4:31 "...this battle would not just decide the fate of his empire but all of Europe."
Now try reading that with a posh Churchill-like accent in a low deep pitch and drama. 🤯
6:00
“Napoleon’s forces around Leipzig we’re outnumbered almost 2 to 1. But with 200,000 men and 700 guns the Grande Armee was still a force to reckon with”
The intensity and the buildup on that moments is one of the best moments I've seen on UA-cam
Yeah even I have remembered the ines ask me from any video. eg. many adviced napolean to fall back to rhine but insteasd he ordered to concentrate around lepzig
0:00
“ soldiers, face to the enemy let’s go and get killed “
- French officer at the battle of borodino
Day 2, est 30,000 French dead and wounded
Marshall Murat, also known as "that guy that always charged at the enemy with his cavalry"
@@omariscovoador7486
Big balls with no brains
The perfect cavalryman!!
the most bad ass line too come out of the napoleonic wars
@@isaiahwolftail867
Yes, at the battle of borodino.
@@TropicalAsian-1000 the most bloodiest single day of fighting.
10:31 Shortly after dawn, on the 7th of September, Orthodox priests paraded one of Russia's holiest icons, Our Lady of Smolensk, before the Russian army. It was a staring sight for many devout Russian soldiers, thousands of whom will not live to see dusk.
Alexander deployed his troops in there usual formations
That Lady of Smolensk music & narration was immense. I wish they’d balanced it though with something dramatic from the other side, too. They had Napoleon’s proclamation, but only silently written across the screen.
Still an amazing moment though.
3:04 "in October 1806, Napoleon invaded Saxony with an army of 166,000 men and 256 guns..."
@@quangminhnguyen2504 ".....but the prussians were infact west,concentrating near Gera."
@@quangminhnguyen2504 oops I wrote wrong statement sorry
@@quangminhnguyen2504 "...the prince was killed in fighting against the quarter master of 10th hussars,his corps routed"
@@quangminhnguyen2504 "..the emperor believing he had found the main Prussian army,rapidly issued orders to all corps for concentration of battle at jena....."
How? How did you managed to find that soundtrack?! Man, I am so pleased! Thank you!!!
''Agent'' is probably my favorite of all, its opening is so powerful, just as the Grande Armée!
I was trying to find the track for 1 year
I like the the feeling that it gives of impending doom.
Mine is centurion
4:30 what an epic theme. It truly embodies the legend that were those warlords, those masters of war, of whom we still study and learn their tactics and mindset to this day and age. 10/10
On june 13th napoleans army began arriving from the north. He saw that the redoubt must be taken before he can deploy his army
7:35 when this music hits i feel like an strategist ready to send orders to my troops
0:30 "rejecting several invitations to surrender Ney led the survivors in a daring night crossing of the Dniepper River"... just close your eyes and listen to that track and you will be able to see it for yourself, as somebody who was there would, 100 years ago....
Good work putting this together Cayley!
Ney Is the bravest of the brave. All my respect to him. But I was sad when some of his comrades like marshal victor voted for his death penalty
200 years ago actually. May he be remembered for 200 more!
I just love how much powerful music can be, how many feeling and sensations it can bring to us.
Finally i have been loking for this for ages. Thx man.
10:30 "I could not escape the feeling that something huge and destructive was hanging over us."
Jaw-droppingly good and laden with emotion thanks to Epic History TV's epic production values and Charles Nove's perfect voice. Thank you for putting this together!
Great listening when playing Napoleon: Total War. I found myself narrating my campaign in the style of Epic History.
9:00
The rearguard held the city's gates for as long as they could. But they were soon overwhelmed by the enemy, and savage street fighting broke out across the city
{Battle of Leipzig
16 - 19 Oct 1813}
A barge filled with gunpowder was set under the bridge. So the bridge can be Destroyed once the rear guard has crossed.
Thanks for this. I was looking for this for so long. Thank you again. And VIVE L’EMPEREUR !
You're welcome! I was also looking for these songs , I decided to share this video in order to help other people with the same issue. Check out other songs in my channel and consider subscribing if u like :)
@@cayleyhamilton3248 yeah I already subscribed. Thanks.
I’m interested by the music at the beginning of the video of the Campaign of Prussia.
@@cayleyhamilton3248 I precise : the ones you hear at the beginning of the video Friedland
Thanks for this collection! I found it for so long
Napoleon Immediately dubbed Marshal Ney "Bravest of the Brave".
Thanks for the support guys! I would like to share another video like this one, would you prefer a ~10 min. long one with 6/7 tracks or a video for each track?
Video for each track would be awesome!
one long one with 6/7 tracks
each track sire. I would actually like the whole soundtrack from the Napoleon series
Happy to hear from you! A video for each track is most preferable
Chaiyasit Wuthinitikornkit I’ve already shared 6 single tracks, be sure to check them out!
Enjoy and thx for the support 🙏
9:00 When "Viking" hits. *Charles Nove Voice* After Davouts rear guard was routed at the battle of Vyazma, Ney's III corps took charge of the rear guard. A natural Commander and instinctive tactician, he could inspire or bully other men into superhuman feats of bravery and endurance. Outnumbered 10 to 1 and Rejecting calls to Surrender, he crossed the frozen Dnieper river at night, personally pulling men to safety who fell through the ice. Surrounded and down to 800 fighting men, they formed square and kept pushing. Ney was more than a commander to the army, he was its talisman and the army rejoiced at news of his escape. Napoleon called him "the bravest of the brave" Ney would continue to lead the rear guard and legend has it he was the last man to cross the frozen Niemen river into Poland.
10:41 "...the granicus was shallow and deep..."
Russian soldiers praying at "lady of smolensk",this music perfectly captures the atmosphere of the situation accurately.
The best collection I have ever seen .Thank you so much for uploading 🔥👍
9:00 The battle of talavera saw british infantry bare the brunt of the french bagguete, they stood firm and repelled the enemy with Tea, fish and chips.
talavera was a small battle compared to the great clashes fought that year in Austrian sausage.
but it proved that beef Wellesley, Britains small well drilled fish n chips was a forced to be reckoned with.
MAGNIFICO
Napoleon crossing the Alps. Napoleon should be revered as a God for his genius. Not shunned as a dictator England was no better at the time
Not a god, but he was the master of war. Wellington was no match. :)
No one is a match to date
He was war incarnate
Napoleon was a genius general and a lousy statesman. Too war hungry.
@@matthewbadley5063 "Lousy" Are you sure about that ? Not at all, he was a great stateman. A lot of french administration was created during his reign and last after. He ended the revolution in France, managed to recreate a state, an economy, that's not lousy. He made mistakes yes, but his only big mistake (administratively speaking), have form german identity by forming manageable states from the messy HRE.
Thanks alot.... I was desperate for these songs...
Thank you, always wanted to know the tracks while watching epic history tv videos.
I would easily name the track at 0:00 as "The bravest of the brave" dedicated of course to legendary Marshal Ney... I close my eyes as i hear it and i can see him leading his men against hundreds of mad Cossacs deep into russian territory during the harsh russian winter..Against all odds!!
I have finally find Viking, my favorite song
If one inividuel could be defined by the word EPIC, it would be Napoleon, just as this picture shows Its just pure epicness
If Ney and the soliders of the Old Guard had this music to listen to on campaign they would have been unstoppable lol
This is pretty good historical music. I kinda want to use it when i ripping into history cards!
8:22 hit by a cannonball. Killed instantly.
wooo hoo I'm your 100th Subscriber!!!
Let play Napoleon total war with this jajaja
Kudos to you, sire!
Thank you for giving this music
Smile because it happened.
1:03 "not all the Cossacks and Russians in the world will prevent me from joining the army."
Marshall Ney
Thanks so much for sharing. Love the music in these docs. ‘Viking’ is a particular favourite of mine. Gives me chills! Cheers.
Legend
3:02 just listening to this transports me into the fields of waterloo, and i wasn't even there
"and I wasn't even there" oh really
Finally, I have entered. Hope, there is always light that you can see, never give up because we are humans beings, the most sacred species in this planet. We are all geniuses in our own ways. Now soldiers good luck. I stand with you
That first piece of music all I can hear is, “Ney lead the rear guard for the rest of the retreat, & according to legend, was the last man to cross the Niemen River into Poland.”
Thank you so much man
When are they going to do a series on my wars against Europe?
A vos ordres Majesté!
thanks
6:50 is absolute banger
awesome!
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My favourite is definitely viking.
“Peharps that report of yours will seems glory in the eyes of men and worthy in the eyes of the gods…”
Napoleon didn't live for a lifetime for he will live inside our hearts for millennium
Very nice music that pulls me in.
O MAH LWAD THANK YOU
This music makes me dream omg😭
Heyy can you upload more of this thank you Ive been searching for ehtv's sound tracks for ages now
just go to Filmstro.com and search for the tracks, EHTV puts the titles in the descriptions of their videos
Omg this is so so help man thx
OMG, could you please share the names of each track ?? i was looking for them for so long !
Hi! I've just added them, pls share! :)
@@cayleyhamilton3248 please also post ( Epic history TV Alexander the great ) music !! if you have it .
Cayley Hamilton
Yeah bro the Alexander one
'agent' is cut for battle videos
I was searching for agent for long time
9:00
I've been wrong in my plans, I've done harm in war maybe. But it was all like a dream.
7:30
Anyone able to get this on Spotify?
Why is there no Mozart - Symphony No. 40 in G minor from the Marshals series?
Hello, everyone! I've been looking for the name of the track for a long time, which sounds at the end of each series of Top tens of warfare (2016/season 1). Thanks in advance!
U r angel
9:00 !!!
It is epic indeed.
Agent is the most memorable of the bunch
“Perhaps this report of yours will seem glorious in the eyes of men and worthy in the eyes of the Gods. Be gone!!”
- Alexander to his army at Opis
#7:30 ;)
General NEY break the seige
It is non copyright or not
My fav is the one in Alexander the great
You're epic
10:30 "but instead, they decided to face the arabs in open field, next to the walls of jerusalem"
Is it possible to get this in UA-cam music
To cannon, all men are equal. including those who disliked
10:31 =)
Best music to take a shit to
موسيقى احمد شو😂
Napoleon is the greatest man to ever live.
So I'm off to invade Russia planning on leaving in the spring should be back before winter. It'll be a quick in and out.
*And those were Paul's last words
and need change screen is not a napoleon
0:00- I can close my eyes and see the army’s gathering en mass for lepzig