How about a Veeky Forumstorical music thread?
Starting off with an unnamed instrumental sheet by the king Alfonso X of Castille.
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Share any other pieces that may strike your fancy.
How about a Veeky Forumstorical music thread?
Joshua Roberts
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Anthony Barnes
You should look up the songs/ballads of Thibaut of Champgne. He was a crusader who upon returning to Europe, dedicated himself to writing song and poetry to be performed with the accompaniment of music. He's pretty good, and most of his works are up on YouTube, and the interpretations are pretty faithful to how they would have been performed (or so I've heard).
Jonathan Gray
A little cliche, but the Epitaph of Seikilos (sp?) is actually a really beautiful piece that feels very immersive.
Leo Williams
>Old Gaelic war marches
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>Cláirseadóireacht, or Harpery. The Classical music of the pre-Cromwellian Gaelic order
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Parker Sanders
Is old poetry recently musicalized allowed?
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This one is based on a poem by Ausiàs March.
Josiah Rivera
A reconstructed version of the Carmina Burana.
Xavier Johnson
Ottoman court music, compiled/composed by a Vlach
Jaxson Long
>no red army choir or any soviet music
wow
Some of my favourites:
Katyusha:
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Polyushka Polye:
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March of Stalin's Air Force:
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Let's go:
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Carson Cruz
From the Red Book of Montserrat (1399)
Imperayritz de la ciutat Joyosa (in old Catalan)
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Los set gotxs recomptatem (old Catalan, but I'd guess somewhat mixed with latin):
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Jordi Savall's version: youtube.com
Eli Sanders
10/10
Xavier Myers
was the accordion developed from the bagpipe?
Gavin Nguyen
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A piece from Rousseau's Le Devin du Village. Marie Antoinette and her private company performed this opera at least once, and Marie Antoinette performed this role (Colette)
Camden Collins
lenin betrayed the revolution
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Levi Howard
This is really good. Thanks for sharing.
Cooper Davis
Daniel Gonzalez
Machaut is top tier
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Jason Wood
Are there any good groups performing instrumental medieval music? I've only found stuff like Faun and Corvus Corax which is modern music but with old instruments.
Jeremiah Hernandez
Medieval music with modern instruments (and modernized style)? Companyia Elèctrica Darma has at least all the songs from the Red Book of Montserrat (Los set gotxs, Stella Splenders and Polorum Regina).
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On the other hand, you have Jordi Savall, who is a master of early music, performed with original instruments.
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The video on the OP is also his performance.
Chase Price
Sorry I couldn't find Polorum Regina by them on Youtube. There are 6 songs more and a Coda, in fact.
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Mason Ortiz
the GOAT
Lucas Johnson
Is there any recorded medieval Islamic music? I've seen Ottoman marches, but nothing else.
I don't mean those generic 'medieval Arab music' things you find on Youtube. I mean specific medieval compositions with notations. Stuff like the Seikilos Epitaph or La Messe de Nostre Dame, but Islamic.
Anyway, here's a bunch of Chinese guqin music from the Tang to the Ming Dynasty (click on the Chinese text beside the names to listen);
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Especially like this one; silkqin.com
Oliver Murphy
This might be the closest thing that I found:
Jackson Sanchez
quite sure music is haram
only allowed have readings from the quran, some people confuse nasheeds with music a lot though
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I'm not a muslim though so I might be wrong
Ethan Gutierrez
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This was from the popular Victorian comedian George Grossmith, most known for playing the patter roles in Gilbert and Sullivan operas.
Jaxson Edwards
And this is from his son, an early broadway star who apparently sounded just like him.