Dalriada: A walesi bárdok 2. - Beirdd Cymru - The Bards of Wales (bárdok - beirdd - bards)

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  • Опубліковано 19 жов 2024

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  • @szalard
    @szalard  11 років тому +6

    Thank you very much! Long live Wales and Hungary!

  • @mizofan
    @mizofan 13 років тому +1

    Amazing! So much work has gone into this video, very cleverly arranged but also so much knowledge of the aspects of Wales. I really like Carreg Cennen castle, in a great position. I was delighted to find Thomas Jones's painting at the end. I love his smaller paintings of Italy too, like Buildings in Naples and A Wall in Naples. Thanks to you and Hungary for the interest in Welsh culture

  • @PrincessStefanie1
    @PrincessStefanie1 12 років тому +3

    Ok, my mistake. Still not Welsh though. However, I think it's great that Hungary finds solidarity with Wales.

  • @szalard
    @szalard  12 років тому +2

    Unfortunately, Arany János wrote his poem in Hungarian and not in Welsh. As I know he doesn't knew Cymraeg. :D

  • @razadelibertad
    @razadelibertad 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for this amazing video. The welsh language (son of celtic base) apply for hungarian case (in history or culturally)?? Excuse me for my ignorance.

    • @szalard
      @szalard  10 років тому +3

      Of course, I do not the Welsh language, Cymraeg. But as it has differences to Hungarian, because it is a Celtic labguage and Hungarian is an Ural-Altaic language. But as the history, of the Welsh people, who are dominated by the English kingdom, which caused to nearly all forget their language (because of the harsh Anglicisation politic, today only 19 % of the Welsh can speak their labguage, the others speak only English), culture, and national identity, resembles with the fate of those Hungarians, whos homelands because of the 1920 Trianon treaty, were ripped from Hungary, and given to Romania, Czechoslovakia, Yougoslavia and Austria. These states did to Hungarians what England did to the Welsh, Scots, Irish and other smaller Celtic nations: made a harsh politic of assimilation and oppression. In Transylvania (which was Hungarian land until 1920), where I live in the most parts of it, with some little exceptions, the Hungarians are assimilated, and do not know their language, like the Welsh people. And the oppression and assimilation politic today is also used by the Romanian state, because they want to make us disappear (they forbid us to use our flags, in places were we are in majority, the leading staff, like presifents, directors of the important institutions are almost all Romanians, like in the Apartheid reginme, were the whites were in lead, in Moldova, were the Csango Hungarians live, there are no schools in their language, and even in their own churches the Hungarian language is forbidden, and this caused that the Csangos 90 % to forget their language, etc.). If we take the whole Hungarian hitory and compare with the Welsh one, we see other resemblances. Hungary from 1526 has lost its independence to the Turks and Austrians (only Transylvania remained independent until 1690), than the Soviets. Hungarians fought many revolts and revolutions against their oppressors (1703-1711, 1848-1849, 1956), like the Welsh also did (1400-1415), every time being suppressed by the superior numbers and technology of the ruling powers. This is how it resembles our and Welsh history.
      Culturally we can say that we and the Welsh too, have very unique and original cultures, which differe much from the surrounding nations cultures.

    • @razadelibertad
      @razadelibertad 10 років тому +1

      szalard
      Thanks for your answer

  • @garetholiver2356
    @garetholiver2356 7 років тому +1

    The picture at 1:02 is not Dryslwyn castle but rather Paxton's tower, a Victorian folly in the same county, but some miles away.
    At 1:10 Rhuddlan castle is an English castle built from 1277, there were other structures there before, but i'm not sure if there was ever a Welsh built castle there, it was for a while a Welsh royal seat though.

  • @szalard
    @szalard  11 років тому

    Én is köszönöm a válaszodat. ;)

  • @tamasf3465
    @tamasf3465 11 років тому +1

    koszonom hogy fel tetted.erig nem is ertetem hogy mirol is szol a walesi bardok.ujult a tortenelmi tudasom :)

  • @szalard
    @szalard  12 років тому +2

    The meter of the poem respects the meter of the medieval Welsh poems. And the music of Dalriada too resembles to the medieval European music, like it was in the time in which Edward I. conquered Wales. And has nothing to do with the middle-eastern music.

  • @patronpatron
    @patronpatron Рік тому

    Remekmű!

  • @lawrencehuxham
    @lawrencehuxham 11 років тому +6

    Magyarország és Wales mindöröké is te barát :-)

    • @melianhoover1910
      @melianhoover1910 3 роки тому

      Hey! When you are coming to visit us again,our friend? I remember,you had been in Hungary multiple times. Have you learnt how to write and read Hungarian? Mikor jossz latogatni hozzank,baratunk,megint? Emlekszem rad,tobbszor is voltal Magyarorszagon. Megtanultal mar magyarul irni olvasni?

    • @lawrencehuxham
      @lawrencehuxham 3 роки тому +1

      @@melianhoover1910 Szia Melian, en koszonom jol, igen sokszor velem hogy Magyarorszagra latogatho korul 2013-ban, az utolso sorban mikor Magyarorszagon latogathast volt Augusztusban a Nyari szabadsag alatt. A kovetkezo utazni mikor Magyarorszagra leszek amit December 27 es 29 kozott. En nagyon hasznos vagyok, mert sok a munka velem minden nap, akkor csak nehany a hetvegen es a Nyari szabadsag amit Magyarorszagra latogatho minden keppen. Koszonom szepen a szoveget. Es igen, mindenen Magyarul tanulni peldaul olvasni es irni.

    • @melianhoover1910
      @melianhoover1910 3 роки тому +1

      @@lawrencehuxham Nagyon jo latni,hogy meg 8 evvel kesobb is tanulni akarsz magyarul,es megismerni minket. Mindig szivesen latunk teged,es mindazokat,akik ennyire szeretnek minket.

  • @szalard
    @szalard  12 років тому

    This is not a middle eastern music, it is a Hungarian music, by the Hungarian rock band Dalriada which put to music the the Hungarian poet János Arany's renown poem A walesi bárdok (The bards of Wales), from the middle of the XIX century, which tells the story of the murdering of the 500 Welsh bards by the English king Edward I, in the XIII. century. This poem is one of the most important poems of the Hungarian literature, and exprimes the solidarity of the Hungarians with the Welsh people.

  • @PrincessStefanie1
    @PrincessStefanie1 12 років тому

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is Middle-Eastern music put to Welsh history. Would seem more authentic if it was Welsh. Just saying.

  • @neonknight6
    @neonknight6 Рік тому

    I love heavy metal but this music takes away from the poem instead of adding to it.
    It sounds like they already had a song so they paired it with the poem instead of writing a song directly to reflect the mod of the poem.

  • @belmontjam
    @belmontjam 7 років тому +1

    Celtic Baards Speak Out.
    And the Baards of wales would not give praises to the conquering Edward,
    instead, they spoke words of truth in poem and song made insolence by violence of the Crown and they were burnt at the stake for the truth they Spake.
    What principality this that burns its priests for speaking truth against the tyrant.
    The Baards of Cymru Eire Cornwall Bretagne, Syntagma & St Pauls reach out to us across the energy of reincarnated spirit and language Past Heroes deeds and words emulated to assuage
    As once the tyrant Tribute sought
    These new Caesars take all yet offer nought
    once more we offer Insolence in Poetry Song rhyme and reason to tell the truth, that's painted Treason.
    Original Poem By Roger Lewis.
    letthemconfectsweeterlies.blogspot.se/2017/05/on-language-oppression-and-political.html

  • @UnfairDragon32
    @UnfairDragon32 11 років тому

    szerintem nagyon jó és érdekes
    amúgy szuper hogy angolul is le van írva

  • @PrincessStefanie1
    @PrincessStefanie1 12 років тому

    I would say the same as Mizofan if I understood what was being said in the video.