12th Century Sheet Music:
Medieval Dance Music:
Epic of Gilgamesh First few lines:
German Medieval Music:
Medieval Dance Music:
Epic of Gilgamesh First few lines:
German Medieval Music:
Ancient/Medieval Music Thread ???-1700AD
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1300's Hungarian Music:
The Gilgamesh piece was lovely.
Sorry that I cannot date this or give the language. But it certainly sounds older, and it is a piece written in an alternative to the western 12 note musical scale. Many eastern cultures used different note scales, while the west settled on a 12 note scale (A through G plus sharps and flats).
And apologies as this is a modern piece, written last century by the Lebanese composer Toufic Succar. I only share it because it played next on the YouTube playlist but I found it quite beautiful
Sorry that I cannot date this or give the language. But it certainly sounds older, and it is a piece written in an alternative to the western 12 note musical scale. Many eastern cultures used different note scales, while the west settled on a 12 note scale (A through G plus sharps and flats).
And apologies as this is a modern piece, written last century by the Lebanese composer Toufic Succar. I only share it because it played next on the YouTube playlist but I found it quite beautiful
Wulf & Eadwacer - Old English song c. 9th:
Epic poetry of Beowulf sung in Old English:
www.bitchute.com
Old English sounds like the German and Norse Language.
Beowulf (2006) Authentic - Sung in Old English - Benjamin Bagby
Just archiving this gem :)
Old English sounds like the German and Norse Language.
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Ancient FM is a great internet radio station with no commercials.
Four versions of the same song, a French renaissance classic, Le Chant des oiseaux (the Bird Song) by Clément Janequin, a piece that is often done in music class in French middle school (fun memories!):
at a local parisian church choir
more playful interpretation by a local troupe
interesting solo performance by a singer who recorded all 4 tracks
A professional recording
at a local parisian church choir
more playful interpretation by a local troupe
interesting solo performance by a singer who recorded all 4 tracks
A professional recording
Time for some Mongolian Traditional Music:
Imitation:
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Song of Roland the Frankish Noble:
Anglo Saxon song of creation:
Ancient Egyptian Lullaby:
Full Epic of Gilgamesh concert:
