FIRST TIME REACTION! │ Heilung | LIFA - Alfadhirhaiti LIVE
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- This awoke something in me I never knew was there! This is truly an experience you cannot explain to anyone, you have to feel it for yourself!
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Meanwhile . . .Roman legionnaires lost in the Carpathian forest, "did you hear something?"
Aaaaaaah captain i think we should turn back... can we go home now?
It's probably nothing.
Nothing:
Die Legionäre hatten Angst und haben sich geweigert weiter zu kämpfen.
Meanwhile, Monks on the shore near Lindisfarne: Hey, what are they saying on that boat over there?
@@MrHellsing76"Meanwhile" meaning "around 800 years later" 😂
Its an invocation to Odin, calling all his magical items, his animals, his horse, wolves and ravens and all his kennings/ different names.
Its really something special, because it IS speaking and calling to our roots and tribal/ ancient nature. We all still have it, deep in us
"Remember, that we all are brothers
All people
And beasts and trees
And stone and wind
We all descend from the one great being
That was always there
Before people lived and named it
Before the first seed sprouted"
Well….the first seeds sprouted FAR before humans came around and were some of the first more complex multicellular organisms around, and the first to take root out of the ocean and on hard land.
But it’s a nice poem.
The poem refers to the "one great being" excisting before the first plants sprout, not humans.
Put yourself in the sandals of a rookie Roman legionary on the frontier of Germania and you hear that coming from the forest.
Yup!!
thats why there arent any orcs or goblins left in scandinavia... these people ate them all
And I’m hungry
the chanting, the drums, the lighting, the rhythm, the crowd, this is perfect shroom territory!
This was there first ever live concert and this LIFA live at Castlefest concert is epic.
In Maidjan (to hear the vocal qualities of Maria Franz)
Krigsgaldir
Othan
Hamrer hippyer (to get in a trance)
All from the LIFA concert.
Don’t forget their other songs like Anoana.
The only band i want to play at my corporeal retirement.
I like Asja (album Drif as well).
@@schlafesbruder7625 I have them all
I love this band. They call themselves "Amplified History", in which they perform "rituals" (that's what their concerts are called) from the Proto-Germanic age. So they WAY pre-date the Vikings. They sing in Old Norse, Old High German, Old English, Icelandic, and many more. I highly recommend watching the entire LIFA show from start to finish with your lights down low and the volume WAY up.
Pretty sure there is no documentation of rituals before that time in Northern Europe. If there is, please link me some stuff.
Damn. My ancestors were metal as fuck.
@@BergenDevThat's the thing: almost all of this part of European history is lost forever, only fragments remain. Heliung are trying to recreate it, without any claims of (obviously impossible) historic accuracy.
@@ropeburn6684 Yes!
They Amazing 😊 And they play music with human bones and they say we do not have fans we have Brothers and Sisters 😁.
Loved your reaction. The look of joy on your face while you were listening was priceless. Good job.
Moin und Gruß aus Schleswig-Holstein. Der Norden rockt! ;)
The instrument is called a ravanahatha. It originates in India, and they use it because it's the oldest known string instrument to have been played with a bow. It was strung with the hair of the artisan's daughter" at the time of this concert
Incredible musicians, I am looking forward to my first live show in October.
Excuse me, not a show, They are rituals.
Note: ALL the Instruments are HAND MADE and No Electronics other than Mics & Speakers are being Used.
Dont forget the lightning bro, its a part of the show
This is a great first track to your workout playlist!
so many new reactions to Heilung lately. very impressive. i believe #thecharismaaticvoice @thecarismativoice was the first to review over 4 years ago. two norse clans trying to parley before battle. as stated below...you're gonna fall down the rabbit hole. I've been to 3 rituals....SF 1/2020, Red Rocks 10/21 and St. Petersburg FL 1/2024...stage production gets more intense every tour. They sell out at every venue around the world. most songs are sung in ancient languages not used anymore. it's a life changing experience to partake in a live ritual. Maria Franz has probably the most amazing vocal range of any artist in the industry. ...oh, and this was their first ever live performance at a festival, castle in the netherlands.
Something says to me that you thoroughly enjoyed that. I do not know if you dove in to that rabbithole yet, but this group has great tracks. I thoroughly enjoy them. There is a whole live-show on youtube where this song is from. "Lifa", shot at Castefest in 2017. It was their first live performance.
Norupo is stunning, as is Anoana.
Not many People Truly Understand this Band and Sadly just Mock Them.
I love Heilung, and the songs
In Maidjan, Fylgija, Othan, Krigsgaldr, Anaona, Asja
I always wonder what filter or distortion they use for the soldiers' chorus. It's sick as hell.
Probably not much. The main power comes from the number of voices themselves and doesn't need a lot of enhancement to sound like this. I suspect they used a bit of added room (artificial reverb) to glue it together, but any half-good group of a dozen chanters can sound like this.
In my opinion it's the group itself, that gives this sound. For comparison, listen to live Maori hakas for example. There's nothing but a dozen or three people chanting in unison, and it sounds chilling and intimidating and absolutely great without any effects or even amplification.
Never underestimate the power of the human voice, especially in an organised group - which is what we do best compared to any other animal.
in a more recent album they went back to Rome and ancient Babylon recording some of the oldest known songs
This is kind of like experimental archaeology but music instead of reconstructing a building.
Throat singing is a little deceptive, because most people think everything to do with the voice comes from your vocal folds, the vocal folds only control pitch everything else is your entire skull, throat and all the meaty bits in between, even when singing.
Throat singing is the meaty flappy bits above your vocal folds, slapping together to create that humming sound. Normally we use those bits to keep water and food out of our airways and away from our vocal folds, but we do use it for certain noises, like groaning or a deep 'hmm' sound, if you try to hold a 'hmm' and then open your mouth, that's practically it for the sound and then you shape your lips and tongue to create pitches like the stereotypical "Ohmm" is just a round 'O' shape with your lips and a relaxed dropped jaw.
Overtones for polyphonic singing is also almost entirely tongue, lips and nasal cavity. I imagine it like singing and whistling at the same time, it's the tongue position of a whistle that does it, basically anyway. It makes your tongue act like the reed in a wind instrument, effectively adding a second "vocal fold" in the front of your mouth.
8:58 BLAST this on your Car Stereo at a Camp Ground in the Middle of the Night, THAT would be FUN. 😨🤣
4:10 .. imagine if festvals was a kind of band-wars .. 2 bands facing off.
4:15 Opponent band leaves stage
Who would want to be a Roman camped on the edge of the forest.
Dear channel owner, this is what you heard from the Norse or Nordic heritage. This is from the heritage of the Germanic peoples, specifically the Scandinavian peoples, and there is a lot of their heritage and a lot of heritage from the Germanic peoples and their tribes. Do not forget that the Germanic tribes feared the Romans more than the Celts, and you can search. About the prehistoric stories between the Romans, the Celts and the Germans, on Google. Greetings to you
This is musical testosteron, the ultimate lacmous test whether you're a man or not. If you ever in doubt and if you don't feel like charging a village after hearing it, you have your answer, well, either way really.
first time i heard this i was like dude is now watching his first time
Please review "Anoana" by Heilung. ❤
Study the Koryos and Teutoberg Forest
They walk amongst us
Skål 😎🍻
they come from middle ages 😁
I've been to two rituals in the US, 2020 and 2022. In current staging, the crowd howls the beginning, less structured than the sung howls here.
Whoke you were watching this, your smile was everything. You had an expression of fascination and joy, and I loved it. Definitely do more Heilung, and watch the entire Lifa performance. Let it put you in a trance.
he calls out tne names of Odins wolves and horse in the beginning Gere, Freke and Sleipner(Horse)
Der Name ?
Different
The chanting is singing and spelling out Odin's all names
the only thing a dane feqar is the the loos of free dom not the loos of life
Listen to one of their best, In Maidjen.