Two of my favourite bands and a very sympathetic collaboration. Eluveitie can be quite heavy on the screaming side but they mostly sing about old Celtic stories - here at the end they were singing in Welsh (Swiss band) to compliment the German sung by Faun.
I was about to suggest this song, but then found you'd already done it. 🙂 I love both Faun and Eluveitie, and having them together is a joy. Another top one from Faun is "Odin" featuring Einar Selvik of Wardruna. A favourite of mine from Eluveitie is "Ategnatos". They say it "el-VAY-tee", by the way. The U is silent. And Faun rhymes with Brown.
Great video! Thanks for reviewing Faun with Eluveitie (two of my favorites). BTW, Eluveitie is pronounced "el-VAY-tee." Although there are bagpipes in the song, they are not that prominent. It's actually a hurdy gurdy that you're hearing. It's the instrument that the guy is holding and turning a crank/wheel. It's a stringed instrument, with keys, and the strings rub against the rotating, rosined wheel for sound (like a bow does for violin strings). The hurdy gurdy is an ancient instrument that dates from the medieval period.
The old man in the video is a very famous scientist in Germany and the US. He wrote several Books about cultures and nature .His name is Wolfgang Dieter Storl. He is a cultural anthropologist and ethnobotanist who runs biodynamic agriculture on his farm in the Allgäu and runs a TH-cam channel. He has taught at several American universities as a lecturer, such as Kent State and Ohio University
Hey, thanks for the information on Wolfgang Dieter Storl. He made a great Gwydion, indeed! I just subscribed to his channel. He sounds like a fascinating guy.
Gwydion was an enchanter/wizard in Welsh mythology. The story goes that he awoke the trees the fight against forces of darkness ...or something like that. Faun are firmly rooted in European folklore/mythology and history for their source material and inspiration.
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Medieval masterpiece sound.
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Thanks for your reaction to this song, these European folk bands deserve more love🤝🏻
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Faun have gone a long way. I always enjoyed hearing them on mediveal fairs here in germany for about 20 years.
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Two of my favourite bands and a very sympathetic collaboration. Eluveitie can be quite heavy on the screaming side but they mostly sing about old Celtic stories - here at the end they were singing in Welsh (Swiss band) to compliment the German sung by Faun.
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Well Gwydion is indeed an old Celtic Story ;)
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@@davidmacfarlane1763welsh Celtic not Irish or Scottish
I was about to suggest this song, but then found you'd already done it. 🙂
I love both Faun and Eluveitie, and having them together is a joy.
Another top one from Faun is "Odin" featuring Einar Selvik of Wardruna.
A favourite of mine from Eluveitie is "Ategnatos".
They say it "el-VAY-tee", by the way. The U is silent. And Faun rhymes with Brown.
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I love this two bands. Greetings from Germany ❤
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Great video! Thanks for reviewing Faun with Eluveitie (two of my favorites). BTW, Eluveitie is pronounced "el-VAY-tee."
Although there are bagpipes in the song, they are not that prominent. It's actually a hurdy gurdy that you're hearing. It's the instrument that the guy is holding and turning a crank/wheel. It's a stringed instrument, with keys, and the strings rub against the rotating, rosined wheel for sound (like a bow does for violin strings). The hurdy gurdy is an ancient instrument that dates from the medieval period.
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The old man in the video is a very famous scientist in Germany and the US. He wrote several Books about cultures and nature .His name is Wolfgang Dieter Storl. He is a cultural anthropologist and ethnobotanist who runs biodynamic agriculture on his farm in the Allgäu and runs a TH-cam channel. He has taught at several American universities as a lecturer, such as Kent State and Ohio University
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@@grandparentsreact Don't mention it, it's my pleasure
Hey, thanks for the information on Wolfgang Dieter Storl. He made a great Gwydion, indeed! I just subscribed to his channel. He sounds like a fascinating guy.
@@Mossy-Rock Yes he is. I learned a lot from him during my training as gardener about plants and herbs.
Gwydion was a great sorcerer/druid in welsh/celtic mythology .
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Over 60 here. This music moves me viscerally. I've not leapt the fires for many years; this reminds me of some of my happiest moments.
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Nice reaction
Resch to Faun „walpurgisnacht“
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Beautiful background indeed!
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Two good bands. I think you both like the bands Dark Side of the Moon, Xandria and Beyond the Black.
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Hiya. Not sure if this genre is your "cup of 'tea'", but anything by Wardruna and Heilung-"Anoana" are some suggestions. :)
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@@grandparentsreact Galdra is by Faun/Wadruna, other good Faun songs: Sonnenreigen, Diese kalte Nacht, Odin, for example.
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Faun is a Pagan-Folk GRUPPE aus Gräfelfing bei München Greetings from Germany 👋 the song is in german
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Pagan folk music at its finest
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Its like your saying gwindion
Hey, y'all stick around - there will be more mispronunciations to come. LOL.
Try Mr Bungle - stubb a dub
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@@grandparentsreact Tool - Aenima is a really good one, have lyrics ready for that
Gwydion was an enchanter/wizard in Welsh mythology. The story goes that he awoke the trees the fight against forces of darkness ...or something like that. Faun are firmly rooted in European folklore/mythology and history for their source material and inspiration.
@@robgoodwin8329 Thank you so much for this cool info.
@@MrGmonkeywillruleyou Thanks again. We have added this one to our list,
Real music .. not that garbage these younger generation listens to
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