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- First Time Hearing 3 Generation Reaction Saltatio Mortis My Mother Told Me
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Saltatio Mortis is beside In Extremo , Schandmaul , Feuerschwanz and Subway to Sally the Frontrunner of the german Medieval Folkrock Scene .
Saltatio Mortis never forgot where they came from. On the "70.000tons of Metal" cruise, they walked around the ship and played songs with four pipes. So they did at the "Full Metal Holidays" last year. They are not afraid of sitting around with the folks, drink a beer together while having some smalltalk. They are very close to their fans!
The song is an ancient Norse Skaldic song composed by Egil Skallagrímsson in the 8th century and transcribed from an oral saga in the 12th century. As mentioned by others, the lead singer is deeply involved in LARP, and all of the actors in the video are members of the LARP community. The words are Icelandic, which the singer learned just for this song. The video is based on Holmgang, the Norse method of settling disputes which involves formal combat between the two parties. How the dispute was settled was by mutual agreement, and might be with or without weapons and could be ended by capitulation, first blood, or death.
This song was featured in the Vikings TV show.
While Icelandic is closer these days then most other languages it is in old norse not Icelandic.
But Icelanders can understand the lyrics perfect even though its 1200 years öld. "Það mælti mín móðir að mér skyldi kaupa, fley og fagrar árar, halda til hafnar, drepa mann ög annan" my móðir told me buy ship and oars sail to the harbour and kill á mán and another
@@Psyche-ud2mn So can Norwegians just a headsup
Pray for the Hunter ,Warriors of the World from Feuerschwanz and Saltatio Mortis and Hypa Hypa together with Elektric Callboy Are Epic ......
"berserkermode" or "bastard from asgard" awsome too.
Feuerschwanz does a cover for the Numa Numa song too, if you want to connect with the kids that are now 30 year olds
The Hurdy Gurdy the instrument that was originally used in Churches long before the invention of the Organ. Beautiful instrument.
Listen to Patty Gurdy. She uses and she has a gorgeous voice. The first song I heard her perform was called, "The Longing". The sounds of the hurdy gurdy by itself are sublime.
Alestorm released a new song featuring Patty Gurdy
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Nice! I like Saltatio, they combine rock with medieval influences like bagpipes… for this song the singer learned an ancient dialect from Iceland! If you liked this, check out The Dragonborn Comes… a duet with a superb female singer! Thanks, greetings from Germany 👍🤘
Hello from Texas
I'm the one who requested this and I'm so happy to see you enjoyed it. As others have said the instrument in question is called a hurdy gurdy. I look forward to making more requests and seeing what you think of my type of music :) you ladies all rock
Thank you for watching.
From Saltatio Mortis check Pray for the hunter, The dragonborn comes or Wo sind die clowns.... also check the band Feuerschwanz and their cover Warriors of the world, in wich Alea (the singer of Saltatio Mortis) also sings
It's a german Band with a extrem old vikingsong. Greatings by the way from germany 😉👍
0:27 Saltatio Mortis (which is latin btw, not spanish) is a German Medieval Metal band.
Medieval Metal is a subgenre of Metal which originates from Germany. There are quite a few bands, including but not limited to Saltatio Mortis, Feuerschwanz, In Extremo, Subway to Sally...
3:13 It's Old Norse.
4:08 A Hurdy-Gurdy.
It is common for Medieval Metal bands to include instruments you'll usally not see all that often - many of them include instruments that where common in centuries past.
PS: If you like more medieval style music I highly recommend to check out the band Heilung. They only use handcrafted instruments that resemble their counterparts from the lade bronze and the viking age and try to recreate the music of those times. it's quite the experience.
PPS: If you want more Saltatio Mortis I recommend their song Pray to the Hunter, a song written for Elder Scrolls Online.
Hey from Germany...
First of all: Saltatio Mortis is Latin and means “dance of death”.
The song is based on one of the successful "Assassin's Creed" PC game series called "Valhalla" which tells the story of Eivor.
Saltatio Mortiss is a medieval rock band formed in 2000 as a street band. The lead singer is Jörg Roth aka Alea the Modest. At the beginning you see him in a quarrel with the female Eivor.
Alea sings partly in Old Norse with lyrics that are between 800 and 1200 years old and were handed down verbatim from there.
Also worth watching is another video called "THe Dragonborn comes" feat. Lara Loft.
And secondly, a teamwork with another German medieval rock band called “Feuerschwanz”.
Be careful, don't translate the name literally, then it won't make any sense. In this case it is pronounced as “Foyer-Shwanz”.
The video is a cover called "Warriors of the world united".
This opens a huge, unexplored rabbit hole.....Have fun in it..
The strange instrument with the rotating crank is called the “Hurdygurdy”. It's a medieval hurdy-gurdy. Your strings are made to vibrate using the crank and a rotating bow.
You can find many explanations for this on the internet.
The Song is an very old Folk Song in old norse language, here's a traditionell Version from the Band Skåld czcams.com/video/tA2rPp5TZwY/video.htmlsi=DjYpxIp37IOXVt9q
Þat Mælti Mín Móðir (the norse name of my mother told me) is not from assassins creed. they just used it since it fits
Yeah... the chorus in this song uses a modern English translation of Egil's saga. It appeared in AC:Valhalla, as well as TV Show Vikings.@@philippkater8928
much as Scotland is particularly known for bagpipes, there are variations on the bagpipe all the way from Ireland to India and all the way down into north Africa- in this case, I believe they are using a German variety
they are using many types of bagpipes, especially ElSi plays also Uillean-Pipes from Ireland and Great Highland Pipes, but mostly they play some "German Bagpipes" which were developed mostly in DDR...they are not as historic as they seem...the medieval Bagpipes around middle Europe mostly were like the ones we know as "Schäferpfeifen" or "Hümmelchen" nowadays.
the DDR-Guys just made them "loud and big"...
Saltatio mortis is a german band from karlsruhe in germany. They play middle age metal music most of the time. If you want another song to listen to from this band, i would recommend you the dragonborne comes. They are really great
The song is from Egil's Saga - a 13th century Icelandic saga(long form epic poem)
The chorus is modern english translation that was used in Vikings TV show or in Assasin's creed:Valhalla videogame.
The verses are the same song/poem in original Old Norse.
Saltatio Mortis are German lads... the singer does Tai Chi and Kung Fu and used to do that on streams of the dojo he was part of. He is also an avid nerd and cosplayer(his partner does that for living... she plays a minor role in the video - the entourage of the main female character... and because they are both ginger I forgot which one, I think the one to the left hand of the main woman at 1:48 ).
And the video shows a ritual Holmgang - a fight to settle disputes. Originally to the death, later on more "civilized" version would be to some agreed upon terms, usually first blood drawn.
iirc they rented out that viking village and just had a blast with friends shooting the video... the "actors" were for the most part like reenactors, cosplayers and their friends.
What they come from Karlsruhe I live just 10 km away and never seen them!!
It's an old song/tale from the Icelandic Eddas telling of what the mother of Egil, an 8 year old viking child says to him after he's killed his first man.
the other instrument i think it's a Hurdy-gurdy.
Saltatio Mortis is Latin and means dance of the dead. Since Spanish is derived from Latin, Spanish is not entirely wrong.
The text is in Old Norse = Viking language. Norway as one of the Vikings' countries of origin is not entirely wrong.
The oldest depiction of a bagpipe is in Turkey and is over 3000 years old, but only in Scotland are they part of the national identity. In addition to Europe, they are also found in the Middle East, North Africa and India, in different variations.
The hurdy-gurdy (the crank thing) originated in Spain in the 10th century AD and from there spread throughout Europe. The most popular variant is a French one from the 18th century. Patty can explain to you how it works:
How EXACTLY does the hurdy gurdy work?
And this is how Patty sounds live:
Patty Gurdy - "Run" Live @WGT2022
The filming location is a LARP village. The actors in the video spend their free time there and they wear their own costumes. There's another video they filmed there:
Saltatio Mortis - Pray To The Hunter feat. “The Elder Scrolls Online” (Official Video)
The original vikings came from denmark,sweden and norway.People usually associate them with Denmark.
Hi from Germany we made mediaval stuff from swords to shields and a friend made a hurdy gurdy sound realy cool
Seen them live 2-3 times, they are so much fun!
if liked this you gonna love "Finsterwacht" of saltatio mortis and blind guardian. but i´m sure you´re already watching for more stuff of these guys. greeetz from southern germany
They are from Germany 😅
Saltatio Mortis is German, this song is in English and and ancient Icelandic dialect (Alea had training to pronouce it correctly). The Song is almost 900 years old and comes from Viking Eddas. (not in English, obviously) but has been used in the Vikings TV series as well as Assassin's Creed Valhalla. The Instrument you don't know is a Drehleyer (or Hurdy Gurdy), it works on the same principle as a violin except the crank turns a wheel instead of using a bow and the keys press down on the fretboard inside the instrument.
You really should look at their latest video, Finsterwacht, it's long but so worth it
Watch :“pray for the hunter „!!
Got to love the hurry Gordy and Old Norse!
Great reaction, and you are so right, the first impression is so satisfying to watch.
(Sal-TAH-ti-oh, not Sal-ta-TI-o if you want to be more on spot with the pronunciation. Bagpipes are centuries older than the cliche Scottish instrument and feature a wide range of various pipes from the tiny hummelchen, a small pipe with one drone, to the huge multi-drone ones. )
To Lulu back in approximately 1000 ad the Vikings went to the UK which was under Roman then who also dealt with the pikes which we now know as Scotland
To Kathy the vikings originally Scandinavia (present-day Denmark, Norway, and Sweden), who from the late 8th to the late 11th centuries raided, pirated, traded and settled throughout parts of Europe. And also are actually credited for discovering America in 985 ad est. and not Christopher Columbus.
To Donna I hope ur join the 3 generation reaction each of you are bringing your own experiences from your own generation.
To all of you I love your reactions your takes different from others I've only ever seen the three of you I've never seen without Donna I hope when Donna gets home she somehow can also be a part of this channel keep the good work up ladies 🎉
Thanks
Check out "Yuve Yuve Yu" by "The Hu", you will need subtitles on as they are Mongolian. Keep up the good work ladies...
The instrument you are wondering about is a hurdy gurdy, and it comes from Austria, If I remember correctly.
Garmargna's Herr Mannelig is another great song.
Agree. But they're called Garmarna :)
As your nice Werewolf next door, I´d be so glad if you´d have an eye on the Band "Subway to Sally" any Song, but asking me? "Wolfstraum" - "Dream of the Wolf"
Its called a vev lira. I think its call hoodoguru in the appalachian american english
The other instrument is called a hurdy gurdy.
its old norse - an actual old norse poem so norwegian isnt quite wrong its also not really correct, in special as the old norse that we have left is usually old icelandic not old norwegian. its similiar like having a song in old english and concluding its australian. its not but i can get where you have the idea from
There's this Def Leppard song called 'Bringin on the Heartbreak'. (Studio version) They wrote it with Mutt Lange who produced AC/D'C, Bryan Adams etc. You's might like it👍
They are a German Band.
I could be wrong, but I would bet that the verses are sung in reconstructed old Norse or Icelandic. It isn't Norwegian though. I'm not Norwegian myself - I'm Swedish - but I would know if it was Norwegian as I would be able to understand most of it hehe :)
It's a german .middle-age-rock-band. The name is latin and means "Dance of death".
If you are interested to compare. Dan Vasc made a great version of "My mother told me" as well. I am curious for a reaction to his version.
We need more Lovebites!! Would love to see you all react to "Break the Wall" live @ Zepp DiverCity 2020. Can't get enough of this band. I could listen to Lovebites and Nightwish all day, every day! 🤘
The group is German.
Voiceplay does a great a Capella cover of this song.
Wikipedia is a good way to get a little background on groups that are new to you.
Hello ladies Check out the band FAUN with the song "Federkleid", you'll love it. Faun is a German folk band. greetings from Germany . Solatatio Mottis also has other great songs "The Dragonborn comes" and "Praying to the Hunter" greetings from Germany 😊
I love bagpipes, even metal tunes with pipes. If you love bagpipes you would love "The Snake Charmer", a super piper from Canada and love all her songs.
She also did did a song together with Patty Gurdy :)
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Listen to the new Video ‚finsterwacht‘ by Saltatio Mortis. They are from Germany
XD this are Germans ... but singg english and Nors ... the language of scandinavia and partial german love you gues hope we see more of that
moin ut noordüütschland ( north germany) vun de waterkant bremerhaven😊
😊bagpipes are not alone scotish, bagbipes was an instrument in all europe.
the bagpipe in the video is a german model from 1430-1500 th. you see a new replica model.
the other old instrument from the middleage is a old german drehorgel ( hurdy gurdy in english?) model. other countrys in europe has other or similar models.
saltio mortalis is a german band.
germany has many middleage folk, metal, rock bands.
feuerschwanz
versengold
nachtblut
mono inc
schandmaul
in extremo
subway to sally
nachtanz
and many any more😊
allerbest un hool jüm wuchtig mien deerns👍❤
You may also like Hu Wolf Totem.
I mean, i understand why you thought it was spanish Saltatio Mortis does sound spanish.
And spanish is a descendant language of Latin (which it actually is).
Love your reaction.
Thanks
It’s Old Norse
Welcome Ladies to the german medival rockbands.
The instrument you mean is a Hurdy Gurdy.
Hurdy-Gurdy, and is not a Wiking song it`s a Nordic song , but good reaction 🙂
Viking song
I like it, strong reaction from the three of you, nice that you also react to German bands. You are getting closer to other good German bands like e.g. Feuerschwanz and electric callboy.👍🤘😉🍻
Thanks for watching
Please do "Saltatio Mortis feat Elders Scrolls Online - Pray to the hunter" next, have a wonderful 2024, stay safe and greetz from Germany
I call a holmgang
Can you listen to Grave of the Fireflies by Raven Age?
Germanic tribes is what they portray here. Its basically a wedding :D North German tribes. North Germanic and Vikings are kinda the same with mythology. gods and so on. I find it funny that the Valhalla Monument is in the south of Germany, becasue the south had totally different tribes.Btw: Its totally fine that you dont know each and every european tribe or history. I couldnt name 10 native american tribes as well. :D Why should you know that? Its not like that european tribe history is taught in school in the USA.
I’m Norse pagan myself it isn’t Norwegian it’s old Norse
they are german