Sí, es muy bonita. Me encanta también! 🙂 ... Yeah, sorry, man. I'm just learning Spanish, so that's all I can say at the moment. I'm serious, though, this music is pretty awesome
Tempus est iocundum, o virgines, modo congaudete vos iuvenes. Oh - oh, totus floreo, iam amore virginali totus ardeo, novus, novus amor est, quo pereo. Cantat philomena sic dulciter, et modulans auditur; intus caleo. Oh - oh... Flos est puellarum, quam diligo, et rosa rosarum quam sepe video Oh - oh... Mea me comfortat promissio, mea me deportat negatio. Oh - oh... Mea mecum ludit virginitas, mea me detrudit simplicitas. Oh - oh... Sile, philomena, pro tempore! Surge, cantilena, de pectore! Oh - oh... Tempore brumali vir patiens, animo vernali lasciviens. Oh - oh... Veni, domicella, cum gaudio; veni, veni, pulchra, iam pereo. Oh - oh...
I have travelled many lands and had many men serve me, I have been adored by many statesmen, politicians too, for they are not the same, I am always hungry, and yet many strive to feed me, for I am never satisfied, yet many try and study me., but can never know where I go, Nor yet why I come, nor how long Ill stay, Nor why I am so easy to beckon, yet then so hard to say farewell to, Maidens of the land often say they hate me, yet they love those men who serve me, As I consume their lands, I take their fields and their food, and hurry on for more, For too I consume many hearths, yet none will call me home., nor ever house me yet ,No indeed, for I am always roaming, and my name is War.
@@GoofyGoober7582 I, my name being War, know Bohemia very very well. I was once a frequent visitor there. I haven't visited there for some 80 years now, been rather busy in the lands to the east, butI shall very soon come there once again.
@@OstrogothRome By God, sir, these verses are very fine. I expect no response, but I googled up the first text and I got an exact match somewhere. I didn't much look into it. Was just curious regarsinf the nature of it all... Oncr agaib, captivating words...
@@GoofyGoober7582 I have travelled many lands, but now I am misisng my old haunts in Europe. I used to know the place very well, once. I visited Yugoslavia a couple of decades ago, but now would like to see how the rest of your continent has changed, haven't had a really good tour there for 80 years now. Bohemia is one place I will definitely revisit once there, soon now.
Just spotted comment that was marked incorrectly as spam and I cannot approve it. Repost below:"Dear friends, I would like to inform you, that we have completely new website, where you can find interesting information about our instruments, members, and so one. Very soon you'll find there music to download and also important information for the organizators of the events. Right now the page is in Czech and English only, but in a few next days it will be translated also in French, German, Poland and Russian languages. We are grateful for sharing. Igor and the rest of the group Bohemian Bards. www.bohemianbards.com/en/"
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50 times more pleasant than all of my history lectures I ever had in the university
And the guys playing it are 500x better dressed than the male accountants in my office.
👍🌹🛌🤪🏚
@@byzantinehistorian2755 yes
Me gusta mucho la música medieval... Gracias!
Sí, es muy bonita. Me encanta también! 🙂 ... Yeah, sorry, man. I'm just learning Spanish, so that's all I can say at the moment. I'm serious, though, this music is pretty awesome
There was a lot of brightness in the "dark ages".
It's certain that the ''dark ages'' were brighter than this modern age.
Not even the bubónic plague could eliminate this music
wow
Amazing music! Thank you!
Best divirgination song ever.
Tempus est iocundum, o virgines,
modo congaudete vos iuvenes.
Oh - oh, totus floreo,
iam amore virginali totus ardeo,
novus, novus amor est, quo pereo.
Cantat philomena sic dulciter,
et modulans auditur; intus caleo.
Oh - oh...
Flos est puellarum, quam diligo,
et rosa rosarum quam sepe video
Oh - oh...
Mea me comfortat promissio,
mea me deportat negatio.
Oh - oh...
Mea mecum ludit virginitas,
mea me detrudit simplicitas.
Oh - oh...
Sile, philomena, pro tempore!
Surge, cantilena, de pectore!
Oh - oh...
Tempore brumali vir patiens,
animo vernali lasciviens.
Oh - oh...
Veni, domicella, cum gaudio;
veni, veni, pulchra, iam pereo.
Oh - oh...
Bohemian bards einfach supa
Das ist kunstlerisce Bobeme
OOOOOOOOHHH TOTUS FLOREOOOO!!!!! 🎵🎼🎶🎧🔊
more like LENNYYYYY!!
ooohhh oohhhhh Totus Floreo !!!
Hello. Where are you from?
Amazing ! It sounds like Astérix & Obélix against Caesar and such a lovely language used to sing... EPIC MIDDLE AGE !
I have travelled many lands and had many men serve me,
I have been adored by many statesmen, politicians too, for they are not the same,
I am always hungry, and yet many strive to feed me, for I am never satisfied,
yet many try and study me., but can never know where I go,
Nor yet why I come, nor how long Ill stay,
Nor why I am so easy to beckon, yet then so hard to say farewell to,
Maidens of the land often say they hate me, yet they love those men who serve me,
As I consume their lands, I take their fields and their food, and hurry on for more,
For too I consume many hearths, yet none will call me home., nor ever house me yet
,No indeed, for I am always roaming, and my name is War.
What's this got to do with it?
@@GoofyGoober7582 I, my name being War, know Bohemia very very well. I was once a frequent visitor there. I haven't visited there for some 80 years now, been rather busy in the lands to the east, butI shall very soon come there once again.
@@OstrogothRome By God, sir, these verses are very fine. I expect no response, but I googled up the first text and I got an exact match somewhere. I didn't much look into it. Was just curious regarsinf the nature of it all...
Oncr agaib, captivating words...
@@GoofyGoober7582 I have travelled many lands, but now I am misisng my old haunts in Europe. I used to know the place very well, once. I visited Yugoslavia a couple of decades ago, but now would like to see how the rest of your continent has changed, haven't had a really good tour there for 80 years now. Bohemia is one place I will definitely revisit once there, soon now.
Just spotted comment that was marked incorrectly as spam and I cannot approve it. Repost below:"Dear friends, I would like to inform you, that we have completely new website, where you can find interesting information about our instruments, members, and so one. Very soon you'll find there music to download and also important information for the organizators of the events. Right now the page is in Czech and English only, but in a few next days it will be translated also in French, German, Poland and Russian languages. We are grateful for sharing. Igor and the rest of the group Bohemian Bards.
www.bohemianbards.com/en/"
Fantasstish!!!
Μoυσικη πoυ σε ταξιδευει στη γνησια βoημια
Δεν ηξερα οτι και αλλοι ελληνες εκτιμουν την μεσαιωνικη μουσικη.
@@Veriox22 ΕΝΝΟΕΊΤΑΙ και εξακολουθεί να εκτιμάται από έλληνες 😁
Жизнь коротка искусство вечно
WENA LA WEA
The best!
Seit mir aufs 💘 🤍 licheste gegrüßt .... ira mufish hhm but ZeitZ
Velice uspokojí
Skvele k ritualum
Carmina burana???
Yes! It one of the songs found in Carmina Burana.
Part 22. Tempus est iocundum
That words reminds me Carmina Burana ( Tempus est iocundum )
🌎👍❤
Could this be irish or old english?
I am sure that's latin. lyricstranslate.com/en/totus-floreo-full-text-i-am-full-blossom.html
Occitan, medieval language
The pronunciation isn't quite cat's tit (that's Romanian for perfect), nevertheless this is a great and lovely version 😁
Super, ale ta středoevropská výslovnost latiny by tady šlo hoodně vypilovat :P (tam vidím rezervu, jinak bezva provedení!)
Праздник ануз простатный
Shame on you to put djembe in european medieval music ! why not some peruvian flute or didjeridoo ?
Think about when Europeans made contact with Africans, Peruvians, and Australians.
Mediterranean, arabic influence.
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@@rogervizion2556 Europeans made contact with sub-Saharan Africans in the late middle ages