My name is Venetia. My father and family are from the Cadore region (descendants of Tiziano Vecellio). Thank you so much for sharing this. I would love to know more about the ode, if you have any more information.
Hi Venetia! Such a beautiful story to read, I am happy you have found this recording. The ode, as I called it, is a moment of connection that happened in communion with Nature, Goddess, Mother Earth in the Euganean Hills, the land where I live, which is in Veneto. It is an instinctive singing, so this is not an ancient language. I was channeling into words and sounds the feelings and the connection I was experiencing. There are some "concepts" that were starker so that they get repeated (like a chorus) more often. For instance "Om-nha Reitia" in that moment felt like "We call you, All-Mother Reitia". And so on. There is no history, then, to this ode than the one I can offer here. Reitia is the name given to the All-Mother Goddess of the ancient Veneti population. She was Goddess in a way that deeply resonates to me: She WAS the land, she WAs life and death, and she would rule over all beings and activities, inspiration, writing, and creation. of course there is much more to her, and traces of her can be found in local museums here. If your lineage roots back to these lands, I would suggest a visit. It is a land of wide plains, big rivers and...well( if you want to find her, She is everyhwere), magic. Let me know if you would like to know more!
@AndreaVernucci this is such amazing information, and your singing was so beautiful! I've been trying to connect to Reitia and my Venetic heritage (great-grandmother left veneto just before Mussolini took power). Thank you so much for your video!
My ancestors lived in Veneto. It's great that you're spreading that millennial culture. But I'd like you to write the lyrics of the song and its translation.
Dear Vinicius, It' beautiful that this chant reached you and to learn a bit of your story. The chant is actually a chant in a non-language: it's an inspiration that flowed through me, in a momento of sacred connection with this land. It is a way of chanting, a state, where I envision things, movements and feelings and channel them in words that do not actually belong to language. The only traceable word is "Reitia", which was the All-Mother Goddess of the ancient Veneti population. She who was, and is, this land herself. For the other words, I can trace that I was using "Om-Nha" to express the concept of "Mother of all" and other sounds to channel the flowing of the rivers and the roots in the earth. So, at the moment there are no lyrics. I envision there will be a version with proper Veneti words, if possible (but we have so little left of their language that I believe it's difficult to create a composition), working with historians who studied them. That is something I thought of. For the moment, here is this chant, sung from a heart deeply connected to this land and to Her sacredness. I am planning to trace my words, in this meta-language, to share what I was envisioning and channeling. Blessings on your journey! :-) Andrea
@@AndreaVernucci I can understand your connection, specially in a place where the ancient roots were abandoned and forgotten. But it's still there, and you felt it and let it flow through you, expressing life and beauty. This thing, you know it's true!
Pelle d’oca 😍😍😍
Grazie 🤗 Sono felice di aver tramsesso un buon momento.
la musica è bellissima e il canto è magico🙏
Grazie mille davvero 🤗
Just beautiful Andrea! What a powerful voice, you connect me right into the divine
Thank you for your beautiful words ❤️✨
It hits right at the soul level...very powerful and makes you yearn the outdoors and our inner Being.Thank you 🙏
Thank you Carolyne for such beautiful words. I am truly moved by this. Thanks to you 🙂
❤ super
Grazie Denise!❤️
My name is Venetia. My father and family are from the Cadore region (descendants of Tiziano Vecellio). Thank you so much for sharing this. I would love to know more about the ode, if you have any more information.
Hi Venetia! Such a beautiful story to read, I am happy you have found this recording. The ode, as I called it, is a moment of connection that happened in communion with Nature, Goddess, Mother Earth in the Euganean Hills, the land where I live, which is in Veneto. It is an instinctive singing, so this is not an ancient language. I was channeling into words and sounds the feelings and the connection I was experiencing. There are some "concepts" that were starker so that they get repeated (like a chorus) more often. For instance "Om-nha Reitia" in that moment felt like "We call you, All-Mother Reitia". And so on. There is no history, then, to this ode than the one I can offer here. Reitia is the name given to the All-Mother Goddess of the ancient Veneti population. She was Goddess in a way that deeply resonates to me: She WAS the land, she WAs life and death, and she would rule over all beings and activities, inspiration, writing, and creation. of course there is much more to her, and traces of her can be found in local museums here. If your lineage roots back to these lands, I would suggest a visit. It is a land of wide plains, big rivers and...well( if you want to find her, She is everyhwere), magic. Let me know if you would like to know more!
@AndreaVernucci this is such amazing information, and your singing was so beautiful! I've been trying to connect to Reitia and my Venetic heritage (great-grandmother left veneto just before Mussolini took power). Thank you so much for your video!
My ancestors lived in Veneto. It's great that you're spreading that millennial culture. But I'd like you to write the lyrics of the song and its translation.
Dear Vinicius, It' beautiful that this chant reached you and to learn a bit of your story. The chant is actually a chant in a non-language: it's an inspiration that flowed through me, in a momento of sacred connection with this land. It is a way of chanting, a state, where I envision things, movements and feelings and channel them in words that do not actually belong to language. The only traceable word is "Reitia", which was the All-Mother Goddess of the ancient Veneti population. She who was, and is, this land herself. For the other words, I can trace that I was using "Om-Nha" to express the concept of "Mother of all" and other sounds to channel the flowing of the rivers and the roots in the earth. So, at the moment there are no lyrics. I envision there will be a version with proper Veneti words, if possible (but we have so little left of their language that I believe it's difficult to create a composition), working with historians who studied them. That is something I thought of. For the moment, here is this chant, sung from a heart deeply connected to this land and to Her sacredness. I am planning to trace my words, in this meta-language, to share what I was envisioning and channeling. Blessings on your journey! :-) Andrea
@@AndreaVernucci I can understand your connection, specially in a place where the ancient roots were abandoned and forgotten. But it's still there, and you felt it and let it flow through you, expressing life and beauty. This thing, you know it's true!
@@DanteBronzin Thank you 🙂