/r/MedievalMusic
A subreddit to share and talk about medieval music, or music that has a medieval feel to it.
This is a forum for the sharing and discussion of medieval music, or music that is evocative of the Middle Ages.
Most genres go as long as it meets one of those criteria, so this may include actual medieval music, but also neo-medieval, classical music, folk and neofolk, folk metal and so forth. As long as it has a "medieval feel/atmosphere", it belongs here - but the mainstay of this subreddit will always be more or less authentic medieval music.
There aren't really any rules other than don't post memes or other low-effort content, do not post Bardcore (medievalised versions of pop songs), do post music and have music discussions, and be civil.
See the guidelines on the wiki if you want to know more. Below are some recommended subreddits, for more subreddits to explore go here.
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Medieval
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Neo-Medieval
Folk
Metal
Other
Rock
Renaissance
History subreddits
/r/ancient_art
/r/artefactporn (sfw)
/r/medieval
/r/medievalhistory
/r/medievalart
Historical music subreddits
/r/catholicchants
/r/classicalmusic
/r/earlymusic
/r/elitistclassical
/r/historicalmusic
/r/orthodoxchants
/r/renaissancemusic
r/MedievalTroubadours
Other music subreddits
/r/epicmetal
/r/folk
/r/listentothis
/r/truemusic
/r/worldmusic
/r/throatsinging
/r/BuildaGurdy
Bel companho, en chantan vos apel!
Non dormatz plus, qu'eu auch chantar l'auzel
Que vai queren lo jorn per lo boschatge
Et ai paor que-l gilos vos assatge
Et ades sera l'alba!
/r/MedievalMusic
It is ’Jag vet en dejlig Rosa ’ in another rendition almost.
There is medieval cantiga called salva nos stella maris (which not the same as another one by same name and it's by Morales, Cristóbal de) Eg: 1.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo3qUm1zMKk
2.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVKLo9YepUg
3.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrIwepSABTs
Lyrics: Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum x2 Que pura deum paris Salva nos, stella maris Et per rubum signaris Neciens viri thorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum O virgo specialis Salve nos, stella maris Sis nobis salutaris Imperatrix celorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum Tu mater expers paris Salve nos, stella maris Manna celeste paris Et panem angelorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum O parens expers maris Salve nos, stella maris Partu non volaris Paris sanctum sanctorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum Celeste manna paris Salve nos, stella maris Lux cecis, dux ignaris Solamen angelorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum Salva nos, stella maris Et regina celorum
Hey guys and gals, I was listening to this video by Alina Gingertail and I absolutely fell in love with the whistle/end-blown-flute at 00:14. Can you help me identify what it is more precisely? I'm a complete rooky at wind instruments, but I would love to learn to play what she is using there. I did some research and it seems it is either a Wooden Whistle or an End Blown Wooden Flute, in High D.
On another note from what I've seen so far online those wooden instruments usually look quite "classic" for the lack of a better word. How do you get one alike her's? I'll leave some pics for reference.
Thanks for reading folk, I appreciate your help <3
I like electronic music that's heavily influenced by Medieval music and European folk music (e.g., from the Balkans, Iberian Peninsula) that developed from Medieval traditions.
But, I've long perceived a problem with so-called "Medieval" music that many here have also brought up, before: We actually don't know a lot about what Medieval music actually was. I did a lot of research on this topic to find a more concise way to find authenticity in so-called "Medieval" music. Along the way, I discovered ways in which some electronic music genres have many similarities to electronic music. It's an interesting idea to consider.
I wrote all of this up on an article in Medium (too long to post the details here; it's a free read in its entirety), but I would be interested in others' thoughts.
I've made this playlist and I thought it maybe fits here. It has all the typical instruments and elements of medieval music. I hope I can get some new listeners because im trying to branch out with my music mixes.
Hey everyone! I’m looking for medieval music that focuses on themes of medicine, healing, or herbs. Are there any songs or bands that explore old healing practices, herbalism, or the role of healers in the medieval era? I’m particularly interested in music from modern medieval or pagan bands, but historical songs are welcome too. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
We proudly unveil "Neilthiustera," the first single from Berdreymr’s debut—a song that transports you to the heart of the medieval world, beyond oceans, into the hidden realms of dreams. Alexandra channels an ancient power, fierce and feminine, into every note. Pre-order the limited-edition cassette now before the full release on November 22!
Hi there! So, this is one of our medieval/tribal themes made by our band - Flotnar
If interested, feel free to support our YouTube channel. Really appreciate it! We do also take comissions on our website - https://flotnarofficial.com/packages/
Cheers!
Also on Spotify :)
I remember at the back of my mind, a song about the sea written but a southern European bard of some sorts. I remember the melody but I only remember the first word which was Quantas??. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but any help would be amazing.