A la via! - Street music from XIII to XVI cent - Ensemble Anonymous & Strada
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- Album: A la Via! - Street music from XIII to XVI cent.
Ensemble: Anonymous & Strada
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For many years now, ensemble Strada has been exploring Mediterranean music which continues to draw from medieval tradition. Strada's rendition of the few scores that have been handed down to us from Middle Ages, which they perform in that most excellent of medieval forums, "nella strada", in the street, makes their music aliveand colorful, and much like the music which rang through southern Europe from thirteenh to the sixteenth centuries.
The selection chosen for this recording were performed by Strada during the first Medievales de Québec festival in 1993 - music that the washerwoman and the court jester once dance to, music that cotribuited to magical atmosphere of the carnival. Every other eyars, for five days in mid-August, an unforgettable celebration of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages takes place against the charming backdrop of the walled city of Old Quebec, with its unique architecture, history and European atmosphere.
In may 1978, in Quebec City, Claude Bernatchez brought together a group of young musicians sharing a passion for Medieval and Renaissance music, and ensemble Anonymous was founded. Ever since, they have continued to bring alive the musical traditions of Medieval Europe with a fervor that never wanes. In seventeen years, through their creativity, their research and by deeping their understanding of history, ensemble Anonymous has created a large number of recitals on a variety of themes, as well as performances comnining music and theatre, which have won audiences in six countries in America and Europe. The pieces they hace chosen for this recording are dances from the middle Ages and Renaissence and are taken from their first two albums recorded in 1982 and 1985.
I wish you happy listening!
Mirko Virginio Volpe
MUSICA MEDIEVALE
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Strada
1 Bransle des chevaux: Thoinot Arbeau, France, XVI century
2 Saitareilo: Italy, XIV century
3 Skarazula Marazula: Anon., XVI century
4 Lo paure satan & Er dei tripetas: carol and traditional song, XV century (vers. Mont Joia)
5 Bransle de Poitou & d'Escosse: Thoinot Arbeau, France XVI century
6 Ouadouni & Ourdouni souz sbaya: Tunisian traditional songs
7 Avist lop, lo rainard, la lebre: Traditional song, Occitanie XIII/XIV cent. (vers. Mont Joia)
8 Chanconetta tedesca: Anonymous, Italy, XIV century
9 Farandoulo: Traditional dance, Occitanie
10 Rampaleda e Corsa de la Tarasca: Air from the Carnaval de Tarascon, XV cent. Occitania
Ensemble Anonymus
11 Nu al'erst: W. von der Vogeiweide, Germany XIII century
12 Ce fut en Mai: Moniot D'Arras, France XIII century
13 Non sofre Santa Maria: Alfonso el Sabio, Spain XIII century
14 Septime estampie réale: Anonymous, France XIII century
15 Ductiae: Anonymous, England XIII century
16 Es fur ein pawr: Anonymous, Germany XV century
17 Ungaresca: Giorgio Maneiro, Italy XVI century
18 Propinan de Melyor: Anonymous, Spain XVI century
19 Basse danse "Jouyssance vous donneray": Thoinot Arbeau, France XVI century
STRADA
1. Bransle Des Chevaux 00:00
2. Skarazula Marazula 02:14
3. Saltarello 05:14
4. Lo Paure Satan & Er Dei Tripetas 08:49
5. Bransle De Poitou & D'Écosse 11:56
6. Chanconetta Tedesca 16:08
7. Aï Vist Lo Lop, Lo Rainard, La Lebre 19:15
8. Ouadouni & Ourdouni Souz Shaya 23:03
9. Farandoulo 28:10
10. Rampaleda e Corsa De La Tarasca 30:18
ENSEMBLE ANONYMUS
11. Nu Al'Erst 33:39
12. Non Sofre Santa Maria 36:15
13. Ce Fut En Mai 37:34
14. Septime Estampie Réale 39:48
15. Es Fur Ein Pawr 40:50
16. Propiñan De Melyor 42:11
17. Ductiae 43:21
18. Ungaresca 45:37
19. Basse Danse ''Jouyssance Vous Donneray'' 47:58
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Bagpipes, Flute [A Bec], Vocals - Pierre Langevin (tracks: 1 to 10)
Bouzouki [Irlandais], Tambura - Marc Villemure (tracks: 1 to 10)
Crumhorn, Flute [A Bec] - Claire Gignac (tracks: 11,12, 15 to 18)
Crumhorn, Flute [A Bec], Saw - Pierre Langevin (tracks: 11 to 19)
Directed By [Direction Musicale] - Pierre Langevin
Drum, Percussion [Darbouka], Dulcimer, Mandolin - Claude Bernatchez (tracks: 11 to 19)
Flute [A Bec] - Marie-Louise Donald (tracks: 12,14,19)
Flute [A Bec], Saw, Oboe [De Poitou] - Élise Guay (tracks: 1 to 10)
Hurdy Gurdy - André Simoneau (tracks: 5)
Hurdy Gurdy, Flute [A Bec], Crumhorn - Silvy Grenier (2) (tracks: 11 to 19)
Lute [Orpharion], Guitar [Mandore] - Sylvain Bergeron (tracks: 11 to 19)
Saw - Jean Létourneau (tracks: 19)
Tambourine, Drum [Darbouka], Vocals, Cowbell - Pierre Tanguay (tracks: 1 to 10)
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Been waiting 800 years for this recording
Well done!
Jajajajajajajjajajjajajajaja
ahahahah)))))))))))coooool))
This is nice!
Me too!
love music from the 50's....
1350s that is....
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I love more the 1360 s
Man same. I love all music from the '90-'00s. 1390-1400s that is
Wait till you hear 1360s music!
Based
Me and the boys after making it through the year without dying of typhoid
Another pox-free summer! Hoorah!
Ricketts is on the rise so don't be complacent
I love history... I often try to imagine myself there.. experiencing the good as well as the bad. And I am really enjoying these comments.
That’s a vibe.
Thats why there is mead and wine to sanitize everything taken inside.
I love music like this because it brings out the humanistic side of history. When we talk about how people lived hundreds upon hundreds or even millennia ago it's hard to imagine these were real people who actually lived. Then when we listen to their music we get the same feelings and respond in the same way they would've. It almost brings a tear to my eye to be able to reconnect with our ancestors like this
it's brutal ain't it?! Music is a time capsule!!
I agree...I feel in a similar way...great!!!
It does really grab you doesn't it! Dim the lights and we could be amongst them, way back then....
Well, they responded ... a bit more than we did. The first song especially sounds like a clogger if there ever was one, for instance - that would've had all of the seamen from English to Cossak going in the pub!
Как трогательно!🥲 А когда вы разжигаете костер, вы вспоминаете как весело трещали дрова костров инквизиции, на которых жгли "ведьм" ?🔥
Good old 'Anonymous', doesn't disappoint
That dude is the greatest artist of all time!
Please send me his royalty cheque, I'll cash it for him.
Guy Fawkes really outdid himself over the centuries
🤣🤣
Yes,he makes very good music and is still active and lives pretty long too
My grandma: What’s your favorite oldies song?
Me: It’s Complicated.
Brings me back to the Grammy Awards back in 1308, ah yes those were the days.
Eurovision 1308!
Old school clubbing!
Adam de la Halle was robbed, man!
1316 was twice as good !
When you're listening to this music and your roommate comes in and asks, "What game is that?"
It is time to change roommate. 🤜🏻
@@MusicaMedievale exactly.
@@MusicaMedievale Except if they ask "You're playing civilization?". Then you keep them for life.
@@MusicaMedievale why
It's called games of building an Empire!
I had this CD. I remember listening to it in my car, at night, parked right outside a medieval Italian village, in a time when I was really down and out. It helped me get through the hard times I was undergoing.
Which village?
@@MusicaMedievale Monteriggioni.
Nice! Music can do that.
@@soundknight Brian comme BRIAN BORU pour moi aussi ces musiques m élèvent et m emporte et surtout m apaisent je les écoutent toujours seule au gré de mon âme Sylvie
"Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem"
When its finally summer 2021.. upps I mean summer 1350, the plague is over, you and the village dance ecstatic to this tunes!
@@stephen1137 😂
1350: arm falls off and you still have to go to work with the plague
2020: 100 year old gets a cough and the whole world comes to a halt
@@LTPottenger you nailed it.
Super 😊
@@stephen1137 Ah the village idiot has arrived
I live in France in a 16th century old Inn..... so lovely to hear the music they perhaps played when the inn was opened. Soon we will re-open as a Medieval Inn / Bed&Breakfast again. After 450 years or there about...
This is something exciting to hear about!!
Where in France? I plan to go to Europe this year or next. A medieval inn is on the bucket list.
@@gregorycollins7534go to Pérouges it’s médiéval village around Lyon city
Hearing this music and sharing it with the deer, Turkey that thinks it’s a deer, other birds, and squirrels; makes me think it’s possible God provided more than one existence for our Souls. An existence to ‘Get it well,’ with our Souls.
That's union labour for you. ;)
I put this on and dance outside, in my cloak, at night.
Escapism truly at its finest.
These songs weren't lost we were just too drunk to write them down half the time
Just wait another 800 years and you’ll get the remix!
by Madonna XD
What happened with sawing people in half? I just woke up from the nigthmare realm of the middleages, And seriously, theres just not much fun this day and age.. I mean what is a peasant to do? No hangings? No burrials.. The middleage demands more bloodbath, Our voice must be heard in brussels! This is an outrage!! More blood in brussels!
Strange how listening to medieval music makes you realize those weren't the dark ages. Listening to their music makes me feel like those were the times when people are capable of enjoying life in the simplest ways, the best way they knew how and they can have joy in their heart whatever the circumstances. And I just love how danceable and wondrously joyful the music is without any allusion to sex, drugs or what have you.
@@jana731 that's actually not a greatly apt description. Old St. Paul cathedral was built in the 1300s for a comparison of architecture. Nothing so grand has been built outside of colonized Africa since the time of the pyramids.
The term dark ages is primarily propaganda, outside the very real plague events that greatly effected the people.
@@jana731 Compared to life until the 19th century, most europeans were damned clean
Enjoy your daydream.
Yes, because they were much more spiritual since Christ was in their hearts and minds.
Great words! Thank you
Here in Catalonia, Spain, there's a popular collection of medieval music known as Llibre Vermell de Montserrat (Red Book of Montserrat), dating back to the 1300s. In Galicia, another historical region, the Cantigas de Santa Maria were written between 1270 and 1282 consisting of 417 compositions honoring the Virgin Mary. Both masterpieces are proof of our precious cultural heritage and I hope someday we can enjoy this medieval Spanish music on this channel. Love it by the way.
Tomás Rayo representing
Livro Vermelho de Montserrat?
Hola, excelentes referencias.
I love Spain and its history (except for the period 1939-75). Thanks for the information.
@@pelayosquared thanks for your gentile words Sir,i myself enjoy England History,specifically Victorian period, but i would suggest be mote critical with propaganda..1939-1975 were hard times but also the most National Identitarian ,strong,freedom and patriot loving period in our History...
I just love medieval music.
Ludwig van Beethoven. Who's next in line?
that Bach face as your avatar saying "I love medieval music" is hilarious
Isn't this more Renaissance?
@@pauldelaney5990 lets go backwards
To the neandertal period
Uga bunga songs
The only Medieval set of tracks so far where flute and bagpipe don't annoy me.
中世の音楽はとてもアップテンポでしたね
気分が上がります
この音楽は、鳥が回転し、ファランドールを回転させ、ガラガラを鳴らし、魔法使いを踊る、星でいっぱいの絵本のように展開します。🌻🌻🌻
@@MegaCirse にぎやかな美しい物語をありがとうございます🐓🐓🌞
場合によるだと思う。タイトルの意味は「道で」。これは一般人やパーティなどの音楽。
多分お城と教会で全然違うタイプの音楽が聞こえられた。
Sin duda,es,de las versiones de musica del medioevo que he escuchado,la mas divertida,variada y que mas cabal idea me deja de lo que pudo ser esta epoca. Estupenda version.
Imagine an age when this music was the popular music, played by musicians on the markets and streets...
The definition of a high civilization, pretty much.
When I was young this was a big hit. But now it's old. And I'm dead.
Aaah these rememberings. Only 1300 kids understand...Our parents hated it but with the help of my troubadour friend I finally conquered the dulce Frénégonde!
50 minutes of pleasant music without pervert interruptions for advertisements.
Yes, because, as I write in every description of the Channel videos:
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Somehow, in the midst of a pandemic, listening to the music of the medieval era is strangely soothing.
History is circular...
Not only during a pandemic. Any time is good for such music.
Yes.
In the fourteenth century, the plague pandemic was even worse than the Covid one is now!
@@mousehitscat I agree. It was a real epidemic. And now we have an asymptomatic pandemic. What times, such a pandemic. By the way, in the 14th century, the plague practically did not affect my country, which was something amazing.
The Middle Age was not an obscure era in any way and his music confirms the vivid light that it was . On the contrary we are living in the fog actually
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Yeh, the medieval age was actually one of the most stable and safer years when looking at the development
@@karstenseterbakken3617 🌹
@R G It's subjective to refer to scientific progress as something positive. And you nor I need to justify our stances.
@@teetman322, I can't wait for a time-machine to be invented to send all the "positivity of scientific progress is subjective" folks to the 12th century, to work the fields for a while. Clean air, simple peasant life, regular back-breaking exercise, organic food and a little Black Death now and then do magic to subjectivity. Although 12th century BC may be even better.
As a professional Renaissance reenactor, I can only say " Thank you. M'Lord..". I know this will not resonate with everyone, but I LOVE gregorian chant as well..
_"Greetings, bride of Genghis!"_
Why won't it resonate with everyone?😊
HAH, 'Gregorian chants' might not RESONATE with everyone, ROFL . .
it's great in it's own way, is sacred music... but this was... like what reggaeton probably is now hahaha
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 because ot everyone was there back then.
I can't avoid being dancing and jumping alone in my home like a crazy with this music! It fills its purpose
Moi aussi ! C'est le même effet....
This reminds me of all the great music and People at The Festival Interceltic de L'orient.
It’s in our bones! Our ancestors passed it down to us and we can’t help but want to get up and dance!
Try mushrooms
Folk music is the music of our ancestors - a source of high energies. That is why so drawneth to dance. Gyda charu i bawb o Rwsia, brawd :)))
I'm so excited my wooden false teeth fell out! 😂 This is brilliant music. 🎶
Ooh some fresh medieval music has just dropped. Sweet.
It is amazing, isn't it? My mood just lifted considerably! :D
My thoughts exactly, I was sad thinking I had listen all medieval music available on UA-cam
@@isabelladefigueiredo3810 , very refreshing, indeed, cara senhora.
@@gill426 yes, it is ! !
Tha gu dearbh!
There is so much joy in this music. Today's music isn't joyous it's rather depressing in fact.
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Nail on the head buddy ;)
even solitary "freestyle dancing" to modern music is quite sad- old dances were much more socialising...
@@hrabiahoreszko2123 indeed i remember a time when couples danced together and it was a great way for young people to test one another and have physical contact safely. It was exciting for a young woman to do her best to respond to the man's wordless directions. If they understood each other without speaking, it was a great step in the direction of "going steady".
@All Things Must Come To An End Yes it was great to be able to stand close and touch someone of the opposite sex, with the excuse of dancing, especially slow dances, which in France we called "le slow".
Plauge, pestilence, famine - yet they made jolly music.
I'm so thankful for this music and the people who take the time to bring these songs to life.
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I know in another 800 years, people will definitely not enjoy music from this era. Hell, most people I know today don't like today's music
Not gonna lie, a lot of modern songs (especially from 2020s suck)
@@benjad92and most of them are also forgotten. People listened to them during a few months and then they vanished forever
Close my eyes and it really brings me back...to the late 1990’s renaissance festival my parents took us to in Pontiac Michigan.
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I live in MI and I love the Renaissance Festivals!
I also live in Michigan. For many years we had a Renn Faire in my town. It was a huge part of my life for years.
This stuff rocks.
I would travel miles to see this band, in the middle ages.
Takes me back to a time when life was hard but people still got to party and dance.
The grape harvest is in. Gerbaude!
Middle Ages ,beautiful dresses and nice music, but hard times
Now: bad dresses, bad music and also hard times
@@MusicaMedievale yes,truth
greetings, sr.Anna
In a time with no recordings of any kind, think of suddenly listening to some music like this! It must have been a source of greta surprise, joy and good humour.
Something new, but with an ancient spirit: ua-cam.com/video/Ew6XgHUqjTo/v-deo.html
It's hard to stay of the liquor while listening to this🥳
Suddenly? When? Immediately after birth? Live music was in every house and church during this period. Everyone would sing, dance and play, unlike nowadays when music is mass produced by corporations
Practically the only channel specifically focused on medieval music that is still posting to this date! Bravo to you.
Thank you 🌹
@@MusicaMedievale Homage from China!
The Plague took the others :'(
@@pomponi0 :C d-damn....
greetings from Egypt
Saluti dall'Italia 🌹
Странно завораживающая музыка... Мне нравится...
Poitou et Laval.... Dans le memoire du Gilles De Laval et De Rais ...
How can I resist this lovely music?....Dancing with the minstrels...
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that basse dance i heard in warlock's sword dance! :D
Doing 15th. cent. living historie since 1989 by now with the Company of Saint George. Danced and drank wine to all of these wonderfull tunes and i will do it some more years on.
Dang... I remember when this sh¡t was poppin' back then in the streets of Novigrad with my homies
it feels like all the people in the comments section are dancing together!
In this sad times, maybe this is the only way to dance...
@@MusicaMedievale well said Medieval Music.
@@MusicaMedievale lol
The long haired Maiden with rosy cheeks, brought me here. She promised a good ale and good broth. I stayed for the music and the company. Maiden rode off, with my trusty steed Galapagos. Dancing away with fair haired maiden, forgotten about my own quarrel with Lord Handoffe. Left foot out, right foot in. Right foot out, left foot in. Clap, and spin. Right foot, out. Left foot in. Left foot out, right foot in. Clap, and spin. Left hand behind the back, right hand turn. Right hand behind the back, left hand turn. Knees bent, then hop. Ah time flies, when you're having fun. The Jolie medley, such a gentile gathering.
🥳🙌🥳🎆🎆
I like how the fiddle player in the picture at 10-12 is giving the harp player a dirty look - "Can you please tune that thing?"
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If one sits and contemplates that he's hearing the sounds of 800 years in the past, it should lead to amazement and delight!
You are right. This is what I think whenever I listen to ancient music or when I read medieval books.
Do you realize that these sounds are not actually from 800 years ago?
@@GenericInternetter they didn't even have wax cylinders back then??! 😔
You will never hear the sounds of 800 years ago. We don't have gut strings, or the instruments, or the musical perception of those days, or the mentality of the people who lived then.
О как бодрит сея музыка!
The music my companions and I crumpeth to whilst in the tavern...Verily, this mix is most litteth!
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людей,сочинивших это,давно нет,но мы связаны с ними .мы-их потомки..видимо поэтому все так ложиться на душу и не чувствуется этой упомрачительной пропасти веков.великолепно!
EDM music in 2021
Early dance medieval.
Wonderful music.
Medieval music never dies💯💫🤘
What fascinates me is that even after 500 years, you can still dance to this music! I would love to, if I could find a partner as crazy as myself!
Thank god, we're still human.
That is true. I'd like a maiden to dance with me this Easter to this merry tune.
If you search out your local French Dance club (yes, there will be one somewhere) when restrictions are lifted, you can dance to this music and similar.
I'm yours ! Whenever you want ! let's dance !
I would if I had legs.
The second soundtrack is music that Angelo Branduardi, italian singer, has modify in the italy song called "Ballo in fa diesis minore". Is Beautiful!!!
Now this is what I'm talking about
J aime beaucoup les musiques du moyen âge les chansons traditionnelles depuis l'âge de 13 ou 14ans en découvrant quelques groupes mais surtout le groupe malicorne
@All Things Must Come To An End - Utilise un traducteur en ligne, et tu sauras ce que tu approuves.
@All Things Must Come To An End - À la vôtre ! ;)
Alors tu aimeras aussi peut-être Angelo Branduardi et Luc Arbogast. Bonne écoute. Amitiés.😂
How authentic is this really?
good question
I can only speak for the first piece by Arbeau. I've not onlr read his treatise but worked through it to reconstruct the dance steps and musical performance as closly as possible. We then compared the outcome with 3 other specialists. What this ensemble does came quite close to our ideas about it. But we will never know for sure...
I believe most of these songs come from actual Medieval Manuscripts. These are 100% Authentic.
Many Local Traditional European Festivals still play this kind of music actually. For example check out the "Fiesta Major" in Catalonia, Spain.
No matter what is now: We are a product of thousands of our ancestors struggling and winning against times that might have been less confusing but certainly not less ripe with conflict and hurdles seemingly insurmountable.
Live! Fight! Procreate! Be a man against time and dont let your ancestors spirits die with you.
The mistake is to live, fight and procreate without using reason, without using the teachings of the past, without respecting the world of which we are passing guests, not masters, a very clear concept to our ancestors.
I hitch-hiked from Toronto to Quebec City in 1993 for the medieval festival and camped behind some bushes in the middle of everything. The costumes, the performers, the sounds, and the music everywhere created a surreal atmosphere of joy and celebration, without the nasty plagues. I watched a group of sculptors carving blocks of limestone into parts of the window frame of a cathedral. I danced freely with many strangers. I was wearing a wearing a home-made Dominican friar's robe that I had brought, with a rope belt and pouch of loonies (Canadian gold-coloured $1 coins) and sometimes walked around asking for "alms for the poor" with a little wooden bowl. The commoners loved it
I remember seeing this live. The Mosh Pit was crazy....
You jest, but I have been in a mosh pit wherein these tunes were played, forsooth!
Some melodies, tunes and timbres came directly from Ancient Greece and Rome and this is great, such heritage to Medieval Europe.
Some melodies are very Romance way, you can even hear and imagine modern Romanian-Moldovanian folk music style, which means that Eastern Romance area got this musical tradition from Medieval time.
Pretty interesting that we hearing not any real folk motives and tunes from Germanic-Celtic musical way, cause the mainstream Medieval Musical Fashion of that time was dictated almost by Romance culture and traditions of such major countries like France, Spain, Italy.
You are right about the eastern folk music.
From medieval Germany, we have some of the most important manuscripts about medieval music, one of them is the Codex Buranus that contains more than 200 musical compositions. We also have Hildegard von Bingen, one of the most important musician, artist, philosopher and poetess of the humanity.
In the end, we have to talk about the Minnesänger's music, they were the German transposition of the French, Spanish and Italian troubadour.
Look at this videos: ua-cam.com/video/QWW_I0RawEg/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7nxY7vfLKrM/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Eyf81D1Vw9Y/v-deo.html
Are there examples of the germanic celtic ways of music at the time?
16:09 is A la Via - Médiévales de Québec
Strada: Ensemble Anonymus
Chanconetta Tedesca/Ductiae/Es Fur Ein Pawr/Farandoulo
can you imagine how drunk most people were while jamming out to this ? Good ol days lol
It's better to be drunk in the Middle Ages than on ecstasy in a club now.)))
Cette époque était d'une grande richesse
In fact, it was famine, disease and death 🙂
Действительно слушая такую музыку с улыбкой на лице тревоги уходят. Прочь думаешь ведь жили же люди такие как мы даже неверится музыка очень успокаивает
si
La musique officielle des Médiévales de Québec 1993 :)
Esattamente! 🌹
Che bello il profumo del Medioevo ❤
El martes 18 de Abril del 2023 conocí el castillo medieval de Plassemburg en Kulmbach, Alemania, un castillo que jamás en mi vida imaginé visitar, pero ya desde el empinado y rocoso camino que lleva hacia el mi corazón empezó a latir más fuerte, era como que, empezaba a entrar en trance, en mi mente, en mi imaginación escuchaba esta música y veía a monjes y campesinos que en procesión le llevaban gallinas, ovejas y costales de harina a su señor y cuando entre a esa enorme mole de piedra roja, sencillamente las lágrimas empezaron a brotar por mis ojos, no lo entendía, no lo entiendo, es como que todo mi cuerpo empezó a vibrar de emoción y sobre todo la conexión más fuerte la sentí en frente de un enorme portal, con antiguas columnas y viejas esculturas en piedra roja, me quede extasiado, sin aliento, sencillamente me senté y me quedé contemplando ese lugar por casi una hora. Fue una experiencia increíble. Siempre desde niño sentía una enorme atracción por la edad media, desde pequeño (a los 13 años) escuchaba música gregoriana, leía literatura medieval y me encantaban los dibujos de castillos. ¿Qué será verdad? será el ADN que fluye y fluye a través de las generaciones y que vibra al ver nuevamente rincones escondidos en la memoria? o sencillamente es la emoción de ver en vivo y en directo lo que de niño veía por libros, historias, cuentos y documentales de la TV? ... ¿qué será?
Sinto a mesma coisa meu Deus! sinto uma nostalgia do que não vivi e meu filho sente assim também! Estou com nó na garganta........
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aquello, ADN atraves, de, 5 siglos!!!
Unos, ADN viven, para siempre?
Hola, sí, eso es exactamente lo que quería escribir, creo que fue Carl Gustav Jung quien descubrió y aparentemente también demostró que el trauma se puede heredar hasta por 16 generaciones, creo que una parte de nuestra información genética también almacena recuerdos, pero realmente no concluya Suponiendo que todos hemos vivido antes, eso explicaría los recuerdos aún más lógicamente. Tampoco descarto que todos tengan la misma alma - tal vez algún día lo descubramos, pero por ahora me divierte pensar en qué podría explicar esos recuerdos.
Originalmente en alemán, utilicé el traductor de Google.
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Hola Manubet, simplemente no interpretes tu experiencia y vívela con toda la intensidad del momento, la de entonces y la de ahora también, y deja que su comprensión se realice en ti por sí misma, que tome lugar en ti por sí sola que por eso te ha llegado.
Separa el trigo de la paja y deja hacer.
Lo demás son historias.
it's year 2021 and this still poppin
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The thumbnail looked interesting so I clicked
Merci Musica Medievale, encore plus fort que l'hydroxychloroquine, un traitement contre ce monde sinistre et sans Joie.
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L'époque la plus ténébreuse c"est celle que nous abordons. Le haut moyen age était bien plus coloré que les historiens ne le prétendent
Для 800 столетней записи качество просто великолепное!
какой юмор
@@01nalbru средневековый ! )
Предкам жилось труднее, чем нам, но они умели по-настоящему радоваться. Об этом говорит старинное искусство, например, эта прекрасная музыка.
Сейчас искусства ещё больше, значит радоваться умеем ещё лучше по вашей логике?)
@@Rihtainshtain Где написано, что больше значит лучше? Читайте внимательней.)))
This is why I love UA-cam..you stumble through songs and tunes searching for long time ago forgotten melodies, and while you revive memories and nostalgia, you get to discover for yourself new music, which itself suddenly turns up in nostalgia, as if you have rediscover music and memories from before your life. Such things usually happen between very closed friends, who feed you and whom you yourself feed with different tastes of music. So I find in people like you, Poster of this Video and music, a close friend, wherever you are in this wold. I am so happy that UA-cam exists.
Grazie!🌹
This music unfolds like a picture book full of stars, where birds come spinning, spinning farandoles, cracking rattles and dancing wizards🌿🎋🍃
WOW What a lovely comment thanks
I particularly enjoy the changes in tempo. Very easy listening too.
Mais pourquoi la musique médiévale est si peu connue ? Il y a des pépites !
Et puis c 'est joyeux et entraînant. Beaucoup de similitudes avec les musiques irlandaises et galloises
In my opinion there are many things in common with every traditional and folk song from european lands. The biggest mistake is to associate medieval music to classical music. Check this channel: ua-cam.com/channels/3wH8RbspBqRhh7yaVXqO6A.html
Et même encore avec les musiques traditionnelles françaises.
Best UA-cam Channel since The Thomas Aquinas Experience (1265)
Thank you! 🌹
I ordered it 850 years ago. At Amazononia. And....here it is :-)
Ungaresca 45:37 is a Hungarian folk song, sung till today. (I learnt it in school.) I am stunned to discover this, thank you very much uploading!
Beautiful!
Twenty salutes to the sun on this bright first day of the new year! Dance with hope!
Yes! 🍷🌻
Thank you for sharing this festive audio delight.
@@lindaguerrero3256 Thanks!
11:58 - When thou playeth the violin so masterful it doth bend thine onlooker.
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Bless the musicians so skilled and bright that were able to recreate this delightful music for us.
Avist lop, lo rainard, la lebre: Traditional song, Occitanie XIII/XIV cent. (vers. Mont Joia)... WOW...!!!
Yes! Mont Joia is my favourite folk group.
Thank you, thank you, you beautiful, noisy people!
Noticed how medieval music did not have ads?
Ce frumos sună cimpoaiele! Păcat că au fost aproape abandonate instrumentele vechi, tradiționale!
From this extraordinary mixture of Celtic and Arabic all our music was generated. It is still well understood even today from the north of Scotland to the south of the Arabian peninsula. Music is peace and joy
Where does that leave traditional music from northern and eastern Europe, where the Celtic and Arabic influence was practically zero?
Wow, it's really amazing how people in the past are STILL producing new medieval music.
One of the amazing things of historical research is that sometimes, between one Papal Bull and one ancient tax declaration, we find some new music.
Good artists never die.
Yes, obviously they're still alive. The drummer is 900 years old!
Wow ive been waiting 900 years for this recording
They had trouble paying for the recording studio with gold pieces and a goat
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Am auzit si sunetul de drâmbă, care se mai păstrează si în folclorul nostru!!!
All emotions of a.lot centuries in a just an hour !!
what *sweet* comments, laughed alot here, thanks!
Medieval fun ⚔️
Brilliant.
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Einfach toll!!!
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Muy bonita música.