/r/MedievalMusicCovers
A place for all the best in cover songs that just happen to be done in a medieval style. Also Sea Shanties (per community vote on the matter)
Where memes, pop music, old English, old instruments and tongue-in-cheek humor mix and match. Also Sea Shanties (per community vote on the matter)
We are happy to affiliate ourselves with the following subs of high repute and higher standing in the court:
r/RenaissanceMusic - All postings must relate to the music of the Renaissance, whatever that means to you.
r/Baroque - if it aint baroque, don't fix it
r/BaroqueRecorders - Recorders from the Renaissance to the Baroque! Welcome to the only Reddit community dedicated to Baroque and Renaissance recorders!
r/ClssicalEraMusic - Do you lay awake at night and wonder, did Salieri really murder Mozart? Does the thought of an Alberti bass excite you?
r/earlymusicalnotation - A forum for those who love early music.
r/ClassicalMemes - Memes, humour, and other lighthearted things related to classical music.
r/classicalmusic - Whether you're a musician, a newbie, a composer, or a listener, welcome.
r/chambermusic - For hundreds of years humans have entertained themselves with written music from acoustic instruments. There is a resurgence of new music and a plethora collection of old music now online.
r/MedievalMusic - This is a forum for the sharing and discussion of medieval music, or music that is evocative of the Middle Ages.
r/musictheory - for answering the deeper questions behind why music sounds a certain way
r/EarlyMusic - Some of the very best "Classical" music nowadays is being done in Early Music. This is a place to share links for Early Music enthusiasts.
r/castles - Content concerning historic fortifications and palaces is welcome here.
r/MedievalHistory - This reddit is for the latest developments in Medieval History
r/HistoryNetwork - a hub for all history-related subreddits. Find more history subreddits to explore in the sidebar, and submit your "bestof" history posts here.
r/MedievalThings - Subreddit dedicated to make you smile, about historical funny images.
r/Medievalart - A subreddit dedicated to art from the middle ages or as we like to call them, the best ages!
r/BuildaGurdy - Hurdy Gurdy construction, videos, information, enthusiasm? You're in the right place.
r/sca - Recreational mediƦvalism
r/medieval - All things medieval: Art, Literature, Culture, Science, Math, Medicine
/r/MedievalMusicCovers
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French Medieval Alcoholic Song: Quand je bois du vin clairet Piano Cover
14:14 UTC
Vox Vulgaris: Oboe Round - Moondog
We mostly play medieval melodies (and have done a couple of folk songs). The only modern cover song we have done on medieval instruments is this: Oboe Round by Moondog.
Also on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/13GtOXQCo6N9qRe5sGpwNj?si=_St_eoq3Tme74CFACDCb7A&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A0ZCV6zwdHhUTkLHHxIo0iL
14:33 UTC
Was a big hit in the Third Crusade with the english being the MVPs
15:58 UTC
The Pixies - Where is my mind (Bardcore | Medieval Style Cover)
09:32 UTC
Composition: Medieval Dream
00:14 UTC
Yuki - Shot glass of tears ( Jungkook) cover lyrics video.
16:49 UTC
Nothing else matters - Bardcore
21:21 UTC
Gaudete
05:03 UTC
Running up that hill Cover in Early Middle English Bardcore/Medieval version
18:08 UTC
I discover a pop-orchestral music band from Canada ! Love it !
14:45 UTC
Medieval cover of Everybody's changing by Keane
15:58 UTC
BardĆ¼et - Jingle Bells in minor key (with real instruments)
07:47 UTC
Medieval Game Music from the Saga of Weil. Guitar Tabs
11:43 UTC
Critical Role folk cover with bard vibes
16:20 UTC
Unlocking the Potential of YouTube Covers: Selling Out or Artistic Expression?
Hey fellow music makers,
Ever thought about the real potential behind doing YouTube covers? They're not just about 'copying' but can be a way to showcase your unique voice and style. Over time, I've realized that covers can actually be an excellent platform to amplify our reach as independent artists.
Has anyone else felt that uncertainty, "Is doing covers selling out?" I've spent a lot of time pondering this, researching, and gathering experiences from others in the industry. How do you navigate the legalities of covers, work with YouTube's algorithm, and use them to build your artist branding?
I'd love to hear your thoughts, experiences, and maybe even your challenges with covers. Let's open a discussion about it! And if anyone wants more resources on this topic, feel free to DM or ask below!
Cheers to making music and supporting each other's journey! š¤
11:51 UTC
ESC 2023 Loreen - Branding (Medieval Version of "Tattoo")
18:35 UTC
Check this adaptation of "Sword of Destiny" that we made. We are BardĆ¼et, an acoustic guitar duo and we play mefieval and fantasy music in fingerstyle.
01:50 UTC
Thunderstruck - AC/DC - Bardcore
08:36 UTC
Linkin Park - In The End in Classical Latin
17:51 UTC
Nine Inch Nails - Right Where It Belongs (string sextet)
15:09 UTC
Made a medieval themed remix of interstellarās OST
15:01 UTC
Soft Rains of April with Latin Vocals
14:07 UTC
Die Ćrzte - Schrei Nach Liebe
23:05 UTC
The Cranberries - Zombie (Ukrainian Cover)
19:47 UTC
Peaches (The Super Mario Bros Movie) - Vocal Bardcore (Real Instruments)
09:50 UTC
Desmond Dekker - Shanty Town 007 (Medieval Instrumental)
21:32 UTC
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