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@anajinn l can swim. Some guys didn't when they joined. As was explained to me that's what boats were for. You see, l grew up in the prairies, and it's common to know how to swim, but guys who grew up on the cast here frequently didn't learn. But during recruit training everyone learned how to swim if they didn't already. Knots, yes, was taught but as I didn't used that skill regularly, I'm rather rusty as my trade didn't need a great deal of rope work.
@@exJacktar Many sailors could not swim because, if the vessel was sinking, they preferred to go down with it, rather than to keep swiming around in the water
@@ErikSundheim I love the sea, shanties and Art History. My dad was a Bosun in the US Merchant Marines. A Grandpa shipped out of Norway. His name was/is Olaf Hodne. Thank you for all that you do to keep this history alive.
Its a video capture thing and common at concerts and performances with mics. Only reason you catch on-stage audio so well is because of audio feed and speakers while audience audio is not picked up as well, so it translates to what sounds like a poor response when it's very much the opposite.
I've seen this event on another video filmed from a different angle, and further away from the stage. The crowd were definitely appreciative of this performance.
Norwegian crowds are ussualy very modest. Most crowds are quiet and just clap when a performance is over. I would say this is very respresentative of our current culture for the most part.
I would love to see the tall ships in Norway! My father was a Merchant Marine and a relative shipped out of Stavangar way back in the late 1800's. His name was/is Olaf Hodne.
In this time of Covid its worth mentioning that the world's first recorded clinical trials were done on board a ship in 1753 (ref. James Lind's 'Treatise upon the Scurvy').
wow! I didn't know! But the old Norse viking population knew that plants (cabbage, angelica, and leek) could prevent the disease scurvy. These plants were cultivated in kitchen gardens. The theft of these plants was punished according to old Norwegian laws. The old Norwegian name for scurvy, skyrbjugr, was first used in the saga about Thorstein the White in 1000
If anyone is interested, i believe the Shantyman in this is the same singer in Storm Weather Shanty Choir. Least sings the same songs and has the same sounding voice
@@ErikSundheim I would assume I am related to the German part of the family. We don't know much about the geology on my father's side of the family, but we have always known the Lehmkuhles to be Germans. I knew the name was North German, I had no idea there were Norwegian Lehmkuhls. As I said, I don't know much about my father's side, what I do know is confusing. North Germans are by and prominent Protestants, but the Lehmkuhles I am directly descended from are Catholic, which led me to believe the name was south-German till I learned otherwise. It is sort of funny really, I have all of these Protestant ansestors in a branch of my family except my maternal grandmother's (Slovak) and I wound up a card-carrying Catholic. But like I say, we don't know much about my dad's side of the family. Maybe I am Norwegian on that side, I doubt it, I don't know when my part of the family came over to the United States, but I don't think we would have just forgotten where we came from like that.
@@warrenlehmkuhleii8472 here you can read the story of the man naming this sailship: nbl-snl-no.translate.goog/Kristofer_Lehmkuhl?_x_tr_sl=no&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=no&_x_tr_pto=wapp
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana: Here is the text, by google translate (Written in sailor English)! In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We had no compass, no steering wheel either Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! --From: I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana: Here is the text, by google translate (Written in sailor English)! In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We had no compass, no steering wheel either Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! --From: I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Do they ever apply these songs to their functions? I mean, they have a ship right there where they can apply the chanties, but they do this folk-singer/concert thing?
Can confirm, I've been on Statsraad Lehmkuhl myself. Sadly they're the only ship that keeps this as a permanent tradition compared to the other Norwegian tall ships.
@@Y7X7: Siden du tydeligvis ikke klarer å forstå hva jeg skrev på engelsk: Statsraaden er det eneste skoleskipet som aktivt benytter seg av tradisjonell sjantisang i arbeidet, kontra de andre skoleskipene. Marinen synger sjanti for moroskyld. (Bortsett fra når KS er på Statsraaden)
@@loialtreesinger Jeg forsto veldig godt hva du skrev på Engelsk kompis. Trenger ikke være nedverdigende for at jeg nevnte at det også en tradisjon å synge i Sjøforsvaret. At vi ikke bruker shanties i arbeid er en annen sak, ettersom vi ikke har tau å hale i. Men det er veldig fint at Statsraad Lehmkuhl holder liv i tradisjonen som et seilskip. Synd ikke flere gjør.
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana: Here is the text, by google translate (Written in sailor English)! In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We had no compass, no steering wheel either Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! --From: I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Its a Norwegian version Here is the text, you can google translate it! I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! We had no compass, no steering wheel either Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed Heave away, my boys, for Mexico! Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana! Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
This shanty is sung mostly in Norwegian language, as the norwegian Storm Weather Shanty Choir did this performance at the Tall ships races in Stavanger in 2011 :)
"There is a Norwegian version of this song about a man who sails from Copenhagen to Kristiansand and meets a girl with whom he spends a night. He then has to travel to India and, when he arrives, he is handed a letter saying that his Norwegian friend is dead. He never returned to Norway for his Anna is dead. The song is remodeled by Storm Weather Shanty Choir."
@@ErikSundheim Is there a way you could give or translate the lyrics for us non-Norwegian folks? Would be much appreciated so that we could fully understand this amazing version!
The name was originally «Grossherzog Friedrich August» (1914-1923), built in Bremerhaven, Germany. «Westwärts» (1940-1945) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statsraad_Lehmkuhl
This is Exceptionally wierd, can some one explain why are they singing inA genuine native British English in Norway ?! And why are they singing about south Australia - what's Norway has to o with south australia
The lead singer is very professional! Norway's maritime history is great, we still have one of the biggest fleets of ship globally. Oslo is ranked #3 on THE LEADING MARITIME CAPITALS OF THE WORLD
Yes he is very professional indeed! And I definitely heard of how excellent Norway is in Marine Trade! But why is he singing a native British shanty? Why are the Norwegian sailors are singing a British shanty too? is there a common history between British sailors and Norwegians and so Norwegians have learned the shanties ?
Ismael Samham doesn't sound very Brittish, but you probably are. A lot of these are Irish Shanties too, but I grew up listenting to them sung by Canadians. :)
i respect your sailor traditions but norway must pay the jubilation to the galician which work since 1940 in norways ships,its a fucking silencious genocide,that sailors escapes from a dictature and work hard for norway,they deserves your respect
Tradition? They're just screaming? Very weird.. And don't tell me I have no clue, I served in the German navy, very traditional there and this here definetly isn't.
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Royal Canadian Navy sailor here, love to hear them sing. Fair winds, Statsraad Lehmukulhl
Hell yes!!!!
I’m a fellow Canadian eh?
Ah, but can you swim? Can you tie knots?
@anajinn l can swim. Some guys didn't when they joined. As was explained to me that's what boats were for. You see, l grew up in the prairies, and it's common to know how to swim, but guys who grew up on the cast here frequently didn't learn. But during recruit training everyone learned how to swim if they didn't already. Knots, yes, was taught but as I didn't used that skill regularly, I'm rather rusty as my trade didn't need a great deal of rope work.
@@exJacktar Many sailors could not swim because, if the vessel was sinking, they preferred to go down with it, rather than to keep swiming around in the water
Nothing is more powerful than the thum of the human voice.
Krakatoa be like....huh?! my voice makes moutains crumple and humans explode! Dont make me come up there and remind you!
What about a nuke
@@aexndr387 Yea the Tzar Bomba was pretty damn powerful.
It's so surreal listening to Santiana in anything other than English.
😎
And French, of course
@@barondragonflamboyant6246 de fuq
@@minnapee6736 well the fact is there a popular version of Santiano in French, so...
@@barondragonflamboyant6246 and once again i've misunderstood a comment🤡
it's just cool how all different countries and languages still hum the same melodies in their ports
A fine maritime tradition, these boys do it justice.
I love the old tall ships, and I love sea shanties. This combines my two loves. I wish you fair winds and following seas!
we are many with the same passions!
@@ErikSundheim I love the sea, shanties and Art History. My dad was a Bosun in the US Merchant Marines. A Grandpa shipped out of Norway. His name was/is Olaf Hodne. Thank you for all that you do to keep this history alive.
@@Hello-ye2bi nice! Hodne is a normal name, especially on the west coast of Norway, around Bergen.
@@ErikSundheim thank you so much for writing me know. I appreciate it. I hope to visit next year when the tall ships are in Port.
Sounds like Haakon Vatle, he's the General Manager of the ship and the head man of Storm Weather Shanty Choir. Great chap.
Yes! you are correct, and Great chap indeed!
Cool to hear sea shanties in a Scandinavian language, it sounds right.
What a weak applause for such a powerful performance....
Its a video capture thing and common at concerts and performances with mics. Only reason you catch on-stage audio so well is because of audio feed and speakers while audience audio is not picked up as well, so it translates to what sounds like a poor response when it's very much the opposite.
they're using a PA, it isn't powerful, it's ridiculous.
I've seen this event on another video filmed from a different angle, and further away from the stage. The crowd were definitely appreciative of this performance.
It's Scandinavia, that was a performance. You react not too much, not too little - just right. Lagom.
Norwegian crowds are ussualy very modest. Most crowds are quiet and just clap when a performance is over. I would say this is very respresentative of our current culture for the most part.
Why do Norwegian ships have barcodes on them?
So when they come into port, they can Scandinavian
not gonna lie you got a proper laugh out of me with that one
@@luckysamurai Me too!
BAD JOKE
Boooo
Holy shit that is the peak of komedy
I would love to see the tall ships in Norway! My father was a Merchant Marine and a relative shipped out of Stavangar way back in the late 1800's. His name was/is Olaf Hodne.
we'll be coming to Stavanger Norway in July this year! i'll be on the tall ship "morgenster"
@@rikhufkens101 👍
I wish you a safe journey! My dad was a Bosun.
Sørlandet is comming to norway
@@rikhufkens101 just looked it up - looks beautiful
In this time of Covid its worth mentioning that the world's first recorded clinical trials were done on board a ship in 1753 (ref. James Lind's 'Treatise upon the Scurvy').
wow! I didn't know!
But the old Norse viking population knew that plants (cabbage, angelica, and leek) could prevent the disease scurvy. These plants were cultivated in kitchen gardens. The theft of these plants was punished according to old Norwegian laws.
The old Norwegian name for scurvy, skyrbjugr, was first used in the saga about Thorstein the White in 1000
This stuff is addictive!
Where men are men!
If anyone is interested, i believe the Shantyman in this is the same singer in Storm Weather Shanty Choir. Least sings the same songs and has the same sounding voice
That is correct!
If you're going to talk like sailors, you're going to work like sailors.
aww * dolphin noise*
Shit of my parents told me this when I was a Jit I proly wouldn’t have swore so much
Most people couldn’t handle this life 😂
This has got to be one of the best things I’ve ever seen
agree :)
was great fun to travel with this ship :D and i remember this songs :D
What was the name og the songs sung?
@@leifbirgerolsen9167 "Santy Ana" by Storm Weather Shanty Choir
Seriously proud men!! Thank you!! USS KITTY HAWK CVA-63 1971-1973
thank you too!
It's nice to know that there are still singers like this.
There are hardly words for this.
I love the Dubliners version of the song South Australia
This is so beautiful. I want to be a sailor now.
That was the most epic time of my life 🇳🇴
Watching this 1 year into the pandemic - dreaming of sailing away
40 cadets on the yards!
I would LOVE to be there with them!
I've always wondered how dangerous that is
@@gormauslander extremely safe! fantastic!!
Love when Tall ships come to Belfast 👍🏼 always great fun
we do miss Belfast!!!
this is one of my favourite videos for a reason. Heave a'way, Santjanna!
Thanks James!
What a shanty, the spirt of the sea has never been so felt.
What a great voice... i can feel the power just by watch an video
I can't stop working furiously and I'm on land!
Fier de mes origine scandinave 🇫🇷🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰🇮🇸un cousin de France
HUZZAH from the US Navy!
Beaucoup de monde pour admirer ces voiliers.
Tout le monde devrait admirer et naviguer sur ces voiliers.
looking at this during the pandemic scared me for a second
Hey, I've seen her. It was in 2019 when I sailed in the Tall Ships race.
amazing love your love of the sea see you out there
I’m gonna be bound for Norway if this is still a thing
Love this! Heave away boys!
I`ll be there tomorrow. :-)
Norwegian version of Santiana is fucking pure gold.
MAGIC !!!
I have no idea what they're saying but it's still provocative
Tis be a beautiful day.
Floki would be proud
Awesome
I am surprised that I have never heard of this ship before, given my interest in tall ships and my name.
wow!!! here is more info on it:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statsraad_Lehmkuhl
are you related to the Norwegian family, or the german part from Wohlde in Braunschweig?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristofer_Lehmkuhl
@@ErikSundheim I would assume I am related to the German part of the family. We don't know much about the geology on my father's side of the family, but we have always known the Lehmkuhles to be Germans. I knew the name was North German, I had no idea there were Norwegian Lehmkuhls. As I said, I don't know much about my father's side, what I do know is confusing. North Germans are by and prominent Protestants, but the Lehmkuhles I am directly descended from are Catholic, which led me to believe the name was south-German till I learned otherwise. It is sort of funny really, I have all of these Protestant ansestors in a branch of my family except my maternal grandmother's (Slovak) and I wound up a card-carrying Catholic.
But like I say, we don't know much about my dad's side of the family. Maybe I am Norwegian on that side, I doubt it, I don't know when my part of the family came over to the United States, but I don't think we would have just forgotten where we came from like that.
@@warrenlehmkuhleii8472 here you can read the story of the man naming this sailship:
nbl-snl-no.translate.goog/Kristofer_Lehmkuhl?_x_tr_sl=no&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=no&_x_tr_pto=wapp
Hello fellow Vikings
Arm hairs up, fantastic.
Awesome, yup da boys
very good! ;D
It took me a full minute before I noticed all the crazy dudes standing on the lines behind the sails!
Would love to sail Norway to South Australia in a tall ship.
me too!!
Tak mine nordiske brødre. Den sider lige i skabet 😊
He's not using auto tune
2.31 does it say to 'South Australia'? I live in SA it's amazing
yes, bound for (sailing to) 'South Australia'
@@ErikSundheim amzing!!
What are the lyrics he's singing for Santjanna?
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana:
Here is the text, by google translate
(Written in sailor English)!
In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We had no compass, no steering wheel either
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
--From:
I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Best city in norway :3
I remember watching this happen from Kristiansand
it happens in many harbours!
Are these the guys that did the songs for ac4?
TheRp424 no, they are trainees
Glory to Norway,🇸🇯 shanty anno!
I been trying to find this lyric version of santiana. Tried Google translate but it's not the same. Also this is the best version of santiana
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana:
Here is the text, by google translate
(Written in sailor English)!
In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We had no compass, no steering wheel either
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
--From:
I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
@@ErikSundheim thank you so much. Thos is way better than what i was trying to do.
Yeah, definitely vikings
Arrrsome, anyone know the 1st song they was singing
a Norwegian version of the british "Santiano"
is that not the Norwegian version of the "Santiano" Brittony shanty?
correct! A great version!
Do they ever apply these songs to their functions? I mean, they have a ship right there where they can apply the chanties, but they do this folk-singer/concert thing?
yes we do! When you have 27 sails and 250 ropes to work with its helpfull to keep the same pace!
Can confirm, I've been on Statsraad Lehmkuhl myself. Sadly they're the only ship that keeps this as a permanent tradition compared to the other Norwegian tall ships.
@@loialtreesinger well, we do sing the shanties in the Royal Norwegian Navy :)
@@Y7X7: Siden du tydeligvis ikke klarer å forstå hva jeg skrev på engelsk: Statsraaden er det eneste skoleskipet som aktivt benytter seg av tradisjonell sjantisang i arbeidet, kontra de andre skoleskipene.
Marinen synger sjanti for moroskyld. (Bortsett fra når KS er på Statsraaden)
@@loialtreesinger Jeg forsto veldig godt hva du skrev på Engelsk kompis. Trenger ikke være nedverdigende for at jeg nevnte at det også en tradisjon å synge i Sjøforsvaret.
At vi ikke bruker shanties i arbeid er en annen sak, ettersom vi ikke har tau å hale i.
Men det er veldig fint at Statsraad Lehmkuhl holder liv i tradisjonen som et seilskip. Synd ikke flere gjør.
Where is this at I want to visit?
this was in the city of Stavanger on the west coast of Norway.
oorah from an American Lemcool
Not sure if I’m stupid or if the title doesn’t mention it, but what is the name of this song? I wanna find the lyrics :)
Its a Norwegian version of Santy Ana:
Here is the text, by google translate
(Written in sailor English)!
In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We had no compass, no steering wheel either
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
--From:
I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
@@ErikSundheim Ah man! Thank you so much! :D
Santianna
So this what the Viking’s turned into lol
Badasses of the sea
Any idea who that lead shantyman is?
Hi John, the lead choir was Storm Weather Shanty Choir, and their lead singer is: Haakon Steinar Vatle
@@ErikSundheim could you point him out on the ship?
@Zultchy at 1:25 you see Haakon as I film the screen. He is on the foredeck.
@@ErikSundheim ty
Lyrics and song czcams.com/video/y15l857rcTw/video.html
Iff you haven't sailed a FORCE 11, forget it HA,HA!!
Can anybody tell me the version of santiana he is singing? I really want to know
Its a Norwegian version Here is the text, you can google translate it!
I Amsterdam i Holland lå en god og gammal brigg
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Forsliten var dens skrog, og forsliten var dens rigg
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi skulle ut fra Amsterdam med ballast utav jord
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Og seile hjem te Fredrikstad og last av høvla bord
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Og da vi kom i sjøen, gutt, jeg sier deg for sant
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Drakk skipper'n mere brennevin, enn skuta hu trakk vann
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Vi hadde inga kompass, ei heller ingen ratt
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A men seilte etter pullen av en gammal flossehatt
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Det var en søndag morgen, vi ble purra ut til baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh kokken kom fra rommet, skreik at kjølsvinet flaut
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Nå kan jæ inte synga mer, for inte mer han veit
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! Kokken brente rompa si for byssa var for heit
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
In Amsterdam in the Netherlands was a good and old brig
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Worn was its hull, and worn was its rig
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We were going out of Amsterdam with ballast out of the ground
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
And sail home to Fredrikstad and load off planed boards
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
And when we got to the sea, boy, I'm telling you the truth
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
The skipper drank more liquor than the ship drew water
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
We had no compass, no steering wheel either
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
A but sailed after the pull of an old floss hat
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
It was a Sunday morning, we were urged out to baut
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Oh the chef came from the room, screaming that the keel pig was embarrassed
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
Well, I can no longer sing, for no more he knows
Heave Away! Heave Away! Santy Ana!
Ha jo! The chef burned his ass because the gun was too hot
Heave away, my boys, for Mexico!
@@ErikSundheim thank you man
Girlfriend: he's probably cheating with another
He:
Anybody know the other language they're singing Santiana (Heave Away) in?
This shanty is sung mostly in Norwegian language, as the norwegian Storm Weather Shanty Choir did this performance at the Tall ships races in Stavanger in 2011 :)
I wish I could find the Norwegian lyrics for it!
Been looking. Even found a video with parts of the lyrics and tried to look from that but no way to find full lyrics for the song :/
"There is a Norwegian version of this song about a man who sails from Copenhagen to Kristiansand and meets a girl with whom he spends a night. He then has to travel to India and, when he arrives, he is handed a letter saying that his Norwegian friend is dead. He never returned to Norway for his Anna is dead. The song is remodeled by Storm Weather Shanty Choir."
@@ErikSundheim Is there a way you could give or translate the lyrics for us non-Norwegian folks? Would be much appreciated so that we could fully understand this amazing version!
I really want to know how they get up there!
Climbing up like this:
czcams.com/video/1GMSq1MZvSo/video.html
Climb up.
Norway
What is the name of this beautiful white ship?
The name was originally «Grossherzog Friedrich August» (1914-1923), built in Bremerhaven, Germany.
«Westwärts» (1940-1945)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statsraad_Lehmkuhl
Statsraad Lehmkuhl is the name today.
@@ErikSundheim thank you, very cool!
Sounds like laryngitis to me.
Are they saying "Oslo, Norway" instead of "South Australia?"
no, they sing "bound for South Australia" :)
make sea shanties great again
YES!!!! arrr ;)
gin coke and boots? not too bad
Just after the terror attack in Norway? :/
correct
Why are they mixing English and Norwegian?
because most people are Norwegians (at least in the city of Stavanger :)
@@ErikSundheim Ja, men hvorfor har de engelsk i den? xD For at rytmen skal fungere?
@@kroneexe ja! og til ære for turistene :)
seamen
Mel Gibson can sure sing.
Microphone ruined it
its supposed to be rough!
scared Bri'ish noises...or Mexican?
Norwegian 😎
got confused by the confederate flag but its not one
Its the flagof Norway!
I sometimes have trouble distinguishing between the flags of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark....but a Confederate flag? :)
This is Exceptionally wierd, can some one explain why are they singing inA genuine native British English in Norway ?!
And why are they singing about south Australia - what's Norway has to o with south australia
The lead singer is very professional!
Norway's maritime history is great, we still have one of the biggest fleets of ship globally.
Oslo is ranked #3 on THE LEADING MARITIME CAPITALS OF THE WORLD
Yes he is very professional indeed! And I definitely heard of how excellent Norway is in Marine Trade! But why is he singing a native British shanty? Why are the Norwegian sailors are singing a British shanty too? is there a common history between British sailors and Norwegians and so Norwegians have learned the shanties ?
Many Norwegians served on British ships over the years and shanties spread into Norwegian shipping culture that way.
Norwegians have been all around the world , it is what we did in the old days. Explore . So i dont see what is wierd about it ^^
Ismael Samham doesn't sound very Brittish, but you probably are. A lot of these are Irish Shanties too, but I grew up listenting to them sung by Canadians. :)
i respect your sailor traditions but norway must pay the jubilation to the galician which work since 1940 in norways ships,its a fucking silencious genocide,that sailors escapes from a dictature and work hard for norway,they deserves your respect
Not the best performance of Santiana i've heard
Tradition? They're just screaming? Very weird.. And don't tell me I have no clue, I served in the German navy, very traditional there and this here definetly isn't.
Then you should learn Norwegian and English languages!
@@ErikSundheim But why do they scream so aggressively and randomly? We just sing songs normally with accordions etc.
@@Marco-bf4uu this is a rough shantie, imagine singing in a storm you have to use a big voice!