Medieval Music vol. 2 (1000-1450)
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Music from the late Medieval age of Europe, featuring dances, choirs, the music of troubadours, and more!
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I do not own the photos or the music used, this is for entertainment purposes only.
Music:
Cantigas de Santa Maria 119 - Alfonso X El Sabio (Spain, 13th Century) (0:00)
Miri it is while summer ilast - Anonymous (England, 13th Century) (2:01)
Lauda and Motet: Alla Trinita (Italy, 13th Century)/Letitur Lustus (Italy, 15th Century) - The Musica Antiqua (4:57)
Organum Duplum - Leonin (France, 13th Century) (8:14)
Trotto - Anonymous (Italy, 14th Century) (9:13)
Cantigas de Santa Maria 166 - Alfonso X El Sabio (Spain, 13th Century) (10:50)
Pos de chantar, Cançon-- Guilhem de Peitieu - Jordi Savall (France, 11th or 12th Century) (15:57)
Saltarello I, Siglo XIV - Artefactum, Jose Manuel Vaquero Ruiz (Italy, 14th Century) (21:55)
Viderunt Omnes - Monks of the Abbey of St Martin Beuron (France, 11th Century) (26:32)
Verbum patris hodie - Ensemble Anonymus (France, 12th Century) (30:46)
O Quanta Qualia-Niyaz Music/Azam Ali Music - Azam Ali (France, 12th Century) (33:26)
Under der linden an der heide - Various Artists (Germany, 13th Century) (35:00)
Danza Inglesa Siglo XIII - Artefactum, Jose Manuel Vaquero Ruiz (England, 13th Century) (38:10)
Notable Composers:
William IX of Aquitaine (1071-1127)
Peter Abelard (1079-1142)
Leonin (1135-1201)
Walther von der Vogelweide (1170-1230)
Alfonso X of Castile (1221-1284)
Considering this is over 600 years old.. the quality of recording then was quite impressive
Indeed
hahaha
I dont think it was recorded 600 years ago. the muscians then left notations and the music was probably replicated by recent musicians
@@kishorsubedicrn0716 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...Oh my goodness...really (?!)...hahahahaha
I don't trust you, 🤣
In all seriousness - we're actually blessed to be able to listen to whatever music we want whenever we feel like it these days. Have you ever thought about the fact that most people back in the middle ages could only listen to music on some special occasion or at random when they were lucky enough to come across it? Pretty mind-blowing.
Yeah. Unless they had a musical instrument, they did not hear music very often unless on the street or if they were wealthy and could hire musicians.
@Alejandra Serena A bit glorifying but for the most part true. People sang often when working and (just like today) musicians could be found in urban marketplaces, playing an instrument for gratuities.
Singing was really a part of life.
Whether singing hymns at mass, while working the fields, at sea or even at war.
People filled the silence and monotony of life with stories and song.
But if we're honest (and historically accurate), life was hard and very boring for the average person in those days.
Also, many people were alcoholics as the most consumed beverage (for thousands of years) was any form of beer or alcoholic brew. Even children drank alcohol.
They drank alcohol more often than water because it was thought to be safer to drink than water.
So yeah, music wasn't hard to come by and those with extraordinary talent, intellect or wealth were able to contemplate, tinker and philosophize, which brought about revolutionary ideas that gave birth to the renaissance but your average person toiled away and often lived a short, booze-filled and boring life.
All that aside, I have to admit that some beautiful art and music did arise from those times.
@@helend7542 I learned that somewhere. Yeah.
@@helend7542 It depends. Some people had access to clean drinking water, some people didn't. If you didn't, you drank alcoholic beverages. If you did, you drank the clean water. The big thing is that alcoholic beverages keep far better than water, especially on long trips.
well, singing exists, as well as hand percussion. music was a big part of culture, taverns, inns, outhouses etc. all often had bands. choirs were a big part of culture too, especially bc of the church. you’d hear singing, humming n hand percussion a lot probably!
Imagine the amount of music, melodies, songs composed before recording devices were invented... Forever lost and never to be heard... Incredible..
not much anyways. In the past there was not much time for leisure or money for patronising arts, so most people were farmers, members of the clergy or knights.
@@tomasbeltran04050 Art and music are integral to culture and are so pivotal to the human experience they predate agriculture. People actually had a lot of downtime (yes, peasant's too) on the off season and community life would certainly include music and dance in almost any medieval community.
Art was different then, but there was art!
@@tomasbeltran04050 I don't think so.. If slaves could find a way to make music, i think farmers back then had their own folk songs or music.
@@tomasbeltran04050 Was it possible to write music back then?
@@littlephoenix4037 writing music is difficult for peasant. But anyone can play instruments and sing it doesn't require formal training
When you realize that medieval drawings are not weird because they couldn't draw, but it was a style they liked.. like anime.
brilliant coment hahaha
As I understan it, the style depends very much in the focus a society has in a given time period. You have to consider that during the medieval period in all of its extension, pretty much every artist was under the command or at least influence of the religious powers, most of them working directly as free lance artist (so to speak XD) for the church. The religious point of view of the time was intentionally reflected in the paintings, directing all atention to god and making humans appear more simple and small. Theocentrism. The paintings start to become more focused on human anatomy again when anthropocentrism slowly takes the focus.
@@leoprzytuac3660 i'd never considered that before. thanks for sharing!
Cool
why I love this comment so much lmao
Reminds me of my childhood growing up in the 11th century.
I smell bullshit, the 11th century was like 200 years ago!
Lol not if reincarnation is real. Lol. Look up the work of Dr Ian Stevenson. There's a lot of evidence for reincarnation if you wanna look for it. Many compelling cases that cant be explained.
How are you even alive
Goryllo that was the 1800’s
@@r.i.perikcassel6703 yeah cause he's being 100% truthful
I’m only 500 years old and I love this music.
Much better than my generation. 😭
@@sebastianathiememorial520 *Bone flute
@@sebastianathiememorial520 *Thank you
You're welcome
its more like 1000 years old here
Most 16th century kids can’t appreciate
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Amazing to think my ancestors could have listened to these same song, hundreds of years ago, and now they meet my ears. Astounding
I find it Intersting for the same reason as well , where are u from?
__ єχραѕтєllιиє __ Ukraine Scottish Canadian. You?
your ancestors were ukrainian slav 8 s bought by scottish nobleman and moved after a time in canada consisting of metises. the ukrainian part definitely weren't able to listen any music. kek.
My ancestors came to Canada after slavery was abolished mate, so your whole theory is wrong. Life’s not as simple as 4chan makes it out to be friend.
@@idrisamiji7037 serfdom in russia was abolished in ~1860, so whole comment that your ancestors listened this music is pointless shit.
for you even the lvl forch represents is unreachable if you can't differentiate medieval and almost modern times and don't know when your ancestors lived...
or not. english 4ch seems to be filled with the same deg ener active teens as you, at least it's how it was when i last time visited, thus don't even try, you are doomed
私は日本人ですが、ヨーロッパの中世音楽が好きですし、メロディーが何故か非常に懐かしい感じがするのです…😊
私も日本人です。
同じ感覚を持ちました。
Me korean too
そうですね。私もとても懐かしいと感じます。でも引き込まれそうな感じもして最近はなるべく聞かないようにしています。ちょっと怖いです…🤨
For tonight we're gonna party like in 1099
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hahahaha get thee out of the nunery and put upon thy feet the dancing sandles !
Dont you mean 1066
We've been spending most our lives living in high medieval age paradise
I will bring my medieval peasant friends!
I was taught in college history courses that the term "Dark Ages" was a myth. Medieval culture was lively and vibrant, well worth studying. The wealth of Medieval music that has been rediscovered should prove this is true to any and all. Much of what is known about Medieval and Renaissance music has been rediscovered since 1950. Thank heavens for it! Thank you for running this music, and feel free to play more.
With all the wars,diseases and upheavals it’s amazing that the sheet music ended being safely protected from being destroyed.
Sometimes old music may get passed down through generations then someone may wright it down, but still it is wild that music like that can be passed down for us to here this day.
Something about medieval music brings comfort and joy to my heart.
I agree. It stirs my heart, and feels welcome and familiar.
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So much traditional music came from this . I do know what you mean as the feeling takes us all back to days beyond our physical self. My point is though about traditional music is the first song could easily be Irish trad.
I think of playing old D&D back in high school. Me and my companions riding our horses back into town selling our rewards after some dungeon adventure and searching for the next one.....🐎⚔
Finding this difficult to breakdance to but i shall persist.
Why mr anderson? Why do you persist?
@@MrCool144 I shall not speaketh of my ways of living, sir Contholenary Buliemary Tregaron the 3rd
Hahahaha. Only funny comment here.
Tis a trifle twas windmill spinnith.
Thou toddy hast maketh me dead. Verily
Those were the days! I remember this like it was yesterday. My best friend Eoer had his ears chopped off for catching a rabbit on the Earl's land and I was so in love with Benicia, the miller's daughter. We would walk hand in hand down by the stream. She died of the bloody flux but before she did, we loved passionately.
Happy days 👍
I miss those days
NEW BORN CREATION No shit, Sherlock 😑🤦🏽♂️
I thought I saw you and Eoer climbing the battlements only to get on top of the watchtowers...
You have poetry in your soul, my friend.
Listening to that medieval playlist, while going on a medieval fair in Avignon. The city of Popes. (Sept 2023). Centuries years after, we still enjoy those ancient times and songs.
Because beauty is timeless
My brother, Wigheard fought for the kingdom of Wessex against the Northman invaders. When he came back he wasn't the same, he wouldn't eat right. It was terrifying what happened to him. But when we went to the tavern and heard this, it brought back emotion to his once dead eyes. He sang along like his life depended on it. That was the day he truly came back from the war. This song really reminds me of him, he died of the flu in 954
What a beautiful story
funny these songs are from after 954....
That was beautiful. May him rest in peace.
Music has saved my life numerous times
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awesome , thank you for sharing this. Was Wigheard at Hastings in 1066? Those Norman bastards were so cunning indeed. They cannot destroy angolsaxon culture! And did he see poor King Herald slayed.... ah but some poetic justice. William the Conqueror died alone and forlorn in Caen, am I right?
Hah ... The good old music! Man leaves The Middle Ages, The Middle Ages does not leave Man.
Weening
One of the most interesting periods of history, ever.
Agreed!
I don't know we would have to aks the other end of the sword
@@charlesweeks5027 What do you mean?
Personally, I think the most interesting for me would be around 1618, when the 30 year's war started up until 1800.
@@FiggsNeughton he means people often find history interesting in retrospect without suffering what the contemporary human suffered. if someone's about to get killed, or be ripped off by his lord etc., probably wouldn't think the era he's living in interesting.
We often unconsciously associate the love for music with the love for a lifestyle. It's understandable since music has profound impacts on us. Of course it's possible to be super interested in a historical period but one has to read a lot to have a concrete idea about it. Therefore certain people on the internet might find loving an era solely for the music during that era superficial and would like to gently criticize it as in this case.
It‘s monday, raining and I‘m just laying on my couch listening to medieval music. Awesome.
its money raning and im at work waiting the end to go to my home listening to medieval music
hmm so cool. did you go back to those times? Do you imagine an Anglosaxon house and farm?
Dude, you should be at work🤣
@@julieferrone1311 I am literally living in one of those (Anglo-Saxon house and farm) right now, in rural Devonshire
It's Monday a year later & I too am relaxing with this fascinating music
Fascinating to me that the "dark ages" or medieval period produced lovely tunes such as this with sublime hymns, gentle and humorous love ballads, all in an era of tragic plagues, primitive medical technology lacking even effective pain killers or anesthesia. Today we sing of narcissism, fascination with drugs, death, and depression. What will history call our era?
Thank you for reminding us that happiness and resilience do not depend entirely upon comfort and security. We can learn from our ancestors.
I GAURENTEE drugs, death and depression were sung about for all of human history my friend! It wasn't just barley in the beer! and what do you think 'pocket full of posies' was about, if not the black death? still apes my man, we are only beginning to enter the age of ecological enlightenment
What will History call our era? The Age of Deceit.
We live in the true dark age, the age of the devil
Why is singing about our feelings and raising awareness of mental health bad? What's wrong with singing with that? It helps the singer and the listeners, stop shitting just because you're old lol we get it ma'am
@@theQueen. Nothing wrong in writing about sadness or dark themes , what he was probably saying is that quality nowadays is crap, 95% of all music is pure crap, most musicians are lazy and don't want to study to actually do something good, they are mediocre at best and keep that way bc mediocrity sells ,the lyrics have no poetry and are just the laziest ones ever , so yeah "in the dark ages" musicians were actually good and made effort to create something good and not just any crap of 3 notes forevermore and lyrics full of slang that mean nothing, btw , I'm not "old", before good musicians would have praise, nowadays anyone with contacts or who slept with someone important can get praised...
I studied and performed ancient music for many years, I performed mostly at Renaissance Fairs; although I once performed in in an orchestra for a medieval litturgical opera. Many thanks for reviving in me what are cherished memories.
People like you are what makes Renn. Faires special. It's amazing to wander around and hear this type of music just casually played for anyone to listen to.
that's amazing!
Now you are revived.
The music of a past age sings the soul of its inhabitants and when that music vibrates with us its beauty and sheer elegance (especially from an age most brutal physically) it truly confirms that art is eternal and teaches that neither time or distance or culture, or the brutality of wars or catastrophes or poverty, can eliminate our shared and common humanity. All hail our musicians!
Hail! Hail! All hail our musicians!
This is another great example of how important the minor pentatonic scale is to human musical expression. It’s still being used to create popular music 1000 years later. Change the lyrics and instrumentation and you get a different genre… in the end it hasn’t changed much.
The music around 11:07 is really hitting something in my heart. I feel like i lived back then. It sounds and "feels" familiar.
Regression hypnosis can investigate former lives, if you can find an experienced therapist. I've ALWAYS had a very strong affinity for the medieval period, for no obvious reason, since I can remember as a child. We may be imagining it, or it could just be we've forgotten. There are children who, imo, have proved reincarnation
@@xxkissmeketutxx This music is quite romantic and rhythmic, which many people are receptive to. Also, countless people over hundreds of years were fascinated with the middle ages; the reasons actually are quite obvious: it's a mystical and at the same time strange and familiar period on which so many stories and fantasy epics are based on. I wouldn't read into it more than that.
@MrGrumpyGills Who knows? The same music that i have interpreted as familiar, you have interpreted as romantic 🤷 Perception is a heck of a thing 🤣
that music hit the spot we are definitely a rare bunch who run to medieval era for our happy music
Well, I listen to all sorts of music (doom metal to classical to jungle ,hip hop and a lot in between), I feel you just look for the music that suits your mood and strikes a cord within
I play medieval music almost all day when I am alone working in a very little heath food store. I had a woman actually upset I was playing this genre of music. She really couldn't understand and was very disconcerted.
I know! I wish there was a misty island we could live on behind castle walls in our timber houses & spend our nights drinking mead & playing our own musical instruments, after a day of crafting out our living!
@@user-vu7rv1xf1l well said :D add me on fb evan testa
@@user-vu7rv1xf1l That sounds like a good dream =)
When your mom took you to the merchant with her, bought you a fig and let you throw a pebble at the stoning of some witch on the way home
Witches r still around these days, and we're r in the year 2020.
@@giovannivisconti2212 those simpler times
@@giovannivisconti2212 There are more People in Salem Mass. who claim to be witches now then there were people accused of witchcraft in the Salem witch trials. Funny how these things work.
@@giovannivisconti2212 Or perhaps people were falsely accused of being a "witch"?
@Flixxel Killing witches is not medieval: it was a renaissance thing.
'Miri it is while summer ilast' is my favourite track of this compilation. I keep coming back for that one in particular. I am a great enthusiast of early renaissance and medieval music and want to thank you profusely for your uploads.
Merveilles médiévales douces à entendre. Excellent.
Ancestral memories intensify
I love hearing Medieval, it calms my anxiety down very much.
Check out CDs from Cantiga and Minced Pye, Covus Corax and Wulmut .
Love this stuff. It especially calms me down during Covid.
Look for Jordi Savall as well, specially the Livre Vermellon of Montserrat if you feel anxious (I feel anxious often as well)
yea it brings you back during this period which wasnt that "dark" actually i would have liked to live or just see how it was in like 1000's - 1200's i know during the 13th century life was pretty calm, no big war,no much diseases, good king in france a tons of technological improvement ...
Oh yes anxiety is a serious threat......especially in our modern world...I suffering since ten years with this....God bless your soul....
I was peacefully studying but then I end up crying hearing every piece of music that gives me so much nostalgia. I can't believe we grew up so fast. Everything just seemed like it happened yesterday
A true blessing, the music in general, from any era, any place...
Praises to the Almighty!
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I don´t know why but listening to medieval music reminds me of happiness and joyfulness. Something sparks within my soul,
Same!!
And yet, it was one of the toughest periods to live in
@@kiritsuna Very true when I hear this kind of music I only imagine the festivels they had or doing morning work in the friendly village farm that once exsited. I bet it was a simpler life but unless you were a royalty it was diffcult to stay alive.
The happiness and joy would be that your ancestors managed to live long-enough each to ensure your current existence. Be happy and joyful in that.
@@kiritsunaSólo desde la perspectiva de los débiles seres humanos actuales. Somos enanos a lomos de gigantes.
Pretty decent recording software for that long ago!
The power of witchcraft
they used pro tools 1156
Diese Musik versetzt mich in die vorigen Jahrhunderte und laesst mich eine romantische Vergangenheit wiederentdecken.
Aber denken Sie daran, Giovanni, das Leben war damals nicht sehr schön
@@pelayosquared Es mag sein ,das Leben damals nicht schoen gewesen sei , sintemalen keinerlei heutzutage gelaeufige Bequemlichkeiten vorhanden waren Trotzdem das Zuhoeren der mittelalterlichen Musik ist eine unvergleichliche, unwiederholbare mystiche Erfahrung.
Desde niño me encanta todo lo que tenga que ver con la edad media, soy mexicano y debo decir que me gusta más la historia europea. Es impresionante, mi sueño es conocer sus castillos.
vos sabes ke a mi mep'asa igual...se ke la edad media no fue el mejor momento para vivir ymenos siendo mujer pero me atrea tanto ke no te puedo explicar....ver a esos caballeros peleando por sus reynos y su cristiandad me fascina¡¡¡¡
Pues tienes que visitar Castilla en España por algo se llama "Castilla" por la gran cantidad de castillos en esa comunidad.
@@samvel_mmiii Si lo he querido hacer, visitar ahí y Mont Saint-Michel que es mi sueño .
Меня история СССР больше интересует
People who are already happy dont need so much music. Birds sing and this is enough for them..
For me It's absolutely incredible how this songs were written more than 500 years ago and still they sound so beautiful! Humans are are humans, after all...
The secret is in the rhythm section.
And the Good Lord did blesseth us with his most enchanted musings.
Mon attirance médiévale est comblée avec ces airs ,musiques et chansons.
Merci.
This is better than music nowadays.
This evokes something in you ..like echos of emotions from the past of lives lived and now gone.
Very earthy and distant..the statues ,art ,and architecture is all that remains..along with its signature tunes of medieval music.
It’s a refreshing escapism, from our plastic and directionless existence in today shambolic society.
Mother Earth has seen it all...and sighs.
Which is worse.
i feel the same way about the world
Youre delusional if your think the middle ages are better than the world today. Dont blame your directionless existence on the world around, blame it on yourself
@@VX-cy4du they were better, but in a way that a modern mind cannot comprehend. your existence is directionless if you live how most of the people of today live, that is not up to debate if youre a thinking person
@@adenise__122 Yeah, most people don't commit their life to their own flourishing and happiness. Middle ages don't allow that, you did what your father did or what your lord wanted. You had no choice
Wonderful comment really
What a great collection. I am forever thankful to the great patience from all researchers that invested countless hours, finding these gems. Also we all need to thank the musicians that dedicate time to learn and beautifully play these music with instruments from the era. Thank you to whomever recorded and upload these recordings so we all can enjoy it, and this music is no lost forever. Thank to you all.
Stupenda musica. Chiudo gli occhi e mi immedesimo in quei tempi.
Gracias. Musica casta, mansa y tranquilizante que se perdió en el Renacimiento.
I love pre-classical music. I really enjoy the medieval and tudor/renaissance eras.
Tudor is 16 th century Brit-
Renaissance Italy- is 15+ 16 centuries
Alienor is 12th century
well noted thanks!@@janel342
Too bad time travel is soooooooooooooooooooooo expensive.
Toda la cultura medieval europea fue espectacular....desde la arquitectura hasta la música....
De acuerdo.
This has brightened my day. I don't know why I particularly love this type of music but it might be because it has a simplicity and emotion that particularly moves me.
Simple and pure pleasures are the best
Spanish melodies are the most beautiful of the above. Especially at 11:00.
勇気があれば粘り強い孫が来ますよ。だから忘れては嫌ですよ。
Agreed !
Moorish ?
Это удивительно - слушать музыку, которой 700 - 900 лет. Музыку, которая украшала жизнь людей столько столетий назад. 10 веков - это огромный пласт времени, отделяющий нас от тех, кто жил тогда, и какая красота сохранилась. Словно звучат голоса тех людей. Потрясающе!
Хоть и говорят, что в средневековье было тяжело жить, но как же люди тогда любили красоту. Завораживающая музыка, красивые дома, росписи на внутренних стен замков. Это ли не прекрасно?
@@Meaningless_71говорят кур доят. Нам внушили, что было тяжело. А как на самом деле мы не знаем. Можем только догадываться. Везде пропагандируют "тёмные века". Серые замки, казни и так далее. А давайте посмотрим на дворец Иоана Великого в Кремле. Это средние века. Посмотрите какой он яркий, красивый, расписной. Я вас уверяю, что всё было такое. И замки тоже. И люди одевались нарядно и веселились. И пели. Но видимо кому-то надо было внушить всём что это были "тёмные века", а вот теперь то вот оно-счастье. Может чума это было как с ковидом. Может казни это как сейчас. Что подделка? Неизвестно. На наших с вами глазах историю переписывают. Прям внаглую. Что уж говорить о тех веках. Просто интересно как люди могли забыть враз достижения Римской и греческой цивилизации, Персидского и египетского врачевания и вдруг стать неумными, тупыми, дикими. Враньё. И музыка тому доказательство. И витражи. И картины.
@@user-dj3zi5qu8l посмотри на их фрески, ты бы хотел, чтобы тебя воспринимали как человека только в том случае, если ты наденешь на себя моток ткани и прочие "символы статуса"? Люди в средние века были темными дегенератами и моги сжечь кого-нибудь просто потому, что про него сказали, что он колдун. Но искусство было значительно лучше современного, потому что это был единственный способ развлечения (ютубчика ведь не было). Современных рэперов они бы казнили за богохульство, но лучше все-же жить сегодня.
I dont know what you are sayng bro. But i hope it brings peace to.your troubled land.
@@user-dj3zi5qu8l я это и хотел сказать что все не так и плохо там было. Ну я так думаю.
Every time I hear Miri it is while summer ilast I get ridiculously happy
I like that one too. After listening to it a bunch, I can sing along now.
@@abbyjohnson8200 same here
I feel so proud when i sing miri it is while summer ilast
Do you? Because i used to find it hard but as time went by I started singing it and found out that i can sing it
but the song is really depressing in many ways. it celebrates the great times of summer but in the end winter will come and so the harsh times follows. the duality of medieval life. something we in our heated homes with our global food import system in the 21st century will never truly understand.
@@accountreality1988 Aye!
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I was born in 11th century and this so nostalgic
Same
Happy 1020th birthday!
Fala ioana
Same brother
@@leoholder7839 Technically could be 1000th birthday, or 980th birthday...
Fantastic, beautiful. REAL MUSIC, no longer made today. Thanks for uploading
I remember when this first came out in the summer of 1017, I thought wow, this is groovy stuff.
Right
Uh huuuu
I know, right?
Grooves on the gallop moves
Gonna be a hit with the peasants !!!!!
I'm deeply grateful to Rachel Boyd for bringing me aesthetically back to an almost forgotten period of music that is so otherworldly.
Spirituality was in and cool . In spite of the cruelty of those days . We still have it in our genetic code .
Medieval bluegrass?
@@ludmilasvoboda57 do you know Annette Peacock?
This is amazing to be able to listen music from that era..I love that era everything about it .. Thank you for meeting me with this lovely tunes..
:) klasik müziğinin atası olduğunu bilmek hem hoşuma gidiyor hem de garip hissettiriyor.
Thank you to Rachel for doing such a good job of putting this together.
I feel like another "reincarnation" is responding somewhere down deep in my soul. Beautiful.
Genetic memory.
Nice shield.
I just said something very similar to my husband...👀
9:13 what a absolute tune man! 😭
Smashing, thank you for sharing. Music of the Jongleurs, thank you for introducing me to another field of music. Wandering musicians and scholars.
I have to comment a second time, this truly is enchanting. I wish I could learn all the languages and sing their songs as not to be forgotten. I am at a loss for words.
This is quintessential Medievalica, before they sold out. Kirk Hamish and James Crowfield, knew how to write them.
For Whom the Bugs Crawl, Master of Trumpets, Quilt Them All, Ride the Linen, The four Kart-men.
Too bad they've have fallen from being among the greatests troubadours from all times to make live performances with heretic witches.
@@pacceli2009 Totally understand and agree. Unfortunately trash metal, or heavy metal is dead. Covid-19 and Trump becoming a president has proven that. Trash/Heavy Metal was about song that deeper message, a message with a deep rooted strong stance against the corporate world leading people to its demise. Metal was against power hungry oligarchy, it was about signing against the naivety of Man fully pledging their trust to the hands carrying a dagger behind its back. Megadeath had Dystopia album. But Metallica unfortunately, basked in the approval from corporations such as BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation).
Instead of Metallica musicianship about the absolute lunacy of the Government coming up with mandates, telling people what to wear i.e. facemasks. We've been lost in the repertoire of corporate news drilling people's heads with how to wear masks and keep social distance, (should be called unsocial distance). We've succumbed to medical lunatics, who tomorrow might mandate people to wear Mickey Mouse ears as it helps shield from Covid-19. I apologize for the reply taking a darker turn, my mind is preoccupied by lunacy I'm witnessing unfold.
@@christianboulay4722 I agree with you man, only thing is it is not only Trump, all politicians are like that. Democracy was a lie from the begning; "if we can be striped from the right of coming and going, then it was not a right in the first place, but a permission". Regarding metal, I listen to alot of it, mostly is all I listen to, thrash, black, death, symphonic, power..you name it. But most of the bands nowdays are sellouts, and make pathetic generic crap, all sounding the same and talking about the same overused subjects. All they care about is selling and pleasing their label masters, while looking "rebelious" in their leather jackets. Non of them have the balls to go against the dogmas of this century or attack those in power directly. At least, we still have the old records to listen to, and some hidden gems in the underground.
@@pacceli2009Truly well said. Chuckled at the sellouts "looking rebellious". Most of them are little poofed pansies, tell em' booh! And they'll run, crying for a manager to hide behind. It's exactly the way they turned the music industry, into an "all seeing eye" parade
. If you like old school metal, can't do wrong with Testament, Overkill, Satan (recommend Satan's album:: Court In The Act) pretty phenomenal for Old School Analogue sound, it's reminiscent of Death By Hanging/Hypnotized by Heathen.
Abraços fraternos aqui de São Paulo, Brasil 🇧🇷
This takes me back to my childhood, at the court of my Father, Henry Plantagenet, and my Mother, Elinor of Aquitaine............
I love this music. It makes me feel like I’m in the Medieval European Era.
I love this period for its art and music.
Yes, and the human torture was exquisite back then.
Medieval art is very interesting. Especially them portraying baby Jesus with abs and a full head of hair. In which there is an explanation.
@@abbyjohnson8200 Ginseng?
@@gregdolecki8530 ?
@@gregdolecki8530 😂😂😂😂😂
Such a beautiful music! How can you say the Middle Ages were a dark period!
Cause they killed you for like the smallest reason. Take a loaf of bread off with your head. They were violent
@@connorwalton7739 Are we not? We turn wombs into tombs for no reason at all. We are the Darkest of Ages!
It wasn't at all
Sometimes I feel like I’d kill to live in the Medieval period but then I think of the disease and executions and torture and I change my mind. Dark indeed!
@@larrikinbluey5102 You're right. We're entering the second Dark Age
Eureka!!! Many eve's in Albion with my Prince, whilst the Minstrels played and the Troubadour's recited our thoughts. ❤️
To think most people did not live long back then; Hearing music then must have been a big treat.
Remembering when the king Edward died and the Normands took the throne.
J'apprécie toute ces musiques que tu as collectionner, elles mes font plaisir quand je les écoute. Merci à toi d'avoir pris la peine de les introduire dans ta chaîne....
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Oh wow, this is beautiful. I was only going to listen for a couple minutes just out of vague interest, yet here I am over 10 mins later becoming entranced by it
Fabulous tune 🤸🎶🤸🎶🍀 thank you so much for sharing this fabulous music 🍀🌺🦋🍀
*does my history work while listening to this*
lol my history teacher used to always play music that was composed during whatever century we were learning about. It was great!
Yes it dose
english homewrk rn but romantic poetry is too dull haha
Lmao doing my chemistry test with it.
Doing my Laplace transforms with it.
These mindless endless ads have made me leave this beautiful music. Sad.
Musiques somptueuses qui parlent à mon âme , tant d images me viennent à l esprit , comme si j avais vécus en ces époques lointaines .
Moi aussi Raymond je m’imagine à Cheval avec une épée partir sauver la Princesse
@@dion_7445 Et moi je m'imagine être celui qui a kidnappé la Princesse. Tu devras me tuer pour la libérer car je suis fou amoureux d'elle!
Lo mismo me sucede a mí.
The same happens to me 🎉
Mr. Lamb, my HS history teacher, made this all SO real! Bless him!
Sou brasileiro e sou fascinado pela cultura medieval..Sinto que tenho uma ligação muito forte com essa época ! 🍻🇧🇷
sempre tem um br pra passar vergonha
Gloria ao Sultanato sarranide e sua 4⁰ Ordem
🇸🇨🇱🇰🇦🇱🚩🏴
@@AmandaFreitas1998 Sente-o pela ancestralidade cultural lusitana mas, sobretudo, porque a música pertence a toda a humanidade. Puede sentirlo por su ascendencia cultural lusitana pero, ante todo, porque la música pertenece a toda la humanidad.
@@gatogris5010 el reyno de Portugal seras descendiente!!!!!
Eu tbm meu amigo sou fascinante...❤
i dont know why but this music touches me somewhere inside.. my imagination is all over the place lol, however being a peasant in these days must have been harsh.. all the pics show royalty or well to do
There are no records of the peasant defacing the Duke statue but surely he was taking care of in the torture chamber
Evangelos Nikitopoulos Excellent comment!
Ana Irene Martinez ‘TAKEN care of ‘ is the correct expression 🙂
@@anairenemartinez165 Does all your knowledge of the medieval period come from Monty Python and theme park rides?
@@evangelosnikitopoulos probably. I wouldnt even bother with the likes of her.
This simple music washes away the secular dirt and quench and moisturize the dryness of the soul
'Miri it is'! I know this song because of the band Forefather \m/
Great collection, thank you for this.
I love medieval music, mainly the ambience
Wonderfully accompanied by images. Congratulations 👍
Perfect musical execution.
What a good taste
Anche le immagini del video sono bellissime🙂. Fantastico Medioevo
This lovely music good for dancing and sounds very fun........ Thank you for posting it here
I'm proud of my European heritage.
My ancestors are German and English. It matters not to me. I could just have easily been born with African heritage.
Every nation on earth has a tradition of music
Agree. Im not against any culture. im just proud of my own.
Listening to this beautiful music at 2:47 AM while cleaning the kitchen after staying late with my husband talking about the 2020 elections... needed something to cleanse the spirit from all the frenzy of the suspense
President Trump 2024!
Me gusta , es linda esta música siento que me relaja , gracias por subir este tipo de música , no entiendo lo que cantan , pero me gusta la música . Bendiciones de Dios para todos los que la están escuchando .
Timeless classic, hasn’t aged a day, truly ahead of its time
Música maravilhosa,pura emoção, sensação de me teletransportar por tempos longínquos!!!!
Hey Hey concordo com vc em ritmo e ideologia
Realmente lindo
Verdade, aquela época foi incrível, época boa!
This new fangled music will never catch on. I'm used to the sound of knaping flints. Ha!
This was on top of the charts back then
Amazing! Love this beautiful collection of medieval music and images. ❤😊
Nostalgia 😭, back in the good ol' days... The plague was a little scary, and COVID-19 really brought me back, but at least we moved on from bloodletting, i knew there was something up with that... Anyone still remember the trend of long, embroidered dresses and pointy shoes?
Brings me back to 1250 when our church was built in Telnice u Brna .
Good evening from Portugal! What a beautiful time machine ! Thank you very much! Muito obrigado! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !
I'm really glad this era is getting the proper appreciation it deserves and peope understand it was so much more than just the plague, war and hunger stereotypes.
Merci pour votre partage et de me permettre de découvrir cette musique intemporelle... 😘
10:50 is best
It's called "Cantica" ( means literally Song ) .
It is in the album of " Vox Vulgaris" to. Check it out, there are a lot of awesome musics in there .
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1050 was so much fun. Once upon a time, my hometown, Hedeby, Jutland, got sacked by Vikings. They slew the men and carried off the women. I saw my village burn from the forest. I lost everything, but I made friends with Prince Emond of Sweden, who riding forth in a rescue party discovered me crippled and saved solely by the grace of god. He took me and gave me lodging in his castle at Sigtuna. When he succeeded the throne he hooked up his whole entourage with jobs at his Court, and he made me Ambassador to Rome. In the German forest I was chased by bandits after the gifts I carried, but I found refuge at Weltenburg abbey and lemmetallya, their beer is consistent! After faithfully bearing Emond's gifts to Pope Paschall 2, I was just settling in to the rhythm of Rome when I got into some trouble for mourning the fall of Aoudaghost to Koumbi-Saleh whilst a wealthy merchant of Ghana same audience. In truth didn't know the meaning of any of those words, but my own village had been sacked and I didn't believe it should happen to anyone else. After making such a powerful enemy, I needed a way out of the Mediterranean but returning to the king Emond with such a story would be singularly un-diplomatic. My chance finally came when Macbeth the Red King of Scotland who was in town on pilgrimage gave me a job as a servant. We swiftly returned north to be back before winter, but I got a really weird vibe from the dude and ditched him right after he got us across the channel. England was at war with the Scots, so I was captured and brought to King Edward the Confessor. I convinced him I was but a poor exile from the tyranny of the Viking King Harald, a threat Edward could sympathize with, and he changed my sentence to labor on the new cathedral in Exeter. Impressing the guards and fellow builders one night with some fortified beer from Weltenburg abbey, I was able to get everyone drunk, except for a few prisoners who wouldn't touch drink. We escaped and they explained the were Barbary pirates and their ship would pick us up and I could join the crew. When we came on board, the Captain recognized me from Rome when I had insulted the Ghanan Merchant. He revealed that they were all Berbers of Aoudaghost and turned to the sea because their village conquered by the mighty Ghana Empire, they had nowhere else to go. He had been following that Merchant because he had been the General who had conquered their village, and he had killed him after my exit while the others stole his ship from port. Pledging that I was a fellow outcast, he made me first mate. Suddenly we saw a fearsome Viking longship looming out of the mist, preparing to raid the town from which we had escaped. The captain declared that we alone could stop another town from destruction and we heaved to fight, as lightning split the clouds and the seas heaved. When the wind caught their banner I recognized the Vikings who had decimated my village. When the captain was struck by a swarm of arrows, I took command and ordered a charge. We boldly boarded a ship twice our might, but we each fought like ten men. Everywhere were Berbers and Vikings battling to the death. Then their chief caught my eye. It was he who had killed my father and carried off my mother! I dropped my spear and drew my sword. He did likewise. How we clashed! He was far stronger than I but I never gave up or let my guard down, even as the storm grew fiercer and the ships rammed and split. He was getting the better of the fight and nearly bested me, and I was prepared to die like any honorable man should be proud to, when raising his sword for decapitating blow, it seemed God himself struck him by lightning as no mortal since the days of the bible hath ever witnessed. Eager to escape the sinking ship, I ran through the hull when I heard a cry. I saw a fair lady, kidnapped from some port for a wife, bound to a beam. Disregarding mine own safety, I rushed back into the ship and cut the rope. We escaped the sinking vessel with moments to spare and caught a bit of driftwood. I took leave of my senses, but when I awoke I was in a castle. When doctor saw me awake he ushered a man I recognized with horror as King Edward into my room. This could only mean recapture and certain death. But the good king laughed, and said nay, that in turning back these Vikings I had saved his kingdom from a great threat indeed. The next week my Barbary shipmates and I were knighted. The surviving Vikings took our old places at work on the Cathedral and we were given a new ship. I, however, had enough of the sea. The fair maid I had rescued gave me the honor of her hand in marriage, and we bade farewell to my shipmates at Hedeby, the hometown where, with my knight's rank, my newfound wealth my inestimable experience and my lovely wife, I pledged to devote all of it to restoring my home to it's former glory. We all lived happily ever after. The End.
Based on true events and characters: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1050 Written by Gus on a moment's inspiration.
This music make feel like I am traveling back in time. It's like reading a book written in those times. Thanks youtube :)
This music has a strange effect on me. According to my DNA, I am a direct descendant of Eleanor of Aquitaine. When I was a little boy, my father called me Richard, Coeur de lion -- my namesake. Richard was Eleanor's son. Richard died of a battle wound in 1199. He was Richard I of England. He would have listened to this music. Over 800 years later I'm listening to it and thinking about him. Strange and haunting in a beautiful way.
What do you mean with „direct descendant“
@@skippityblippity8656 It means he has a line of ancestors who were Eleanor's great grandchildren as well as him.
Stay away from Agincourt.
Stop name-dropping dude. DNA cannot prove such a descent. Only credible records can. What do you mean by "direct" descendant anyway? Direct in the male line? That is the only one that matters. She had only two sons, Richard and John, and their lines died out, else your family would be on the English throne.
Charles White: Relax. This is not a matter of great significance. There are evidently some things you don't know about this subject. It should not matter to you anyway.
Bella composición de imágenes y melodías...!!! Felicidades.