The melody from the first piece was actually from Oktokaidekasimos (a.k.a. "Okto kedékasimos"), one of six short pieces from Hellenistic-period Lydia that were included in a publication from the 1800s called "Anonymi Bellermann." The author, F. Bellermann, had transcribed them from the writings of Venetus Marcianus.
Give some credit to your indigenous ancestors of Greece, Asia Minor, Anatolia, and the Armenian Highlands, and honor them well. Turks didn't arrive there until the 11th Century AD, and they weren't in those areas during the days of Augustus Caesar..
ustedes para los romanos solo fueron barbaros igual que los germanicos los españoles antiguos competencia por eso los españoles fueron los mejores amigos contra el tiempo de los romanos por mas que al principio no se hallan llevado bien
@magnvsmarcvs Yep, some of the music in Pugnate and Symphonia Panica are in EB. What I did though, was to add more of Musica Romana to the EB campaign map. If you are interested, I could upload the music mod. Personally, I spend hours on the campaign map micro-managing everything. I spend more time on the strat map than on the actual battles. So the mod actually makes a difference for me. Oh, and I am about to mod some battle music for the Romani, from the two Gladiator soundtracks.
He might have done this arrangement - if so, amazing stuff, I wish there were more of it, but arguably he won't be 2000+ years old enough to have actually made/written the piece itself, haha.
Is there any way I can listen to a stream of these together? I'm playing it for a Roman Day at my school, and I need it to last for an hour without me having to deal with it.
@tvpnbb Lol, when i've opened your comment, i was listening Chop Suey (SOAD) And strangely the first music sounds well when played within the soft riff from SOAD.
@generalpatton3 And about that battle music for the Romani from Gladiator you already have that in Sparta Total War , I would personnaly like to hear a battle drum and maybe for the celts a Brian Boru or ONeill s march (it s not historicall but it sounds good) + If I change my mind about modding the music I hope that I could adress to you . Cheers
@magnvsmarcvs You played Sparta:TW when there was EB?? I have not even heard of that mod until now, and I thought I knew most if not all of them... Well, I suppose you tried Sparta:TW before EB, because most people find they cannot play other mods after EB, or at least the non-total-conversion-ones.
This reminds me of EB which allows you to have a Triumph after a few battles. I am not very fond of having to send my General all the way back to Roma from the Front for a Parade and a few extra influence points and leaving my armies leaderless or under the command of a Governor of a Province which is better than nothing! Unless they actually end up having a negative effect on the legion!
@magnvsmarcvs As for CTDs, modding EDU and the DSM (descr_sounds_music) is fine, since just about no matter what you do, it will not cause a CTD. It is very simple, almost impossible to make a mistake (especially in the campaign music section). Any mistake will simply lead to the particular track not playing - that is all. If you want that other music modded in, then you would probably have to show me where to find the music. Torrent sites?
No, this is contemporary music, there's no preserved ancient roman music. Listen to De Organographia's ''Music of the ancient greeks'' + ''Music of ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greece'' and you've got the entierty of actual preserved ancient music covered. Atrium Musicae de Madrid's ''Musicue de la Grece Antique'' covers most ancient greek tunes in a more chamber rather than folk sound, it's as far as I know unrevolved which of those sounds these ancient compositions were closest to.
It's not entirely contemporary. "This album brings to live again, Roman pan flutes - reconstructed and rebuilt and played, partly on original notation. The album is produce by a well-known group of musicians specialized in ancient music, based on extensive research."
The Roman music was influenced mostly by Greek music, then from Etruscan, Osci, Marsi (ancient Italic people) tradition :) it's impossible that a underdeveloped civilization like barbarian one put influence into the Roman music.
Stan mucho y me atrae la música antigua de Roma , Egipto , celta , árabe , china , japonesa ..son melodías muy diferentes y además que ayudan a relajarse , conectar con el Yo interno y a descansar bien ...de hecho creo fui alguien que vivió en alguna de esas épocas ..y también me gustan muchos las películas de época ...
Sobrenatural eternidad para el glorioso y augusto Cesar. Que en gestas esplendorosas de triunfos brillantes apuntaló el Imperio en la solidez de una república inolvidable e imborrable en la historia universal.
The melody from the first piece was actually from Oktokaidekasimos (a.k.a. "Okto kedékasimos"), one of six short pieces from Hellenistic-period Lydia that were included in a publication from the 1800s called "Anonymi Bellermann." The author, F. Bellermann, had transcribed them from the writings of Venetus Marcianus.
My favorite Roman tune 3:30.....and I've listened to alot of Roman music....this is the best one.
a lot*
Amo esta música.
Increible que en epoca romana ya tuvieran mesas de mezcla y microfonos de ambiente behringer, que avanzados eran los romanos
Beautiful. Back to the roots of the tree
This sounds kinda like fantasy rpg music
only a BC child would remember this
Aaron Won One we turkler live to spread the justice of God
Sancagimizi daglandirinda toremizi yaşatan da damarlarımızda taşıdığımız şerefli kandır allahu ekberrr.
Give some credit to your indigenous ancestors of Greece, Asia Minor, Anatolia, and the Armenian Highlands, and honor them well. Turks didn't arrive there until the 11th Century AD, and they weren't in those areas during the days of Augustus Caesar..
ustedes para los romanos solo fueron barbaros igual que los germanicos los españoles antiguos competencia por eso los españoles fueron los mejores amigos contra el tiempo de los romanos por mas que al principio no se hallan llevado bien
My rome total war 2 ost right here
I swear I’ve been subscribed since the dawn of the channel ❤️🔥 such good music and never stopped coming back for more!
Thanks for uploading all this great music, I have made a playlist for my pottery studio. Kudos!
So...this is what the Gods listen to
Fabulously glamorous music
Good times 😤
Very pretty, charmed me with these songs
so beautiful!
Thanks for sharing !
EUROPA BARBARORUM!!!!!!!
Always lovely :)
Just to add: I'm not complaining here. I love what they've done with the tune. I just want to give recognition where recognition is due.
nostalgic💀
Who is still listening to these bangers in 2021? 🤔
2024 now. I am listening right now!
Good to know the kazoo survived well into the Medieval Era.
me agrada mucho esta musica.....de mis antepados lejanos ❤✌🌹🌺🌼👍🙋♀.......
Me encanta.
@magnvsmarcvs
Yep, some of the music in Pugnate and Symphonia Panica are in EB. What I did though, was to add more of Musica Romana to the EB campaign map. If you are interested, I could upload the music mod.
Personally, I spend hours on the campaign map micro-managing everything. I spend more time on the strat map than on the actual battles. So the mod actually makes a difference for me. Oh, and I am about to mod some battle music for the Romani, from the two Gladiator soundtracks.
la mejor cancion del mundoooooo GG gente
Lovely
mirabile magnifico
Wonderful!
My son Stas made this song.
Good job
He might have done this arrangement - if so, amazing stuff, I wish there were more of it, but arguably he won't be 2000+ years old enough to have actually made/written the piece itself, haha.
amazing!!! thank you! :D
Grande prof corredato che celo ha consigliato
este es el nuevo imno de ESPAÑA para la eurocopa de 2024
Is there any way I can listen to a stream of these together? I'm playing it for a Roman Day at my school, and I need it to last for an hour without me having to deal with it.
Bet this was #1 on the chartae. This is my jam. (Btw, it would technically be “in chartis” but whatever)
Love it!!! Am I mad--or is there an echo of Mike Oldfield in the first part?
Exelente
@tvpnbb Lol, when i've opened your comment, i was listening Chop Suey (SOAD) And strangely the first music sounds well when played within the soft riff from SOAD.
A walk back in time.
So this is what modern music devolved from...
my ancestors call to me never forget them they whisper
Cool. Did they do 'Stairway'? Seriously Nero played the water organ at the "games".
+Firelordofhyrule Think of this. Nero playing that tune from Baseball "Charge"! at gladiator games at the Ludi in Rome.
How does anyone know this is what it sounded like? Sheet music somewhere?
@generalpatton3
And about that battle music for the Romani from Gladiator you already have that in Sparta Total War , I would personnaly like to hear a battle drum and maybe for the celts a Brian Boru or ONeill s march (it s not historicall but it sounds good) + If I change my mind about modding the music I hope that I could adress to you . Cheers
I came from 17th century and listening to this
me too :)
@magnvsmarcvs
You played Sparta:TW when there was EB?? I have not even heard of that mod until now, and I thought I knew most if not all of them... Well, I suppose you tried Sparta:TW before EB, because most people find they cannot play other mods after EB, or at least the non-total-conversion-ones.
it is so difficult to get album CD of musica romana，Does anyone know how to buy it?
Genial
Varg sad it is good music, that's why i'm here.
Nice....
who can tell me what are the name of the instruments playing on here??
César o melhor e maior importância imperador do mundo e uma ótima história é contada em bom Estado viva César e todo o império romano povo de Roma...
Bullshit asshole
@shinigamisorrow13, Work on your ear and figure it out, it's good for you as a musician!
Can I have the music sheet for this ? I want to play it
@tvpnbb There are bagpipes in 2nd music
This reminds me of EB which allows you to have a Triumph after a few battles. I am not very fond of having to send my General all the way back to Roma from the Front for a Parade and a few extra influence points and leaving my armies leaderless or under the command of a Governor of a Province which is better than nothing! Unless they actually end up having a negative effect on the legion!
Espero que no te importe pero he utilizado esta musica de fondo para un trabajo que he echo en clase
yeah
What song is this called . I want to play it myself and need to learn the musical notes someone help me please
@generalpatton3
Thanks for the offer , but I like it all the way it is ( I don t dare to mess around , fear of CTD and all other s..t)
@SuperMusicHero The Greeks certainly did. Whether or not the residents of Italy had them before the Greeks arrived, I dunno - probably.
It would be nice if you had labeled the names of the tracks from this release
I could see this in Minecraft Pocket Edition Gold Edition Beta Plus
EB , roman theme, cool .
the first one doesnt sound like a panflute (IMO) it sounds more like an aulos, or a flute of some sort (also IMHO)
how they can interpret the old notations and play them? The current musical scale had not been invented. How can faithfully reproduce this song?
I am from Romania:D
@magnvsmarcvs
As for CTDs, modding EDU and the DSM (descr_sounds_music) is fine, since just about no matter what you do, it will not cause a CTD. It is very simple, almost impossible to make a mistake (especially in the campaign music section). Any mistake will simply lead to the particular track not playing - that is all.
If you want that other music modded in, then you would probably have to show me where to find the music. Torrent sites?
No, this is contemporary music, there's no preserved ancient roman music. Listen to De Organographia's ''Music of the ancient greeks'' + ''Music of ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greece'' and you've got the entierty of actual preserved ancient music covered. Atrium Musicae de Madrid's ''Musicue de la Grece Antique'' covers most ancient greek tunes in a more chamber rather than folk sound, it's as far as I know unrevolved which of those sounds these ancient compositions were closest to.
Wonder if you can deconstruct music like language...
It's not entirely contemporary.
"This album brings to live again, Roman pan flutes - reconstructed and rebuilt and played, partly on original notation. The album is produce by a well-known group of musicians specialized in ancient music, based on extensive research."
is this Pinkium Floydus?
You mean Cultris Rosea, right?
So, this is where The Witcher got the inspiration
@MaBu888 or also CAVETE TIMETEQVE
FREE BIRD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what that name music instrument?
can you tell me what instruments are being used?
What is the name of this instrument? Help me please!!!! :S
+Mary Mendoza It may be some sort of unusual panpipe (did I write it correctly?) but I am not quite sure.
+Mary Mendoza I believe that the bagpipe sounding instrument is the Aulos, an ancient greek reed instrument.
unfortunately
BABY BABY BABY OOOH
Quia gloria Romae
Roma vincet
Roma, orbis terrarum in dicione
(Rome ruled the world).
Roma is dead
+Leonel Parente Not at all
nonne est 'carmen' neutrum? 'cave carmen' rectior est.
Bene notatus! Iam adtendi multis annis istud carmen, sed non cognoscebam "carminem" forma vulgaris est.
@@domsjuk paulum error, minimi momenti
the celtic influence it's visible
What if it was the Romans that influenced those Celts?
Most likely both influenced each other.
The Roman music was influenced mostly by Greek music, then from Etruscan, Osci, Marsi (ancient Italic people) tradition :) it's impossible that a underdeveloped civilization like barbarian one put influence into the Roman music.
Caius Licinius
Actually yes, the roman culture was influenced a lot by The Galia, Hispania, Portugalia, etc.
Portugalia? Lusitania!
Kohan Killetz
Sorry :c
This sounds medieval gothic
That's because both are modal music. Tonal music, the current one, was not invented until the S. XVII.
ROMA VITA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Roma Invictvs
0:28
Stan mucho y me atrae la música antigua de Roma , Egipto , celta , árabe , china , japonesa ..son melodías muy diferentes y además que ayudan a relajarse , conectar con el Yo interno y a descansar bien ...de hecho creo fui alguien que vivió en alguna de esas épocas ..y también me gustan muchos las películas de época ...
Those are Jorvik panpipes, Viking.
is this real?
Looks like the Jorvik pan flute
I didn't realize how soulful this music is...makes me want to dance and make love. Wonderful music, thank you!
no wonder they got agro and started wars from this music i see
Is this roman music or not?
Mis Signorina yes. That's what the title says. Plus the instruments date back to Ancient Rome
tam pulchra haec musica est!
TV PVLCHRA ES
AMORESTROMA
Reminds me of kill bill
Shouldn't "Cave Carminem" be "Cave Carmen?" I thought the accusative of a neuter was always the same as the nominative...?
Europa Barbarourm haha
what?
I really think bagpipes ain't Roman.
Far as I know the Greeks and Roman's never wrote down any music. Or none have survived to our day. Is that true?
We will never know.
Roma imperial
Sobrenatural eternidad para el glorioso y augusto Cesar. Que en gestas esplendorosas de triunfos brillantes apuntaló el Imperio en la solidez de una república inolvidable e imborrable en la historia universal.
For an empire that put the messiah to death, they sure had great music.
I'm not seeing the inference.