Nylands och Tavastehus "The March of Narva" - Swedish March

The march of Narva "The March of Narva" or "Narvan Marssi" in Finnish, Is a Swedish/Finnish march about the Battle of Narva (1700) during the Great Northern War.
The Battle of Narva on 30 November 1700 was an early battle in the Great Northern War. A Swedish relief army under Charles XII of Sweden defeated a Russian siege force three to four times its size. Previously, Charles XII had forced Denmark-Norway to sign the Treaty of Travendal. Narva was not followed by further advances of the Swedish army into Russia; instead, Charles XII turned southward to expel August the Strong from Livonia and Poland-Lithuania. Tsar Peter the Great of Russia took Narva in a second battle in 1704.

[@mikaellilliestrom]

This is used in Finland as a military funeral march

[@Alexander_stubbid]

Like in the latest one, Martti Ahtisaari ):

[@w.1.-du9gs]

@@Alexander_stubbid
President of Finland is the High (-est) Commander of the Finnish Defense Forces; basically he is like a king, ”valkung”. That’s why it is played in the funerals of the presidents.

[@Elmanten]

Imagine hearing this before going in to battle, sounds so intimidating.

[@j3wos]

Sweden's already playing their funeral music, but it's not for them

[@ezeqeel8352]

It is, considering the fact that it's this slow because there was hellish storm of snow running rampant when they marched.

[@Tramseskumbanan]

Oh, so you think this march was written prior to the battle?

[@ezeqeel8352]

@@Tramseskumbanan It's literally a song used in the battle for Narva

[@Tramseskumbanan]

@@ezeqeel8352 It was composed a century after the battle.

[@gaffalstudios3617]

"Viken, tidens flyktiga minnen!
Stundens fröjder, bleknen, försvinnen!
Natten nedsteg på våra sinnen,
och för skuggorna är vår sång.
Hågkomst av de framfarna dagar,
som oss eldar och oss anklagar!
Gråa gäst, som ej tid försvagar,
följe ditt allvar vår dunkla gång!"

[@LordValorum]

Soldiers of Finland are always ready to sacrifice their life, for home, religion and fatherland

[@SgtHeavyAss]

💀

[@UpRisingDown]

Suomi! // sweden

[@Hardrada88]

Probably one of (if not the) best marches I've heard

[@GNRA1GreatNorthern1470]

I have never heard this version, never knew there where over versions on YT apart from the ETW music mod version

[@IzzytheCatgirl150]

this is quite relaxing somehow

[@Romellenios_Lanz_Daemos]

Nice Vid, one of the most intimating song I've heard.
Nice pfp btw

[@DerKlaviermusiker315_]

The melodic structure sounds like Chervona Kalyna.

[@heikkiylonen]

What is the movie in the video?

[@bendsherman1984]

He Sovereign’s Servant (2007)

[@janicekgibki9172]

When was it composed?

[@ezeqeel8352]

First known notes are from 1798.

[@janicekgibki9172]

@@ezeqeel8352 thank you

[@squogg]

Supposed in 1701 by Anders von Düben the Younger.

[@Henry.uwurawr]

Nylands och Tavastehus?

[@squogg]

Former swedish and finnish county if you didn't know

[@Henry.uwurawr]

@@squogg why is that in the title

[@squogg]

@@Henry.uwurawr The march goes by the names Nylands Och Tavastehus, and Narvamarschen (Not to be confused with NarvaMarsch)

[@Henry.uwurawr]

@@squogg why is it called that???? I still haven’t found any information about it being related to the counties of Nylands och Tavastehus

[@squogg]

@@Henry.uwurawr I believe it may have been used as a march for the Nyland and Tavastehus County Cavalry Regiment.

[@Serpentti]

Nyland - Uusimaa på finska, Tavastehus - Hämeenlinna på finska. Båda är finska områden.

[@UpRisingDown]

This was played when finlands president died

[@UpRisingDown]

Those saxons betrayed. As they did in ww2

[@squogg]

The march is about the Battle of Narva in 1700... not 1944.

[@guddy1233]

American moment för svenskarna: Hur många kan peka ut Nyland och tavastehus på en karta? =)

[@UpRisingDown]

Jag 😊

[@TheMagicalFrogYT]

How could us foreigners know? And I'm not even American, I'm Vietnamese