3/4 of my ancestry comes from Norway, Finland & Sweden. I am so glad to have found this man and his music, it has stirred my blood and moves me in a way that I cannot really put into words. I live on the other side of the world, in Arizona, USA, so in a very real way for me the internet has amplified the horn call so that it could be heard by my soul. I also love how he teaches that yes, one can have pride and connect with one's ancestry *without* devaluing other people and their roots. It is a needed message in these days of hate.
1:50 "the bear hates the sound of the Lur (ua-cam.com/video/qRQ4PBXPYqc/v-deo.html) but he loves the sound of the goat horn" . wanted to post that because it took some time for me to figure out what he was referring to.
I only noticed the bird noises in the background when he started to play the horns. I love the second horned instrument, very emotionally triggering. There is something in the mind that tells me this instrument is mine. Not just mine, but is something natural to the people I am. Scandenavian, and all this time exploring. Only one recent decision has got me enthralled to change everything. This horn draws those thoughts and desires out of my heart and mind, and somehow I feel this connection between the noise. I am going to listen to Flokis wedding song now.
His music and my obsession with the history of the countries are the reason I plan to get a DNA test to see if I have and Scandinavian ancestry. Would make sense because I am a very white person who has European ancestry around there and carry some traits.
I have a holess horn and I'm almost worried to play it out side or anything because i feel like some might think like the rapture is happening or something
Love the sound of these horns and am a huge fan of Wardruna too. I've been playing cow horn for a while but have been searching for one of these for ages, where in the world can I get a good sized goat horn for a reasonable price? Or even a pre made horn, with or without reeds.
I am probably going to annoy a lot of Odinists by pointing this out but this instrument is essentially the same as a Hebrew shofar. All pastoral cultures create musical instruments from animal horns and people all over the world are more alike than we are different. Peace, y'all!😊
To a real Asatru this wouldn't be offensive. Of course there's shared things between the cultures of the world, and, to quote the Havamal, man rejoices in man!
At www.etsy.com/es/market/bukkehorn, but it's so expensive. You can do it by yourself... It's a little bit time consuming, but I'm thinking of doing just that.
The second horn is hauntingly beautiful
Holy shit that was amazing, as soon as he started playing the horn I got intense shivers. He's on to something with the 'It longs for something"
3/4 of my ancestry comes from Norway, Finland & Sweden. I am so glad to have found this man and his music, it has stirred my blood and moves me in a way that I cannot really put into words. I live on the other side of the world, in Arizona, USA, so in a very real way for me the internet has amplified the horn call so that it could be heard by my soul. I also love how he teaches that yes, one can have pride and connect with one's ancestry *without* devaluing other people and their roots. It is a needed message in these days of hate.
Zentierra im norwegian
Gotta love Einar, man.
I know it is pretty off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new series online?
@Vicente Kason lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Vicente Kason try flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Vicente Kason try Flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Vicente Kason i watch on FlixZone. Just google for it :)
Gotta love the ancient instruments
That bukkehorn is just incredible, but my gods it makes me both incredibly sad and on edge.
1:50 "the bear hates the sound of the Lur (ua-cam.com/video/qRQ4PBXPYqc/v-deo.html) but he loves the sound of the goat horn" . wanted to post that because it took some time for me to figure out what he was referring to.
I only noticed the bird noises in the background when he started to play the horns. I love the second horned instrument, very emotionally triggering. There is something in the mind that tells me this instrument is mine. Not just mine, but is something natural to the people I am. Scandenavian, and all this time exploring. Only one recent decision has got me enthralled to change everything. This horn draws those thoughts and desires out of my heart and mind, and somehow I feel this connection between the noise. I am going to listen to Flokis wedding song now.
His music and my obsession with the history of the countries are the reason I plan to get a DNA test to see if I have and Scandinavian ancestry.
Would make sense because I am a very white person who has European ancestry around there and carry some traits.
@@Jigsaw_442 lmao
And I just wanna run for my life. I imagine waking up at dawn in forest veiled with mist and then hearing it, man - zero problems with morning poop.
Thats very sentimental, not very scandinavian
I just made one of these and now my ancestors won't leave the house!
very cool really like the horns excellent work by Einar Selvik
Haunting and heartbreaking
3:42 Einar start playing
Paleo Eater 69 thanks
Do not skip his video
Wow!!!
I have one that still learning different sounds on it!!! Thanks for sharing your video 🙏
wonderful!
I need to learn how to get the different notes like he did with the second one
Fraking Wow!!!!!
ive googled like a mad man for theese instruments,where can you buy them?
the goat horn in norwegian is called a bukkehorn i believe but einar hand makes his instruments is what ive heard
www.ancientmusic.co.uk/instruments.html probably what your looking for
thanks! :)
i know this is very late, but there is a bukkehorn store for instruments the same as his first one. but there is also b
bors anders ohman, and anders norudde
iHorn 5 hahahahaahhaahhahaha
Nord er Nord
no dislikes!!! great! :)
impressive , where can i get a bukkehorn ? i would love to play !
I have a holess horn and I'm almost worried to play it out side or anything because i feel like some might think like the rapture is happening or something
And who is to say it is not happening. Play on brother :)
Love the sound of these horns and am a huge fan of Wardruna too. I've been playing cow horn for a while but have been searching for one of these for ages, where in the world can I get a good sized goat horn for a reasonable price? Or even a pre made horn, with or without reeds.
I might be late but grimfrost sells some good goat horns. They are meant for drinking horns but you can make a bukkehorn out of it aswell!
wow
I wonder if I drill holes just right, then I can play it like cornett or brass instruments.
I-honk 5 😂😂😂
Is it possible to buy such a horn somewhere?
Sure, you can buy a Bukkehorn on Etsy :D
what instrument is the one at 3:42 called?
3:45
Beautiful. Next time would be better if he played further away of the mic or have an audio engineer to avoid the digital clipping.
I am probably going to annoy a lot of Odinists by pointing this out but this instrument is essentially the same as a Hebrew shofar. All pastoral cultures create musical instruments from animal horns and people all over the world are more alike than we are different. Peace, y'all!😊
To a real Asatru this wouldn't be offensive. Of course there's shared things between the cultures of the world, and, to quote the Havamal, man rejoices in man!
@@DavidAMarin exactly!
Where can i get a horn like the dark one?
At www.etsy.com/es/market/bukkehorn, but it's so expensive. You can do it by yourself... It's a little bit time consuming, but I'm thinking of doing just that.
@@FaithSeeker_ ok. You're right. There are too expensive for me. I think I'll buy a cheap one and drill the holes by myself.
Where can I buy this type of goat horn
lionofjudah373 from a goat
H Mel Where can i buy a goat and shotgun?
is that one and the shofar the same instrument?
Yup...every culture that keep herd animals with horns has such things.
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I should like to hear him play The Bard's Song by Blind Guardian with the black horn
woodland realm 04:40 from the hobbit