Breuddwyd Glyndwr (Brythonic music set to ancient British imagery)
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- Two pieces, one Welsh (Plethyn's "Breuddwyd Glyndwr") and one Breton (Denez Prigent performing "Iwan Gamus") set to a variety of images that tries to evoke the spirit of ancient Brythonic/Celtic Britain. Best viewed full-screen and in 1080p.
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This makes me cry so much, especially knowing that my ancestors from my father's side and mother's side mostly came from English, Welsh, even a little bit of Irish and Scotland together. And I know for sure that when it comes to it, know your ancestry, because it's a big part of knowing yourself and where you come from. Remember that. 🐲🍀
This music is sung in welsh from what I can tell, a dialect similar to that of ancient cumbria and Northumberland (brythonic celts) dialects in which the Welsh claim descent from. It has little to do with either English (Anglo-Saxon) or scottish/Irish (goidelic celts).
If you have any ancestors from the North/west of england the chances are you have brythonic DNA (becoming more goidelic as you enter Scotland/East Ireland) however if you have ancestors from the south you're more likely to have have Anglo/German DNA.
This is at a fundamental level, there will be genetic variance within all local populations.
@@Dylaz97 the brythonig celts did stem off of the goidelic celts early on but they do both come from the same group on continental Europe.
@@bretwaldabjorn5657 That isn't accurate. The Goidelic Celts are thought to originate in Iberia (Modern Spain) whilst the Brythonic Celts are thought to have originated in Gaul (Modern France). They certainly would have had a similar culture and language but they where definitely separate populations and didn't see themselves as a single group.
@@Dylaz97 I've heard that theory too.
wicca? cringe
LONG LIVE THE CELTS!!
@Anthony Hujjes lol
Heddwch, Llonyddwch, Ffyniant - Peace, Tranquility, Proseprity!
Cymru Am Byth! Long live the Gaelic and Brythonic Celts!
Absolutely!!!!....
CELTO HIBERNIANS UNITE
ERIN GO BRAGH
Diolch yn fawr/Trugarez mat deoc´h/ Meur ras for this!!! Greetings from a Brazilian who´s loved Celtic cultures for decades and especially the ones from the Brythonic branch!
Welsh are not Brythonic we have our own tribes
@@Sho3z Good grief, guy, this is not the same as British or Briton! It's a linguistic term used to refer to the Celtic languages of the Brythonic branch, as opposed to the Goidelic (Manx, Scottish and Irish Gaelic) and Continental (extinct ones, like Gaulish, which fortunately is being revived) branches.
I saw a video recently by a Welsh man claiming that Portuguese still has a lot of Celtic influence from the Lusitanian language spoken in Portugal before the Romans!
@@Sho3z the Welsh are the true Brythonic people along with the Cornish and the Bretons
@@joalexsg9741 isn't Gaulish the name the Romans gave the welsh??
As long as a single Celt breaths, we still stand alive and proud! Rome, the Saxons nor this ISIS shall finish us!
isis isn't even a fucking threat, it's people like you playing into mochyn saesnig hands you fool.
pan celtism is pleb tier
gaels are the only real celts
Brexit
@@problematic7993 are you thick XD the welah Scottish irish are all celtic , difference is language and area, saying the gaels are the true celts is like saying the real English are the saxons, you fucking racist bitch, Draig dw i
problematic as a Pict (and by extension a Briton) I have to disagree with that, Scotland has the best of both worlds, we’ve even got Norse-Gaels, so there’s a fair mix, but we’re all Celtic in the end!
Long live europeans- whichever country, whichever mix. The people of Europe, although diverse, are one people.
*laughing in Basque*
@@3tangle3 bless you!
Lmao all the other Europeans can get fucked
Southern Brythonnic is related to old Belgian Celtic. Those proto-Celts and later Celts came from Belgium that was much bigger then it is today. Belgian Celtic was a P celtic language. Greetings from old Belgica. I am from the tribe of the Nerviërs, the bravest Celtic tribe in the world according Caesar. The word Nervous comes from my tribe.
Greetings my friend, from the Silures
Iechyd da from the Ordovices Brythonic Celts of North Cymru/Wales
The second song is from the Breton singer Denez Prigent. It is a GWERZ.
A lament? Similar to the Irish caoineadh tradition
@@isaweesaw Yes
The first language I heard and grew up with was Breton from Grandma .Man Goes. ? Quickly disappeared in some shame based culture scenario........I see the exact same scenario half way around the world with indegenous people's loosing all the connections and identity....... What a crime?
it's the globalist and "multicultural" degenerate society where everyone across the world is an identical culture-less consumer whore reliant on the government which simultaneously replaces them with foreign invaders so the fake money can be moved around more
Francois Xavier Jacob It is the NWO. They want us all to be one world. Soon English will be the only language spoken. It will be a dark and sad day if or when that happens!
vikings were foreign invaders, and assuming you're from america, you're a foreign invader too. quit larping as a nazi.
This is the way of life.... this progression has happened world wide for millennia. Tribes wiped out each other, nations wipe out each other, peoples intermingle and create new cultures.. this is just the way of the human.. always has been, always will be.
@@sheeparebillygoats7221 i agree but this isn’t natural mingling anymore, like the lads above have said this is done by the capitalists now to harm us
I'm English but have a bit of Irish in me and Im proud of this great land all people should be proud of where they came from and their ansestors
Mate If you’re English you’ve got Celtic blood in Ye anyway
Cymru am byth
CYMRU AM BYTH!
Cymru Am Byth 🏴
Why fly the butcher's flag of England under the pretext of UK.
Kernow bys vyken, long live all Celtic people's. 💪
Dyth da ov vy den bal
I am descended from Picts, Anglo Saxon and Irish. My mother's family are Pictish with olive skin, brown or green eyes, wiry stature and black hair and wildish natures. They are an ancient and very special people!
The Celtic lands call me back
Long live Brittany and Breton people !!
The Brythonic people !! Long live Roue Arzhur !
Cymru a Llydaw ta'n ddiwedd amser
@@lemonaurhywiol9831 peidiwch ag anghofio yr Alban ac Iwerddon
@@iwancymrobulgarin Mae'n ddrwg genn' i nhw hefyd!
@@lemonaurhywiol9831 ydy dy 'username' yn Saesneg "sexy lemons"?
Great music and great collection of artwork.
unfortunately i am highly mixed with norse, saxon and norman but theres alot of celt inside me to respect this song
We are all of Germanic ancestry if you go far back enough, people see the viking age as the migration period but I think that's wrong personally I believe it was the end of a very long migration period. Unfortunately Christianity has destroyed most of our history. Just my personal belief I mean pagans traveled from all over Europe to meet for the solstice at stone henge, they found cattle bones there dating back to the same period and traced that cattle to Orkney islands if I'm correct and animals that would have come from what is now France, That's a long way to walk.
I love all my pagan brothers and sisters regardless off what country they live or have lived the last 2000 years be it england, wales, Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia or what is now German. Unless there a racist, no time for that rubbish
I don't really know what the point in this was lol but who ever reads it, have a blessed 2019
I have very similar ancestry to you. A majority of British with a bit of German, Norse, and French mixed in. But those all score high in the R1b DNA halpogroup, along with Brittany and Ireland. We are kin.
Stop disrespecting your Germanic name and image then
@wait wot Are you aware of how divided Xtian societies were?
Consider that we Pagans don't kill each other for religious reasons only power/territory which is natural, every polytheist everywhere worships the same gods. Xtians butcher each other by the tens of thousands because one group of people worship the exact same god but in a slightly different way.
"You could be exiled/ executed (sacrificed) on the whim of bad Omens."
Xtians tried to destroy my entire race on the whim of bad Omens, they burned people alive and worse tortures.
Many things about the past were written down but they were destroyed by Xtians, along with our greatest landmarks.
"Most Christians fail to interpret the Bible correctly"
Sometimes you sound like Communists to me honestly "No that wasn't real Christianity! You must try my unique infallible brand of Christianity then it will work I promise!"
@@LucidWanderer There is a difference between Religion & Christianity. It was ‘religion’ that caused wars not Christianity. When the church came under Constantin’s protection, somewhere along the way, Scripture began to be reinterpreted. The church became carnal only caring about control & wealth. At some time in one’s life, you realize you are under the Infinite Creator Intelligence’s JUDGMENT. We don’t know this Creator bc we are estranged from him by our rebellion(sin.) The story of Adam & Eve is real. They are the progenitors of our race ( human race.) before they mistrusted YHWH, The Creator, they were filled with his YHWH’s Spirit & were enlightened by God. After exile from Eden ( dimension of Paradise), to keep them from eating of the tree of life( bc they would become immortal unable to repent, perhaps) ppl on the earth lived completely by their carnal minds, w/o enlightenment of God( YHWH.) why Jesus(Yeshua) incarnated as a man to show us who God is, interpret Scriptures correctly & give his life as a ransom for ours. Because God the Creator is JUST, sin exacts a penalty. Jesus overcame all temptation from Satan to qualify as the offering for our sins. He knew ppl would reject him, beat him to unrecognition, rip his beard out & that he would suffocate on a cross. But Jesus said he counted it all JOY for those who would accept his gift of pardon & live with him in Eternity.
Great song show be happy forever 2022-present
Dont forget who you are, wherever you live
My face when the Red Dragon has yet to come and drive the Saxons into the sea :(
Long like the Celtic Britons my ancestors lives in the UK since 400BC
well that's the outdated date of celtic arrival, new evidence suggest the celts have been in britain for at least 3000 years now, of not 4000
@@celtofcanaanesurix2245 Ahhh ok ((((
@Huon Turnbull
The celts are not considered an ethnic group. The celts are a collection of peoples sharing mostly the same (regional difference being acounted for) cultural traits synonymous with the so called "celts". Language, artistic elements, clothing, social, religious, law customs. Ethnicity was not as much a part of it as the prevailing myrh of a "celtic ethnicity" would lead you to believe.
@Huon Turnbull I'm cornish and share zero dna with my neighbors to the northwest of me
@John Turnbull Correct The Britons were indeed from Indo-Europeans stock
Belgian celtic languages were related to southern Brythonic.
It's up side down .where are they now. Here.conta certainly let the wild weeds grow.
long live WALES
Cymru am byth but also Kernow bys vyken ha Breizh vis vikken! Greetings from Brazil or as one of the names our First Nations call it, Pindorama!
yes Long live the Native Britons
@@joannechisholm4501 No one alive is native to Britain though.
@@bexie1992 Well that s not what the DNA test says on Ancestory.com says
@@bexie1992 th-cam.com/video/_bAC8e631tg/w-d-xo.html
Sounds almost like Current 93
TH-cam listed this under Gospel Music. Adorable.
Fascinating
fe godwn ni eto
...what was that? I thought I saw some drawings of West Coast North American indigenous art...Haida? What was that image please and thank you?
No, all these pictures were British and North-Western European
Number 1 Sion duggan related Celt Balkan countries and Slavic people and UK history mixed rules
I adore this music! x
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Some of this is Haida First nations Indian imagery.
Where?
Moving work, even all these centuries onward.
Question though, how far back can music either written or passed down be traced from the British Isles?
How is this not on Spotify?? This is pure GOLD
Podría estar estudiando esta historia, sucesos, respirando el aire de aquellas tierras... Pero estoy aquí atascado en Latinoamerica PUTA MADRE
Lovely
Great Wales wants 29 million people worldwide population 2022-forever be happy important thing forever
welsh music set to ancient welsh imagery you mean ?
G G Welsh were the Ancient Brits, so in a way it's correct, Celtic nations ruled Briton back then until the English Anglo SAXONS invaded
@Welsh Rebel Have you heard of the High Elves?
No, it comes from the Pritani...@CAVKING19DELTA TEXAS
@G G I don't think so seeing as many of these artworks depict Norse and other Celtic stories
@@ARMY2014 Correct thank god most English indeed Native Britons
unpopular opinion but all of European people should be allowed to use guns as guns are now the sword of the time.
Even more unpopular opinion: fuck guns, let's all go back to swords.
Swords are better
Nah. The moment that kind of tech was invented (crossbow), folks realized how horrifically dangerous they were, and placed super strict restrictions on them.
@@levihankenson3801 acting like that nullifies my point
Cross bows were like the middle ages and swords were still such a common practical weapon next to the axes and clubs. Do you have any idea how long they had swords, spears, bows, and other weapons? The state in certain countries tried banning or limiting them and the populous often had none of that, would cause a hell of a stir in Rome.
@@thuledragon6663 fair enough. I’m more of a high medieval person, so I wasn’t aware of how swords were regulated in Rome. Here is something unique that also proves your point. It was often illegal for serfs and the like to have in their possession a weapon of any kind, whether it be swords, maces, or waraxes.
That said, swords and the like had been around since workable metal, and thus there was a general understanding in the populous that one should be able to keep a sword if they gained possession of one, and due to how expensive they were to make, they often were important heirlooms. However, swords are generally not as effective on the battlefield or in melee as a pole arm. That is to say, it was relatively easy to mitigate swords in battle, and there were different cultural influences involved in people being against the restrictions.
Guns today are often restricted with widescale support from the population (with the exception of the US). This matches more with crossbows, which were uncannily effective on the battlefield, because using a crossbow took significantly less skill to make a strike that is significantly more powerful than a bow. Crossbow bolts were known to pierce armor, even that of the wealthy nobles, and thus was restricted to only be used during crusades and the like. That feels more like the cultural discussion behind the restriction of guns than the discourse behind swords does.
Ultimately, I understood your point, and while I was flippant, I was just trying to share my two cents worth. Take care.
Someone type
the lyrics to Iwan Gamus in English please?
GODSPEED
7 Anglo-Saxons disliked
Anglo-Saxons are still around??
@@Rebmulrooneyward majority of England is festered with them
@@GeneralRaam-0 oh dear... I'm afraid I'm one of the festerers then! Although I believe only a third of anglo-saxon DNA are in the English people. There has been a lot of mixing in the island.
WHICH LANGUAGE IS IT?
The first is in Welsh and the second is in breton
+lukas homo THANK YOU RESPECT FROM INDIA..DIDN'T KNEW ABOUT THIS SIDE OF BRITAIN
the real side of Briton ^^
+BC Joshiee Yes
Breton isn't spoken in Britain though, it is spoken in a part of France.
Is this the indigenous language of the British Isles, I look at the history of my country and realise just how much was taken from us by the European invasions - if only they'd just left us alone 😢
Pictish was the original British language. Apart from a few fragments, it is now extinct. It was never a written language and finally died out about 290 years ago, when the English began purging all other British languages, a purge that would last over 150 years and in some areas, didn't end until the beginning of the 20th Century.
@@PsychicIsaacs Welsh is the last Brythonic language still spoken in Britain with over 850,000 speakers. The Picts would of spoken something similar to what is now Welsh.
Your comment doesn't really make any sense.
Modern English is a combination of this language, Anglo-Saxon and Norman. It's the Norman influence that really changed it.
"European invasions" is weird phrasing..... British isles were, and are, a part of Europe lol, they were even connected to the Mainland at one point. Everyone in Europe was basically the same group of people, just different tribes, with 2-3 main overarching cultures, who were also connected to each other. Also, the Anglo-Saxons didn't really "invade". What the Normans did was closer to an "invasion".
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I don't like how he pronunces breton.
It sounds too french, the celtish accent has totally gone.
Grondin Le Gredin you do realise that part of the sound of french is passed down from Gaulish? Therefore Breton sounding slightly french makes sense.
And even if it didnt, it’s still beautiful the way it is.
So “Celtic Britain”... but you have one British, one French Celtic song instead of songs from the two British Brythonic celts (Welsh and Cornish)?
The second is Breton, which came from Britain rather than a descendent of Gaulish which was originally spoken in France in antiquity. Hence why Brittany and Breton sound similar to Britain and Briton.
The Bretons are Brythonic celts, and are descended from the Welsh and Cornish.
Galatians of the house of Ohmres. the House of Hebrew Israel
Always nice /s to see rampant racism in the comments section
you shouldn't conflate a desire to preserve your own people as a desire to extinguish other peoples
@@zootblunt They're conflated here at any rate, and very often.
@@ABAlphaBeta i had a look through the comments and i see no "rampant racism" only people lamenting the forced integration of alien cultures.
@@ABAlphaBeta No, they're not. YOU are the only one conflating them
Welsh independence is a noble cause, but ultimately a pipe dream. As a supporter of it I am sympathetic, but too many “ Welsh” identify themselves as British and that’s your crux of the matter. The Nationalists are going to be outnumbered constantly, you would have to unavoidably bestow a quasi welsh dictatorship to force the change in culture to happen. I hate to say it, but soft dictatorships can sometimes work. Israel resurrected a language, and culture.
I am from Wales and am proud to be British. A dictatorship is the last thing any of us want, no ta
Tinkerbri that’s exactly my point, no one would stomach such an extreme move. So it remains a pipe dream.
@@DrumToTheBassWoop yeah and we really don't want it to happen...ever...
@anthony mehu fuck off m8 lmao
@anthony mehu Be quiet
moyen age
Ancient Britons were never christians. Remember that first and foremost.
They’ve literally been Christians since the romans converted to Christianity in the 4th century in 324 AD.
Christianity in Britain dates from at least the 4th century and by the 5th century Roman and Celtic missionaries had converted the entire island.
When the pagan Anglo-Saxons invaded Britain in the 5th century, Wales became one of the strongholds of the Celtic church.
No one was Christian before Christ, the Old Testament was written by hebrews.
Depends what you define as ancient Britain. The English Church was founded by St Augustine in AD 597, but Christianity in Britain goes back much further than this
Christianity had been present in the British Isles for at least three centuries before the St Augustine's Vatican-sponsored mission to Christianise the kingdom of anglo saxon Kent in AD 597, as evidenced by Patrick and Dewi/David (the patron saints of Ireland and Wales who lived in the late 5th and early 6th century), and Alban, martyred for his beliefs during the third century. So the Britons and Irish were Christians before the pagan saxons of the 6th century. Or do you mean even further back?
@@sionjones1026 First of all, "ancient briton" is already very well defined and is not a matter of opinion. www.worldhistory.org/britain/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_Britons
The anglo saxons forced english on native britons. As far as christianity goes, the celtic britons were never originally christian. They were pagans. The Irish got their "catholicism" from migrating from spain and brought it to the british isles. Which explains a lot since the Irish are Q- Celtic, not P-Celtic like Ancient Britons are. Because of this, the Irish are not "true celts" although most think of a celt as someone with red hair and men who wear kilts and play bagpipes like the Irish and later generations of Scottish. However, that is simply a fake modern version of "celts".
healingfromwhiteness.blogspot.com/2014/03/cultural-amnesia-how-celts-became-white.html Read up!
@anthonybernardfamily9258 The Britons had more Christians the the Anglo Saxons the Anglo Saxons were a Germanic faith the Britons did not have a sense of nationalism the most resistance the Anglo Saxons got from the britons was them not being Christians when the Anglo Saxon kingdoms converted to Christian most of the britons were happy with learning another language as long as they weren’t under the protection of an heretic most britons converted to English but what supports the claim they integrated is the grammar and syntax of the English language “do” is a Germanic word but it can be used to ask a question that is not similar to most eroupean languages besides Celtic languages * I mean central and eastern Britain.when I say britons converted easily *
All Western Europeans and into north east Europe are pretty much the same people
Ah no. I beg to differ. What about the Picts? IMHO, they are genetically and culturally closer to the Sami and Inuit than any of the Celtic Nations that came later. That's just one example.
@@PsychicIsaacs Lol, no. Picts were literally just one of the many Celtic tribes. They spoke a Celtic language, had Celtic artwork, and had R1B DNA Y-Haplogroup, same as all the other Celtic tribes. They had absolutely nothing to do with Inuit or Sami.
And Sami are also quite different from Inuit...... Inuit are basically 100% Asian, while Sami are roughly 70% European and 30% Asian. They do have many Cultural similiarities though
This Celtic nationalism is hilarious. The northern Welsh have more in common with the first settlers of Britain after the last Ice Age than Iron Age Britons ie the Pritani...
Where did you get that from?
@@athulfgeirsson Its True DNA studies there are 17 genetic groups of people in the UK Welsh are the oldest group.
A study by oxford university showed that the genetic make up is different to that of England and Scotland. It all so showed that the genetic make up of north wales is slightly different to that of South Wales. And that the make up of north Wales is similar to that around the Baltic Sea.
The Celts are more than the Welsh bud
@@joannechisholm4501 There's not 17 lmao. There are around 3 minor genetic groups, and those 3 are basically the same anyways, VERY slight differences. Welsh have a little more Brittonic DNA, which has slightly more Neolithic Farmer ancestry(Stone Henge builders). The Celtic Tribes that migrated there after them were basically the same Genetic make-up, but with more Steppe-Herder Ancestry(Indo-European). And way later you had Anglo-Saxons and Normans.... who again, were basically the same Genetically, except for miniscule differences.
ALL Europeans: South, Northern, Western and Eastern, are all made up of the same 3 major genetic groups to slightly varying degrees. So trying to make out the Welsh as being different from Celts or Angles/Saxons is ridiculous. Especially considering they were ALL North-Western Europeans. So not only were they European, but they were all from the same region of Europe. To show you how small the difference is, ancient Britons had maybe like 5-10% more Neolithic Farmer DNA, while Celts and other groups had 5-10% more Steppe DNA. And that difference gets even smaller with modern Welsh
We know so few about Celts.One of the oldest and most glorious national groups in Europe.
I'm Welsh Celtic and I even I struggle to find information on my culture 😄 ritual stepping stones in circle is a big one but there's also the fact other countries thought we were savages because of some light cannibalism I think 👀