hey guys, I'm in need of your favorite music from history whether it be classical, romantic, baroque or gregorian chant, or historical folk music of any kind. Preferably European in origin, but anywhere is fine,
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French royal anthem since the 16th century:
Templar chant is very nice, but I always tend to doubt how authentic some of it really is.
I prefer the Nolwenn Leroy version:
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anyone got more byzantine stuff? orthodox chant is lovely
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english folk
I prefer the Manau version:
OK, end of Veeky Forums tier musical youtube fun-posting.
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love harald foss, this gets hype a bit in
even cooler when you understand swedish like me
thank you =)
>Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) was a German Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, philosopher, Christian mystic, visionary, and polymath.
She also made some dank music:
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This is a reconstruction of Roman music. If it is true it sounds very dark and perfect for a brothel or drug den.
This is kinda badass
that's not the authentic sound of native american music. Listen to all the drone and reverb effects.
This is a better example of native american music:
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I can't listen to any of her works without getting goosebumps.
>Johannes Ciconia: O Rosa Bella
Music from the 14th and 15th century Low Lands specifically the principality of Liège.
Byzantine chant mourning the fall of Constantinople.
The title translates to "O God, the heathen are come".
that isn't swedish though
i know, but the words are very similar and i can understand most nearly everything being said.
cool stuff
love this
Call of Roland, based on the Song of Roland :
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>Ottoman possessing French clay
THIS FUCKING NEVER HAPPENED nice music tho
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Been listening to various gregorian chants recently, but i find this one the most beautiful. Also the whole Notre Dame school is generally top tier.
here ya go m8
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Havent noticed it until now but French clay and ICELAND kek almost as memeful as le empire itself
WE WUX
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Gentrified Zulu in the 1920s.
sounds like this recording was made in the 12th century.
also the inclusion of drums and organ doesn't seem all that authentic to me. sounds like hans zimmer
Like the guy with the Cleveland Indians hat.
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Arabic Christian chant
Bumo
Time to get real.
Baraka was such a shit movie
but an awesome MK character
>tfw you'll never play MK2 on an arcade for the first time again
fuck m8 i even remember the exact location
>breton will die in your lifetime
>favorite music from history
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Very nice, but no way those are historically accurate.
>Them chords
Medieval music was either monophonic or used a drone.
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The other "rap" version posted ITT was such a complete and utter garbage that it doesnt even deserve a comment or a (You).
>Medieval music was either monophonic or used a drone.
Polyphony in european music was already a thing in the 10th century m8.
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Lets get some impressionism up in here.
Only in church music and still very primitive.
But I'm talking about polyphony, but the harmony. It sounds like a pop song one would play on a guitar.
Correction:
I'm not* talking about
This is my jam right here.
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>Only in church music and still very primitive
For written down music maybe. Musical historians pretty much agree that polyphony is basically prehistoric in origins, so it wouldn't be weird for folk music to adopt it.
>I'm not talking about polyphony
>Medieval music was monophonic
Well m8, you expressed yourself badly then.
Also I'm not arguing about your specific song, only the statement you made. I haven't even listened to that video yet.
>be 5 at a roller skating rink
>watching some older kids play MK II and cuss up a storm
>mom runs over and angrily tells them to watch their language
>absolutely mortified as I slowly slink into my seat (partly due to the roller blades)
I'm obsessed with La Folia variations
here is a collection on La Folia:
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And this is one of my favourites played by master Savall:
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>Folia variations
Top fucking taste m9.
My favourite is Vivaldi's, but Corelli's and Bach's are great too.
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right on, I always played Vivaldi's version in the background while watching silent movies.
"By far the most important reason is that it is very pleasant music to listen to. There is somehow an instant appeal for listeners and composers alike. It even sounds familiar when you have never heard the piece before. The theme is very recognizable too (at least in the variations before the 20th century) so the listener feels right at home and will be able to focus on the nuances in the technique of the variations after the theme."
Can any else verify if they feel the same as us? I listened to these so much I can't even remember my first impression.
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goode shite
My favorite song from the Crusades :
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Are carmina burana part of some crusade I don't know about or are you referring to the time period?
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Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor.
>1:30
>the whore, and the jews, and the sexy sexts
Mixed up my links, the one I was aiming for is that one
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absolutely terrifying
10/10, thank you user.
Beat me to posting this one.
>ravel
100% superb taste
Some Middle Eastern stuff, the other anons covered my fav European stuff -
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I love this song t bh.
This post made me diamonds