It seems that more and more English people discovering their own Angles and Saxon roots. I am German from old Saxon tribe Westphalia and after I have been many times in England I have dealt with my own Saxon roots. Wow we Northern west Germans are so similar to our English counterparts. I love England depply ❤️🏴🇩🇪🥰
Study’s have shown that most English people have between 40% to 50% German DNA even the modern word England originates from a place in Germany we also have on average 10% Scandinavian DNA which originates from Germanic tribes
@@samwhite4608 England originates from Angleland “land of the Angles/Anglos” which came from the Angle tribe who were from modern day Denmark. Still Germanic nonetheless. And yep English people are mostly Germanic in many areas. They are more Celtic in the Scottish/Welsh border areas as well as Devon and Cornwall but everywhere else it’s mostly Germanic. On average it’s 30-40% Anglo-Saxon, 19% “German/French” which is just from the Normans, 9% Scandinavian from the Danes, and the rest is all Celtic.
I'm not a direct ancestor (If at all) since my Scottish and Irish ancestry is Gaelic and/or Celtic and my Germanic ancestry is German and Norwegian rather than British but I've recently developed an interest in Anglo-Saxon culture
@@SpaceFighter2004 You could be Anglish/ Saxon on your Germanic side, i.e. a descendant of those Angles and/ or Saxons who did not leave for England, but rather stayed on the continent. In which case, you're a cousin of ours! 😁 We are all Germanic peoples in the end. We all have the same gods, etc. Well except for those dirty Christians, the Franks. Never forget Verden! Nor the Irminsul!
I'm half Anglo-Saxon half Celtic and live in the United States. Hail our ancestors and Hail the Gods! Hail Woden! Never forget King Widukind! I love all of my brothers and sisters.
Keep your traditions alive, brave anglo saxons. Love from Russia. We may have been historical rivals but we can unite because we have the same roots. No more brother wars.
@@serbianwarrior5930 Same thing with majority of russians and im sure pretty much all europeans. I cant even call them "english people, russians, germans" because they are not. Maybe by blood, but not culture, because they are cut from their roots. They are just population without an identity. So when i say "english people" i mean literally english people who feel, think, act like english people and care about their heritage)).
@@america388 , I have no idea of what you are talking about. Maybe a book? There are thousands. Take your meds and go to bed. I am a musicologist so I know what I'm talking about and therefor There weren't a liberal or uneducated people such as yourself These were written by knowledgeable people, many in the Catholic Church, the one place where people who were literate, and were major folks who brought this music to early publishers so then they could have the way up to the present. We owe them a giant debt of gratitude. Composers and music printers (after Mr.Gutenberg )
I'm uruguayan... My father is american and my ancestors came from yorkshire of anglo norse stock gill and pure anglo saxon stock fielding from milnrow, Manchester... Same here same here
Songs will be sung, Of the brave and honourable Saxons, Of how fighting Danes and Normans their seaxes stung, And their ill fated downfall due to premature reaction.
Strangely enough, this resembles the music in a lot of those medieval-themed flash games from back in the 2000s and 2010s. So this is where it all came from.
I’m a mixofgerman and Scandinavian. My Danish roots are from Jutland and my German is Prussian. So the AngloSaxons are part of my DNA. The English are Germanic and Briton. I’m fascinated by the history.
I’m English & German, but have always lived in England, the sad thing is we have completely forgotten Anglo-Saxon heritage. We’re more proud of the Romans being here and that’s all we talk about, sad really.
The Anglo-Saxons are not part of your DNA, you have to be English to be Anglo-Saxon. The Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Frisians migrated into Britian creating the Anglo-Saxons. And btw, English people are 78% germanic, 2% eastern European, and 20% Briton. Not a lot of briton blood.
@@backyardbiologist6468 A major portion of that 'English' heritage is Scandinavian due to the Danes who were absorbed into Aengland before Hastings as well as the Normans who fought for Godwinson and the Normans (along with other Franks, as well as Bretons) who fought alongside there Duke William. This Norse-French influence is also pervasive in Wales, Scotland as well as Ireland. It is, after all, the backdrop of the British Empire.
@@JRJH-cw4pz It is sad. Also, tragic. The Old Aenglisc did after set up their Witan in contrast to the Roman 'Curia Regis' in the centuries following their conquest of Britain only for the old 'Curia' to be forced on them by William The Conqueror, the system their descendants (as well as the Anglo-Normans) live under to this day. Almost eerie.
An english person here, born in Essex and raised with possible Anglo-saxon roots. This fills me with... some kind of nostalgia... and I don't know why-
Actually the Saxons were very welcoming to Christianity and in about a year most of them converted, and they loved god a lot more through the ages and erected many churches, they became very religious and hated paganism because of vikings.
Nima Pourkarimi That's not true at all. Charlemagne even came to England to help did them of their "Pagan" problem. The first Saxon King to convert was a weak fugitive who spent most of his life trying to escape being killed by rivals by hiding in friendly kingdoms. There is a theory that the Pagan Danes, (who lived where the Saxons did formerly) were asked by their Saxon cousins to come to their aid after the death of Charlemagne of France. That is why the first raid was on a monastery shortly after the death of Charlemagne. Sorry the facts don't aline. Most of the Anglo Saxon writings even in the later period make references to Woden, showing that they are at least torn or having a difficult time letting go of the old ways. Even the biblical stories were changed to convert them, Christ wasn't presented as a meek pacifist his crucifixion was presented akin to Wodens sacrifice on the world tree. The fact that Ostara/Easter (a Saxon fertility goddess) is still celebrated should speak volumes. Maybe you should read a bit more of the surrounding stories instead of the world of one source before you slander an entire people.
I am "American" by where i live. But i am English & Swedish by blood. My English roots are old and well documented. Hailing from Essex and East Anglia respectively. My family held minor nobility around Surrey and it was mentioned in the Domesday book from the 11th century. Obvioulsy they lost those titles when the Normans took over, but it was still nice to see my "Noble Blood" wasn't from Normans, but from actual Anglo-Saxon ancestors. Luckily the Normans kept better records than the Angles and Saxons, lol. Or might have never known for certain what i grew up being told by my Grandfather. My Swedish side is from old Uppsala. Excuse me, "Gamla Uppsala". Lol. I wonder if they were there when the Temple to the Gods existed.
@@tarasto6772the Americans have no connection to us Anglo Saxon English or to our ancestors and that a good thing Americans do like to claim that they have Irish Scottish or welsh heritage but most of the time they claim to have native Indian heritage 🤦🏼😂🤣 im just glad as a pure blooded native Englishman that we dodge a bullet with the American trying to claim of being something they our not 😂🤣😂🤣
Some of my ancestors came from the Anglo-Saxons such as the Huntingtons. Their past before 1066 is cryptic to say the least and their language was simple amounting to about 25,000 words only. This music is simple in character like they were.
@@wardrm5598 True brother. Im russian and i support all europeans because we are brothers. Its time to think outside of our ego-nationalism and embrace european nationalism instead and at the same time dont forget who we are. We are romanic, hellenic, germanic, celtic and slavic. We are europeans.
No clue who could possibly dislike this. I'm a Dane/ Svear/ Geat/ Rus' (among others) amalgamation, and I still love it. Oh, I'm also subbing. Figured I'd mention that. Skål, brođir!
I carry the proud Saxon name of Everette. It translates to "fearless bravery". Literally, it translates to "wild boar," the Saxon symbol of the type of bravery that will carry a charging boar up the shaft of a spear to kill the man who kill it. So, I glad something besides my name carries on my lost culture.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 I obviously implied IN THE STYLE of Anglo-Saxon folk music. Never said traditional or that it is a historical reconstruction anywhere. The description to the video is only a handful of sentences long, and clearly states it is "meant to resemble and pay tribute to the music created in Anglo-Saxon England." As in it is my interpretation and homage. For my own enjoyment. As an experiment.
Hello. My daughter has done a video on anglo saxons for her primary school project. May we please play some of your beautiful music alongside her writing? We will of course include a link to your video. Many thanks in advance.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 So what? It pays a damn good tribute to it, it's a simple and non-overwhelming piece that would be ideal for such a video and it certainly has a strong Anglo-Saxon vibe to it, it wouldn't fit an academic diatribe about the Anglo Saxon world, but for a primary school project, it would do fine. As to your request, "Eve B", I am not the creator and I feel kinda bad speaking for him and I hope not to disrespect the creator by doing so, but believe me, there's no way he would've minded your daughter using it for a primary school project, I know I'm late, but if in the future this comes up with this or any other song, as long as it's a small scale, especially education-based use of the product/song with the inclusion of a link, then no creator will ever mind.
I'm only 19% English, but I wish that were 100%. The Anglo-Saxons were one of my favorite civilizations, and I wish the English language was more recognizable to its old counterpart.
I am ~69% Anglo-Saxon, and I must say that this gives me a sense of pride for my culture. I am also ~10% Celtic, 8% Germanic(German/Dutch), 5% French, 4% Swedish, 3% Norwegian, and 1% Baltic.
@@kadenelijah9329 How are the English people not Anglo Saxon. Their DNA is primarily Anglo-Celtic. The Normans barely mixed into the English population.
I’m the most culturally mixed person ever. I’m 20% English, 40% middle eastern, 6% Italian, 6% ethio, 6% Iraqi, 3% Scottish, 3% Irish, and a bunch more
Did a DNA test a while ago and its says im 54% French/German and 34% British, numbers cant tell you everything but from the looks of my family im of Norman-Anglo Saxon decscent, feels good to connect with my germanic roots, love to all my germanic brothers : )
"People commonly use the word pride, perhaps incorrectly, to mean the celebration and the embrace of one's own ethnic heritage and identity." ~ Hrōðmund Wōdening
truly hypnotic, just watched another brilliant episode of last kingdom, and with this music I relax in my great hall. ...not so great, and not really a hall but at least an open fire, a rug and my dog by my side, it will have to do. I could listen to this over and over
A simple yet much saying rythm. I can imagine a campfire with some germanic people grilling raw meat or talking with eachother. Then later on we fast forward a couple of years and the old campsite gets used. The musik plays quietly in the background while you hear a German,a duch,an english,and three skandinavian toungues speaking. What was once one tree sprang multiple roots.
As an English man born and living in England, with both sides of my family English as far back as can be traced I'm torn. I identify with both the Britons and the Anglo Saxons but convention seems to dictate you're one or tother. Did a DNA test recently out of curiosity; I'm apparently 100% European, 98.7% NW Europe, 97.8% British & Irish. Regardless, love the music - be great to get some more!
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 It is obviously a modern anglo saxon inspired song. Not actual ancient anglo saxon music, smart one.Ethno-nationalism is on the high rise, keep crying. It will only help more brothers and sisters to awake for our glorious future. The only one who is ridiculous, are the ones who does not have an ingroup preference.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 "Reactionary shite", "Racist" how about you actually come with an argument or something instead of throwing buss words. "Reactionaries" can literally exist anywhere on the political spectrum. "Historical garbage" oh how dare people care about their heritage and their own identity. What a twisted world we live in.
Ancestry truly brings you to some amazing places... Such as this i am Irish yet it turns out I have a bit of Anglo-Saxon in me which I never thought I would have....
Well it wasnt really the anglo saxons that invaded ireland it was the normans élites of england so tecnically vikings frenchies people are Who started the invasión of ireland
However you see the Norman Elites invaded but most people then were Anglo-Saxon, so the Norman elites Invaded with Anglo-Saxon Armies@@francoisdaureville323
I am a descendant of Alfred the great and Hengist and Horsa I raise a toast to our People our Music and our Culture and offer my gratitude to your Channel and this Community
Mixed Anglo-Celtic roots with a touch of Nordic descent (courtesy of the Viking invasions into Thumbria and Wessex). Proud of my lineage in a age that seeks to cut me away from the roots of my ancestors. This Marxian age can go to hell; long live the Anglos!
I'm 52% English, 27% Irish, 14%Welsh, 2% Scottish, 3% Swedish and Danish and 2% German. Have an Irish surname but born in England. My English DNA is concentrated in Devon, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. My Irish DNA is located in east County Mayo. My Scottish DNA is traced back to Edinburgh. My Welsh DNA is centred around Carmarthenshire. I guess my Danish and Swedish DNA is derived via the Vikings. Unsure where my 2% German DNA comes from. Always felt I was predominantly Irish so my DNA results has somewhat shocked me. My DNA is littered with Anglo Saxon surnames: Pike, Moody, Robin, Palmer (ok, Anglo-Norman) , Opher. Difficult to grasp that my Irish DNA is so low. I went to an Irish Catholic school, was told I even look Irish. Now I am in the process of changing my mindset which has been difficult, a mindset that firmly believed that my ancestors were mainly Irish. Researched my genealogy hence the clarity. Knew my father's side were predominantly Irish. Lost my mum when I was 6. Dad told me my mum's side were also Irish but evidently not the case. Guess I am now Team Wessex.
Magnificent Song from My Anglo-Saxon Age of Freedom, Lordship and Glory! Hail Anglo-Saxon England! Hail Hrodmund Wodening! Hail Odin! Hail Freyja! Hail Frigga! Hail Victory!
My heritage is distinctly Celtic rather than Anglo Saxon. But they are still a part of my and my countries history and origin. So they’re most welcome in my books
I am Dumnonni. My last name is Hensley. I havw traced my heritage back to 1200. I was in the Souther Peninsula of England. There were 18 tribes in the land. Then the invasions began. Vikings from the North, and Christians from the South. We came from a Celtic tribe that was fused with the very early immigrants out of Scandinavia. We traveled from the Norther lands to Sweden, all of us European folk, and branched out. My tribe became the Irish and fused with Danes in the Bronze Age. Then we migrated throughout Ireland and ending up in early Devon England. My local tribes picked this up and we built houses, or manors and became Lords. Thats where my family started.
I beg of thou, Hrōðmund Wōdening, could you make an (Maybe Intense) Action Anglo-Saxon Musical Track? Thank you for reading my request, Good Day to You Sir, Auf Wiedersehen! -Sincerely, Dracelt
It seems that more and more English people discovering their own Angles and Saxon roots.
I am German from old Saxon tribe Westphalia and after I have been many times in England I have dealt with my own Saxon roots. Wow we Northern west Germans are so similar to our English counterparts.
I love England depply ❤️🏴🇩🇪🥰
Love Germany from England
I’m an American Anglo and I love Germany! Germanic brothers forever 🏴❤️🇩🇪
@@jacktrask5913 Cheers from Sweden. This feels nostalgic for me to.
Study’s have shown that most English people have between 40% to 50% German DNA even the modern word England originates from a place in Germany we also have on average 10% Scandinavian DNA which originates from Germanic tribes
@@samwhite4608 England originates from Angleland “land of the Angles/Anglos” which came from the Angle tribe who were from modern day Denmark. Still Germanic nonetheless.
And yep English people are mostly Germanic in many areas. They are more Celtic in the Scottish/Welsh border areas as well as Devon and Cornwall but everywhere else it’s mostly Germanic.
On average it’s 30-40% Anglo-Saxon, 19% “German/French” which is just from the Normans, 9% Scandinavian from the Danes, and the rest is all Celtic.
This brings some kind of feeling of strange nostalgia,
its weird i felt the same
CAVKING19DELTA TEXAS I don't feel anything than I'm a proud Mestizo
CAVKING19DELTA TEXAS but yall kind have some beutiful music
Can't explain it but I felt the same way hearing this.
Same
Proud to be of Anglo-Saxon descent!
@Proud Anglo-Saxon You might be interested in a playlist on my channel named: "English Folk Music". 100 English Folk songs if you're looking for more.
@Proud Anglo-Saxon my last name is apparently anglo saxon I have ancestors from northern england ,Ireland,Scotland,
Wales an northern Europe 😊
I'm not a direct ancestor (If at all) since my Scottish and Irish ancestry is Gaelic and/or Celtic and my Germanic ancestry is German and Norwegian rather than British but I've recently developed an interest in Anglo-Saxon culture
@@SpaceFighter2004 You could be Anglish/ Saxon on your Germanic side, i.e. a descendant of those Angles and/ or Saxons who did not leave for England, but rather stayed on the continent. In which case, you're a cousin of ours! 😁
We are all Germanic peoples in the end. We all have the same gods, etc. Well except for those dirty Christians, the Franks. Never forget Verden! Nor the Irminsul!
I'm Bumgarian and Slobovian myself but try to keep our culture alive.
Keep our culture and heritage in hearts for ever....and be proud...
❤
HELP HEL PHE LP HELP
@@Jake5537t HELP
Greetings from Norway 🇧🇻 from a norwegian viking/british🇬🇧 anglo saxon 😄 keep up your good work to preserve our saxon heritage.
Hello
Hello from england I don't believe I have Norwegian blood but I have English Germanic Scottish ancestry and I'm learning about paganism
Nice, I'm English and part Shetlandic og jeg lære norsk!
I'm half Anglo-Saxon half Celtic and live in the United States. Hail our ancestors and Hail the Gods! Hail Woden! Never forget King Widukind! I love all of my brothers and sisters.
@Proud Anglo-Saxon Elaborate
Keep your traditions alive, brave anglo saxons. Love from Russia. We may have been historical rivals but we can unite because we have the same roots. No more brother wars.
Anglo Saxons were never rivals it was just modern day sort of English who were.
@@serbianwarrior5930 Of course, but english people associate themselves mainly with anglo saxons i believe.
@@MrSernyak well kinda. Most English people don't care about their heritage and just care about social media Instagram etc so idk
@@serbianwarrior5930 Same thing with majority of russians and im sure pretty much all europeans. I cant even call them "english people, russians, germans" because they are not. Maybe by blood, but not culture, because they are cut from their roots. They are just population without an identity. So when i say "english people" i mean literally english people who feel, think, act like english people and care about their heritage)).
@@MrSernyak yep.
Keep our heritage alive!
Let it die let it die, let it shrivel up and die
@Complete Overdose it's just a reference to a kids movie
@Complete Overdose the lorax lmfaooo. Look it up
I’m American and I will never forget my Brave English ancestors
@@america388 , I have no idea of what you are talking about. Maybe a book? There are thousands. Take your meds and go to bed. I am a musicologist so I know what I'm talking about and therefor There weren't a liberal or uneducated people such as yourself These were written by knowledgeable people, many in the Catholic Church, the one place where people who were literate, and were major folks who brought this music to early publishers so then they could have the way up to the present. We owe them a giant debt of gratitude. Composers and music printers (after Mr.Gutenberg )
This makes you be proud to be a son of Mercia, Wessex, Northumbria, Kent and East Anglia.
That would the Kingdom of England mate
@@foundationofBritainHe means that mate cheers 🍻🍺🥂
What about Essex??
English German celt here! Keep this shit alive so we can admire our Saxon heritage.
An Englishman who is far away from home is listening to this.
Same here mate same here
Listening to this from British Columbia, Canada.
Been there, done that. Made it back against the odds, and been back a long time now!
I'm uruguayan... My father is american and my ancestors came from yorkshire of anglo norse stock gill and pure anglo saxon stock fielding from milnrow, Manchester... Same here same here
Keep England in your hearts lads 🏴
Songs will be sung,
Of the brave and honourable Saxons,
Of how fighting Danes and Normans their seaxes stung,
And their ill fated downfall due to premature reaction.
Strangely enough, this resembles the music in a lot of those medieval-themed flash games from back in the 2000s and 2010s. So this is where it all came from.
Love all my Anglo Saxon brothers
Hail brother
Love you to broski
caleb Riggle Don't forget sisters. Both of my parents are from Anglo Saxon heritage.
caleb Riggle 🏴🏴🏴
love you brother
I’m a mixofgerman and Scandinavian. My Danish roots are from Jutland and my German is Prussian. So the AngloSaxons are part of my DNA. The English are Germanic and Briton. I’m fascinated by the history.
I’m English & German, but have always lived in England, the sad thing is we have completely forgotten Anglo-Saxon heritage. We’re more proud of the Romans being here and that’s all we talk about, sad really.
The Anglo-Saxons are not part of your DNA, you have to be English to be Anglo-Saxon. The Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Frisians migrated into Britian creating the Anglo-Saxons. And btw, English people are 78% germanic, 2% eastern European, and 20% Briton. Not a lot of briton blood.
I'm a Brummie and for nearly a thousand years we have ruled the whole of the world.
@@backyardbiologist6468 A major portion of that 'English' heritage is Scandinavian due to the Danes who were absorbed into Aengland before Hastings as well as the Normans who fought for Godwinson and the Normans (along with other Franks, as well as Bretons) who fought alongside there Duke William. This Norse-French influence is also pervasive in Wales, Scotland as well as Ireland. It is, after all, the backdrop of the British Empire.
@@JRJH-cw4pz It is sad. Also, tragic. The Old Aenglisc did after set up their Witan in contrast to the Roman 'Curia Regis' in the centuries following their conquest of Britain only for the old 'Curia' to be forced on them by William The Conqueror, the system their descendants (as well as the Anglo-Normans) live under to this day. Almost eerie.
An english person here, born in Essex and raised with possible Anglo-saxon roots. This fills me with... some kind of nostalgia... and I don't know why-
Same here.
This song helped me through tough times
I'm english/italian and researching my ancient roots is so interesting. Its amazing to go from venetian ball dances to anglo saxon folk music
italian are not white
@@doommarinealhob536 jewish lies
@@ciagangstalker africans look like shitalians
@@doommarinealhob536 original Italians were before Arabs even got here there are blonde hair blue eyed Italians even. That's just stupid.
@@doommarinealhob536that's just historically ignorant
Fight for your home!! Love from an anglophile across the pond
love this, you're filling a void in youtube my friend! not enough traditional Anglo saxon music here on TH-cam.
Praise Woden!
Praise Woden kinsman
Actually the Saxons were very welcoming to Christianity and in about a year most of them converted, and they loved god a lot more through the ages and erected many churches, they became very religious and hated paganism because of vikings.
Nima Pourkarimi That's not true at all. Charlemagne even came to England to help did them of their "Pagan" problem. The first Saxon King to convert was a weak fugitive who spent most of his life trying to escape being killed by rivals by hiding in friendly kingdoms. There is a theory that the Pagan Danes, (who lived where the Saxons did formerly) were asked by their Saxon cousins to come to their aid after the death of Charlemagne of France. That is why the first raid was on a monastery shortly after the death of Charlemagne. Sorry the facts don't aline. Most of the Anglo Saxon writings even in the later period make references to Woden, showing that they are at least torn or having a difficult time letting go of the old ways. Even the biblical stories were changed to convert them, Christ wasn't presented as a meek pacifist his crucifixion was presented akin to Wodens sacrifice on the world tree. The fact that Ostara/Easter (a Saxon fertility goddess) is still celebrated should speak volumes.
Maybe you should read a bit more of the surrounding stories instead of the world of one source before you slander an entire people.
The Northern Englishman does woden means odin ?
Erşan Kuneri yes, its an anglicized way of saying odin. such as jarl to eael
Oh my. This is amazing.
May I use this in a future video? You'll be given credit of course.
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Yes, of course! I'm a fan of your videos, so feel free, and thank you for the kind words
Thank you!
Þancie þē!
It's imporssible listening to those kind of music and not remember ''Leornende''
Crazy how this evokes a strange sense of nostalgia. Its in our blood.
Proud to be a son of Northumbria!
@Huon Turnbull Northumbria/British are Anglo-Saxon. Anglo/English. Mixture of Britons and Germanics.
Northumbrians are danes.
Me too!
Merica and wessex are better
@@theidioticbgilson1466 nope. They have some Nordic heritage, but it wasn't enough to change their lineage
So proud of my heritage
I am "American" by where i live. But i am English & Swedish by blood.
My English roots are old and well documented.
Hailing from Essex and East Anglia respectively. My family held minor nobility
around Surrey and it was mentioned in the Domesday book from the 11th century.
Obvioulsy they lost those titles when the Normans took over,
but it was still nice to see my "Noble Blood" wasn't from Normans, but
from actual Anglo-Saxon ancestors. Luckily the Normans kept better
records than the Angles and Saxons, lol. Or might have never known
for certain what i grew up being told by my Grandfather.
My Swedish side is from old Uppsala. Excuse me, "Gamla Uppsala". Lol.
I wonder if they were there when the Temple to the Gods existed.
It's rare to see americans being proud of their english roots. most americans claim and sometimes falsely claim to have irish or italian roots
@@tarasto6772the Americans have no connection to us Anglo Saxon English or to our ancestors and that a good thing Americans do like to claim that they have Irish Scottish or welsh heritage but most of the time they claim to have native Indian heritage 🤦🏼😂🤣 im just glad as a pure blooded native Englishman that we dodge a bullet with the American trying to claim of being something they our not 😂🤣😂🤣
Cool to have some original music in an authentic Old English style!
Anglo-Saxon, not Old English.
@@sh-hg4eg very true, well spotted! 😊
@@sh-hg4eg A Saxon ruled England. It's English.
@@sh-hg4eg Anglo-Saxons are Old English
Some of my ancestors came from the Anglo-Saxons such as the Huntingtons. Their past before 1066 is cryptic to say the least and their language was simple amounting to about 25,000 words only. This music is simple in character like they were.
I’m actually so happy to be English/British
Beautiful music!
Greetings from Greece!
I am proud of my Anglo Saxon ancestors and the high culture they produced. I will do my best to carry on their legacy... my legacy.
ironic, as you have a picture of a Roman as your dp, who is almost certainly not your heritage.
@Cult of DECC Think genetically...then culturally.
@@meeplesquadge I admire the Romans for their achievements as well. In today's world Europeans should be supporting each other.
@@wardrm5598 True brother. Im russian and i support all europeans because we are brothers. Its time to think outside of our ego-nationalism and embrace european nationalism instead and at the same time dont forget who we are. We are romanic, hellenic, germanic, celtic and slavic. We are europeans.
@@MrSernyak dont for get turkic, they are european too
Even though it's not the dark ages, I feel anglo-saxon blood in me
This is the most beautiful piece of work my ears have ever had the blessing to hear.
No clue who could possibly dislike this. I'm a Dane/ Svear/ Geat/ Rus' (among others) amalgamation, and I still love it.
Oh, I'm also subbing. Figured I'd mention that.
Skål, brođir!
*broðir
Þank u sir, blessings to u and yours!
@@servantofaeie1569
Look, that's just what eth looks like on my phone.
Blame Samsung. But it's still an eth.
I carry the proud Saxon name of Everette. It translates to "fearless bravery". Literally, it translates to "wild boar," the Saxon symbol of the type of bravery that will carry a charging boar up the shaft of a spear to kill the man who kill it. So, I glad something besides my name carries on my lost culture.
I have English, Irish and Scottish heritage.
I have Norwegian, Swedish, Irish, English, German, and Dutch heritage
English, Scottish and German here
English and german
East London ..cork city and Liverpool here I also have German cousins because my aunt married a German his name was Karl sieber from Hamburg
English, Welsh, Scottish
half my ancestry is central and northern European PROUD of my heritage my blood regardless of what anyone else says!
The Anglo-Saxon is the greatest people of all time❤🇬🇧🏴🇩🇪🇩🇰🇧🇻🇸🇪🇳🇱
Eh.
I'm too modest to agree with that. Even if it was right.
Incredible. Really beautiful song.
Please make more...I need tunes for drinking with my mead-brothers.
Thank you. I do plan to create more Anglo-Saxon folk songs and make other related videos on the subject of heathenism as well. Stay tuned.
Hail Wōden
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 I obviously implied IN THE STYLE of Anglo-Saxon folk music. Never said traditional or that it is a historical reconstruction anywhere. The description to the video is only a handful of sentences long, and clearly states it is "meant to resemble and pay tribute to the music created in Anglo-Saxon England." As in it is my interpretation and homage. For my own enjoyment. As an experiment.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 shut up norseman
@@hromundwodening2261 What instrument is used in this song. Really great melody!
Englishman from the North West of England. Anglo-Saxon roots here
Hello. My daughter has done a video on anglo saxons for her primary school project. May we please play some of your beautiful music alongside her writing? We will of course include a link to your video. Many thanks in advance.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 So what?
It pays a damn good tribute to it, it's a simple and non-overwhelming piece that would be ideal for such a video and it certainly has a strong Anglo-Saxon vibe to it, it wouldn't fit an academic diatribe about the Anglo Saxon world, but for a primary school project, it would do fine.
As to your request, "Eve B", I am not the creator and I feel kinda bad speaking for him and I hope not to disrespect the creator by doing so, but believe me, there's no way he would've minded your daughter using it for a primary school project, I know I'm late, but if in the future this comes up with this or any other song, as long as it's a small scale, especially education-based use of the product/song with the inclusion of a link, then no creator will ever mind.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 cringe snob
Part Mexican part English, trying to learn Anglo-Saxon, beautiful culture from old europe.
This has me definitely feeling some sort of way. A strang nostalgia and Deja Vu.
Same 😭
Me (A Mexican): I can feel the Anglo-Saxons coming inside me!
I'm only 19% English, but I wish that were 100%. The Anglo-Saxons were one of my favorite civilizations, and I wish the English language was more recognizable to its old counterpart.
if you are interested in Anglo Saxons then look up English companions and Regia Anglorum
Proud to be a anglo Saxon descendents English till I die 🏴❤️⚔️👍🏻
ANGLO SAXON TILL I DIE, GOD BE WITH US.
That’s right lad 🏴❤️⚔️
I am German, Irish, and English. My family also traced back to the Anglo-Saxon. That is how I got my name "Saxton" (meaning swordsman).
Saxons get their name from a knife called a seax pronounced sax, it's one of their most important tools but it's not a sword.
@@erikseavey9445 I know that but my name specifically means sword
I am ~69% Anglo-Saxon, and I must say that this gives me a sense of pride for my culture. I am also ~10% Celtic, 8% Germanic(German/Dutch), 5% French, 4% Swedish, 3% Norwegian, and 1% Baltic.
The eternal mutt strikes again.
Proud Anglo Saxon American 💜💜
Anglo Saxons are gone, English people are a mix of Norman, Scandinavian, Anglo-Saxon and Celtic people’s
@Coco Austin what?
@Coco Austin What? I’m not Indian. I’m European
@Coco Austin Sorry you’re not being clear what you’re asking, what is your question??
@@kadenelijah9329 How are the English people not Anglo Saxon. Their DNA is primarily Anglo-Celtic. The Normans barely mixed into the English population.
Half blood English and Scot. Keep it alive
I’m the most culturally mixed person ever. I’m 20% English, 40% middle eastern, 6% Italian, 6% ethio, 6% Iraqi, 3% Scottish, 3% Irish, and a bunch more
@@faisalpresentz are you American? Perhaps Canadian?
@@PlayerBRUV I am Saudi Arabian - American of English descent. I love British history because it makes up a quarter of my ancestry
That’s my sister. We have same ancestry bc we’re siblings obv
Proud Mercian listening to this glory, brap brap!
This Ancient old stuff...has got more going on than the new crap!
Lies
Theseus9
As opposed to ancient new stuff?
@Stormer248 anyways, Jack Stauber and The Hu are great musicians.
BRUH THIS IS LIKE A 30 SECOND LOOP LMAO
Not really.
Did a DNA test a while ago and its says im 54% French/German and 34% British, numbers cant tell you everything but from the looks of my family im of Norman-Anglo Saxon decscent, feels good to connect with my germanic roots, love to all my germanic brothers : )
"People commonly use the word pride, perhaps incorrectly, to mean the celebration and the embrace of one's own ethnic heritage and identity." ~ Hrōðmund Wōdening
Whether Anglo-Saxons, Danes, Norwegians, Frisians or Old Saxons, all believed in the same Gods, and all feast together in Valhalla/Wælheall/Walhall.
Just wanted to learn a bit of my husband's roots. He's from Norfolk Uk. 😊
Thank you for making this fantastic resource available! I'm looking forward to checking out your channel!
I'm Anglo American. This means a lot to me. I'm not at all racist. But I love listening to the music of my ancient ancestors. So cool.
Eric Moore don't be afraid to be "racist" germanic people have done more for this earth then any other people/race. Be proud
It is not racist to be white and proud if your heritage. Only a racist would have you believe that.
Eric Moore Hey, if black People and Asian people can take pride in their ancestral culture and heritage, then why shouldn’t we eh?
Being partly Anglo Saxon and having an interest in the culture and language is 100% fine.
Be a lot cooler if you were
My mother is / was Saxony, bless her
Thank you, Nice Song. From USA :)
I feel like I am a person from the Anglo-Saxon period when I am listening to this.
Thx for sharing. New interpretation of Ancient Music is such an uncovered and underrated territory.
Yorkshire here......we are Northmen!
kingo1465 just curious, why have you got a Brythonic dragon as your profile picture, wouldn't the Nordic Raven be better?
Ironically Yorkshire has the highest percentage of Anglo-Saxon DNA in Britain but you all seem to think you're Vikings
@@foolofhearts8126 that's the dragon of Wessex
@@keighlancoe5933 I am proud of being Anglo Saxon, I also have Swedish ancestry.
Also from Yorkshire, proud man of Norþanhymbra. Hail the All-father Wōden!
Was feeling in tune with my English roots today and felt like listening, good song
Same here. I feel a connection to the land
@@faisalpresentz same, all my family are all white british
Shout out the the person who traveled back in time and recorded this
truly hypnotic, just watched another brilliant episode of last kingdom, and with this music I relax in my great hall. ...not so great, and not really a hall but at least an open fire, a rug and my dog by my side, it will have to do. I could listen to this over and over
Thanks a lot for you comment, I really appreciate it! You can definitely look forward to some more in the future.
The Last Kingdom is amazing.
The Wandering Knight no season 3?
Legendary culture.
They say we have nO cUlTuRe
We must remind them all
The beautiful music of my ancestors ❤
A simple yet much saying rythm. I can imagine a campfire with some germanic people grilling raw meat or talking with eachother. Then later on we fast forward a couple of years and the old campsite gets used. The musik plays quietly in the background while you hear a German,a duch,an english,and three skandinavian toungues speaking. What was once one tree sprang multiple roots.
As an English man born and living in England, with both sides of my family English as far back as can be traced I'm torn. I identify with both the Britons and the Anglo Saxons but convention seems to dictate you're one or tother. Did a DNA test recently out of curiosity; I'm apparently 100% European, 98.7% NW Europe, 97.8% British & Irish. Regardless, love the music - be great to get some more!
beautiful
thanks for this piece
Any chance you will post more music?
French guy here with english and german roots and viking as well (dowbiggin and stackhouse)
This is weirdly nostalgic?
Blood memory, as some call it.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 It is obviously a modern anglo saxon inspired song. Not actual ancient anglo saxon music, smart one.Ethno-nationalism is on the high rise, keep crying. It will only help more brothers and sisters to awake for our glorious future. The only one who is ridiculous, are the ones who does not have an ingroup preference.
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 "Reactionary shite", "Racist" how about you actually come with an argument or something instead of throwing buss words. "Reactionaries" can literally exist anywhere on the political spectrum. "Historical garbage" oh how dare people care about their heritage and their own identity. What a twisted world we live in.
Ancestry truly brings you to some amazing places... Such as this i am Irish yet it turns out I have a bit of Anglo-Saxon in me which I never thought I would have....
Well it wasnt really the anglo saxons that invaded ireland it was the normans élites of england so tecnically vikings frenchies people are Who started the invasión of ireland
However you see the Norman Elites invaded but most people then were Anglo-Saxon, so the Norman elites Invaded with Anglo-Saxon Armies@@francoisdaureville323
I am a descendant of Alfred the great and Hengist and Horsa I raise a toast to our People our Music and our Culture and
offer my gratitude to your Channel and this Community
You are lucky
Ælfræd the Græt yessss!
I salute u sir!!!
Mixed Anglo-Celtic roots with a touch of Nordic descent (courtesy of the Viking invasions into Thumbria and Wessex). Proud of my lineage in a age that seeks to cut me away from the roots of my ancestors. This Marxian age can go to hell; long live the Anglos!
Greetings from Lancashire.
Greetings from America. From a patriot with strong British Isles roots in my ancestry.
I am...20%...Germanic...so...that means something..
The original banger
LOVE IT GOD BLESS ENGLAND
Do many Saxons specialize in playing the saxophone?
Beautiful music here....
Retorne guerreiro, precisamos de mais músicas assim😢🙏🏾🙏🏾
Wonferful!!
Thank you so much for work!!
Thank you. There is more to come.
You're welcome!
I'm 52% English, 27% Irish, 14%Welsh, 2% Scottish, 3% Swedish and Danish and 2% German. Have an Irish surname but born in England. My English DNA is concentrated in Devon, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. My Irish DNA is located in east County Mayo. My Scottish DNA is traced back to Edinburgh. My Welsh DNA is centred around Carmarthenshire. I guess my Danish and Swedish DNA is derived via the Vikings. Unsure where my 2% German DNA comes from. Always felt I was predominantly Irish so my DNA results has somewhat shocked me. My DNA is littered with Anglo Saxon surnames: Pike, Moody, Robin, Palmer (ok, Anglo-Norman) , Opher.
Difficult to grasp that my Irish DNA is so low. I went to an Irish Catholic school, was told I even look Irish. Now I am in the process of changing my mindset which has been difficult, a mindset that firmly believed that my ancestors were mainly Irish.
Researched my genealogy hence the clarity.
Knew my father's side were predominantly Irish. Lost my mum when I was 6. Dad told me my mum's side were also Irish but evidently not the case. Guess I am now Team Wessex.
I'm an American but my English roots run deep, praise Woden!
Praise Woden, brother Saxon from across the water!
What's Woden? It's Odin
@@biebersucks27 nah sorry mate you're wrong
@@biebersucks27 Woden is who the Saxons worshipped, Odin was the Norse.
@@biebersucks27 you are very wrong
I'm mainly Native American. Specifically half Cherokee and Blackfoot but I have some German in me on my great grandfathers side
This is Anglo Saxon music the Anglo-Saxons are English not American
everybody here being proud of their heritage
Yep, the fact i’ve heard people say we shouldn’t be proud like wtf i love my heritage and wouldn’t change it for anything. It’s part of me
Ayo my ancestors dropping some heavy beats
My ancestors my blood my soul belongs to my forefathers and mothers.
* The music whilst you are in a tavern and listening to the bartender give you details about the quest you are about to receive from him. *
Magnificent Song from My Anglo-Saxon Age of Freedom, Lordship and Glory! Hail Anglo-Saxon England! Hail Hrodmund Wodening! Hail Odin! Hail Freyja! Hail Frigga! Hail Victory!
Hail Stones!😆⛈️☔
I’m a proud descendent of anglo saxon
Wow this is beautiful
My heritage is distinctly Celtic rather than Anglo Saxon. But they are still a part of my and my countries history and origin. So they’re most welcome in my books
I am Dumnonni. My last name is Hensley. I havw traced my heritage back to 1200. I was in the Souther Peninsula of England. There were 18 tribes in the land.
Then the invasions began. Vikings from the North, and Christians from the South.
We came from a Celtic tribe that was fused with the very early immigrants out of Scandinavia.
We traveled from the Norther lands to Sweden, all of us European folk, and branched out.
My tribe became the Irish and fused with Danes in the Bronze Age. Then we migrated throughout Ireland and ending up in early Devon England. My local tribes picked this up and we built houses, or manors and became Lords.
Thats where my family started.
I have links there as well, through Custennin and his descendants.
I beg of thou,
Hrōðmund Wōdening, could you make an (Maybe Intense) Action Anglo-Saxon Musical Track?
Thank you for reading my request, Good Day to You Sir, Auf Wiedersehen!
-Sincerely, Dracelt