She recently released a folk album called Folkesange, if I remember correctly, it has a full version of this song along with a few other covers and original songs
Lmao, I was 100% thinking it was a hurdy gurdy, then I was like, wait, there's no spinny bit. It has notes that you push down sorta like an accordian, but oh gosh, you use a bow too, and it sounds like a violin a little. I truly love this odd hybrid
I've never seen an instrument like this...has such an unique sound. Her voice is lovely. As others have commented, I wish this video was longer. Beautiful!
bro dont forget its your own culture. norse culture is directly descended from old germanic tribes. norse mythology is just an newer version of odinism wich took place in germany. have some pride in our people broder
Btw, it’s called a Nyckelharpa, as it says. I played one a few days ago and when I was just jamming on my guitar I might’ve cracked how to play a nyckelharpa good. I’ll try that next time I’m there
@@JessR0416 Thanks for posting the link. I've purchased the full song and others by Myrkur as well. Although not what I expected from this clip, she's quite an inspiring artist and I'm listening to her other work now.
I always Imagined Valhalla to be sounding more like a Happy band of drunkard yelling, singing and growling their joy towards the battles they've fought, and the ones yet to come.
I'd imagine it so too. Valhalla is that part of the soul that takes pleasure in the spirituality of struggle, violence and death. It's a dark place, an eerie breeze of pain, anger, sadness, joy and pleasure all joined in a chilling harmony.. Being a norweigan I've heard this type of music all my life. And understanding how cruel mother nature must have been to live in here back in the old days it's no wonder this type of music came pouring out of our people tbh 😏
Of course the Scandinavian woman playing the obscure instrument has a beautifully enchanting voice to match her gorgeous looks and soft white skin with shimmering blonde hair.
@UCEqn0hhI933dQVm_T9t1L8Q How does it feel to live in a degenerate city where crime and rapes happen on a daily basis? Even if I did in fact live in my mothers basement, that would be a more pleasant option than a concrete box filled with strangers.
It sounds like comfort for those who have lost a loved one, a war cry for those who are ready to fight, and peace for those who are troubled by what is about to happen
when i listen north music i literally want to cry. i'm feeling it in my blood. but i'm from Turkey and like you said no one is from north in my family. but i feel it i literally cry when i listen, when i see scandinavia
I’m an Indian and hand upon heart this so beautiful. Many thanks. Only gripe it is so short and the ending is so abrupt. Hope there is a much longer version out soon
Wherever I go, whatever I do, whatever time it might be, I find myself coming back to that song, to that video with the beautifull dark queen singing in the wind, every cord of her lovely instrument, pinching my soul.
This is one of the most if not the most beautiful things ive ever heard it makes my heart bleed. In a good way. Its completely undescribable what this makes me feel
There’s something so beautiful, melancholy, and haunting about this snippet of music that really does beckon you. I can’t even imagine how complicated that instrument is to play.
This.... its in my soul. Hard to explain how spiritual this is, the music, her voice. Unreal. Amazing. I could listen to her all day & I’d drift through eternity elated.
im sorry to break it to you but we screwed natural selection up, we idiot proofed everything and now the idiots continue to live on and our entire evolution is fucked
I have dream of one day making a movie about Charlse the 12th of Sweden with the opening scene showing him and his army staring over the russina wasteland with the nyckleharpa playing in the background. It would be a "the king" (netflix) type movie but I think it would be epic especially with the interesting life Charles lived.
@Forgan Mreeman fuck off there is not a fucking culture or race ticket for listening to music. Thats literally for what culture serves, for sharing and learning. You cant privatice culture
I am a Norwegian American. As I dig into my heritage more, I am amazed at how close Scandinavian music is to Irish. And wonder if not because of all the young Irish lasses the Vikings carried North so long ago....? I married a lass of Irish blood. We both like it.
![MYRKUR - Folkesange [FULL ALBUM STREAM]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/c277UL4iAC0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Almost criminal that this is only 90 seconds long. I want it to continue perpetually.
right-click video, Loop
@@Chris9183 Thanks for the tip! My life has changed! No more making separate playlists for individual videos, haha
She recently released a folk album called Folkesange, if I remember correctly, it has a full version of this song along with a few other covers and original songs
You are right !!!!!!-
@@evilemuempire9550 i coudent find this song on the album
This instrument looks like the missing link between a violin and a hurdy gurdy.
Lmao, I was 100% thinking it was a hurdy gurdy, then I was like, wait, there's no spinny bit. It has notes that you push down sorta like an accordian, but oh gosh, you use a bow too, and it sounds like a violin a little. I truly love this odd hybrid
It's a nyckelharpa - a Swedish folk instrument, around since about 1300 and still with us today.
If you search TH-cam for "nyckelharpa," you'll find quite a bit of harpa music
I thought it was a gun
That and a millipede.
The thumbnail looked like Sarah Connor with a machine gun, but this is even better.
😂 oof.. i'm dead
I sometimes refer to my nyckelharpa as my assault fiddle.
Fuckin hell im in stitches
I think this combo would kill more robots....
Wow 😂😂😂😂
This reminds me of memories I only feel and places I've never been. 😢
Wind's howling.
Damn it, a storm
Looks like rain...
how long are u gonna make me wait
FOUND ME PAN HAVE YE
Let's play gwent.
Anybody else feel like they are back on Skellige?
theslayerofthemall Yeah! (And in Velen at approximately the end of the song)
I was thinking Grizzly Hills or Howling Fjord in World of Warcraft myself.
I was thinking about The Banner Saga
Yeeah
oh-ho yeah, this brings you back.
I don't have an inkling of Scandinavian blood in me, and yet this music makes me feel so much.
Off course y not have scandinavian blood)
I think IT is pretty obvious you don't have Scandinavian blood buddy hahah
@@Voyasermama ye, he mentioned that, don't understand the point of making it any obvious. Mans just trying to enjoy music from another culture.
Humans having shared feelings over music is a gift from the gods. I love that you love this music! You are awesome!
@@apolon92s 😂😂
Thank you for keeping the voice of our ancestors alive
Ethereal voice with an old haunting instrument? I need more of this music asap
very unrelated but listen to Opeth for haunting ethereal music
List to Folksaenge from her. It's an amazing album with lots of songs like that.
th-cam.com/video/c277UL4iAC0/w-d-xo.html
Worth a buy. :D
Agreed
very relaxing. We want longer version
serby84 I couldnt agree more this is calming
Update: I've recorded a longer version of the song for you coming soon
Myrkur Øksemorder thank you! Amazing!!!
Please, we cannot wait!
Amazing!!
I've never seen an instrument like this...has such an unique sound. Her voice is lovely. As others have commented, I wish this video was longer. Beautiful!
🎯Came here to say exactly this, but you stole the words right out of my mouth. 🎯
Totally Agree.
She is hot right? It's not just because of the contrast of how ugly that instrument is? Right?
Some say that "nyckelharpa" is a Swedish invention and some say it is from northern Germany. But today it is mostly used in Sweden.
Something special about Nordic people.
I'm from Germany and truly admire the old nordic music and culture. This song truly touched my hearth!
bro dont forget its your own culture. norse culture is directly descended from old germanic tribes. norse mythology is just an newer version of odinism wich took place in germany. have some pride in our people broder
Well every culture we have comes from germany
@@magnipettersson4432 ye are so right. And also, please be Muslim
@@tobiasjansson2912 not every, but every one of them which are in North Europe
@@magnipettersson4432 the nyckelharpa is swedish. Not german
Do more of this!
Camelworks absolutely beautiful
LORE VIDEO WITH THIS IN IT NOW
what are u doing here bro. lol
Yaaaassss
Camelworks I didn't expect to see you here! Are you a nykelharpa and hurdy-gurdy lover too?
It fascinates me how inventive human beings are with instruments. The people that play such instruments fascinate me the same amount haha
It's amazing how much emotion comes out of that instrument
abive all, it comes from Amalia's eherial timeless voice....
@@simonidastankovic2627 "Abive all"? Is that the name of the song?
and it’s just that and her
simple yet complete
@@TheGingiGamer Its a typo 💀💀💀 there is no word in any of the northern languages that resemble that exept for all…
Btw, it’s called a Nyckelharpa, as it says.
I played one a few days ago and when I was just jamming on my guitar I might’ve cracked how to play a nyckelharpa good. I’ll try that next time I’m there
Myrukur dear please please PLEASE record and release the full song of this incredible tune. It's an absolute gem
mundabi itun.es/us/_v-1jb this is the full version
Thank you so much!!
I'd love to see a full folk album, her traditional music is too good
Thank you for posting that!
@@JessR0416 Thanks for posting the link. I've purchased the full song and others by Myrkur as well. Although not what I expected from this clip, she's quite an inspiring artist and I'm listening to her other work now.
This is what Valhalla sounds like.
...and you bet I subscribed to it.
I always Imagined Valhalla to be sounding more like a Happy band of drunkard yelling, singing and growling their joy towards the battles they've fought, and the ones yet to come.
I'd imagine it so too. Valhalla is that part of the soul that takes pleasure in the spirituality of struggle, violence and death. It's a dark place, an eerie breeze of pain, anger, sadness, joy and pleasure all joined in a chilling harmony..
Being a norweigan I've heard this type of music all my life. And understanding how cruel mother nature must have been to live in here back in the old days it's no wonder this type of music came pouring out of our people tbh 😏
maybe..
@@freddyb.b8120 Liv Ullmann said Norway has a philosopher in every valley.
Северные народы прекрасны! Самые красивые люди планеты! :)
Of course the Scandinavian woman playing the obscure instrument has a beautifully enchanting voice to match her gorgeous looks and soft white skin with shimmering blonde hair.
Long live Scandinavia!
Skål!
As they say in Sweden, اَللّٰهُ أَكْبَر !
NeR0ch lmao. Good one!
@Nim Boo Your children will be the last generation to "sing" in swedish.
@UCEqn0hhI933dQVm_T9t1L8Q How does it feel to live in a degenerate city where crime and rapes happen on a daily basis?
Even if I did in fact live in my mothers basement, that would be a more pleasant option than a concrete box filled with strangers.
It sounds like comfort for those who have lost a loved one, a war cry for those who are ready to fight, and peace for those who are troubled by what is about to happen
No one expects the Spanish inquisition.
@ Bwahaha!
It’s like you predicted COVID-19.
I LOVE this comment!
🤘🏻
This beautiful music gave me goosebumps. It's so moving and mediaeval. Soul Music. What a beautiful instrument and singing.
Сразу можно ставить саундтреком для фильма про средневековых рыцарей.😀👍Какой удивительный инстумент.А девушка красавица,как из старинной сказки.👱♀️
We need this magick...
This is so deeply emotional....so perfect. She sings like an elf
I’m not originally Scandinavian, but I have Norwegian roots and this makes me even more proud of that.
Literally a mix between Agni Parthene and Farewell to Nigg. All the same notes in all the same order. Beautiful.
Once you understand the lyrics, it’s even more beautiful.
I'm not even of from this side of the world nor I think any of my family is but I feel like this touches me for some reason. I like it alot
Folk music no matter where it's from, touches on the same feelings.
that's the magic of music
Where did it touch you huh show me on this doll.
It's in your blood. Look into the History of the white nations. Your kind is being intentionally replaced.
when i listen north music i literally want to cry. i'm feeling it in my blood. but i'm from Turkey and like you said no one is from north in my family. but i feel it i literally cry when i listen, when i see scandinavia
Why is this only 1:28?
This broke my heart, showed promise of comfort, then broke my heart further with the abrupt end.
NotHis RealName I just got this song on iTunes
It’s 3 and a half minutes long there. Just as beautiful
NotHis RealName hit the replay button.
I agree
Too short
seriously only 90 second of this masterpiece !
This is one of my fav musical instruments; I love its sound. She seems a fairy.
Words can't describe the beauty of this. Time stops, the world keeps spinning and I need to sleep... but I'd rather keep this on repeat
This is truly Scandinavian... Let no airline or any other enemy tell you different. From Ireland.
@@gordonfreeman474 Nah, those are the VIKANGZ. Totally different tribe.
luckily my list of airlines and enemies is limited
Could not stand the power in this music. Ripped my heart out 😢. Awsomely awakened my Scandinavian. Thanks
I’m an Indian and hand upon heart this so beautiful. Many thanks. Only gripe it is so short and the ending is so abrupt. Hope there is a much longer version out soon
i acually started crying while listening to this. I love my country so much!
I am a Norwegian in America and absolutely loving this. I can hear it in my soul ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This takes me back to a time that I dont come from 💕
I want to believe she is singing in the perfect valley to get these amazing effects!
When she started singing I've searched for angels here in my room.
Magiczny dźwięk instrumentu i pięknie wykonany utwór aż ciarki przechodzą po ciele
Dzień zdaje się przebiegać inaczej, gdy przypadkiem trafi się na coś takiego. Wspaniałe
Most men strive to live a life worthy of a song like this for when we pass on.
What a gorgeous voice she has and it goes perfectly with her strange yet beautiful sounding instrument!
Music like this is so fantastic. It just takes you away into another world almost.
Music used to be important.
Kaer Morhen is my city.
Toussaint is my city
skellig is my city
skyrim is my city
@@Bambim8 you realize skrim was is a country in elder scrolls right there no city called skyrim in skyrim.
@@lifewithchuckie562 Kaer Morhen, Toussaint or Skellig aren't cities either.
Kjære Myrkur tyssen takk for alle veldig godt og vanskelig sangen !
Ha det bra !
Respekt, Ehre wem Ehre gebührt und eine Arische Schönheit noch dazu.
We need to hear songs like this more regularly , that actually is very ancient and Nordic, here in Sweden
This is one of the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard!
yup
Thank you Myrkur for preserving our nordic culture in such an amazing way. 😎👍💪
There are no words for this. It shall remain on loop for all of existence.
This is the most beautiful sound I have ever heard.
Who are the 83 beings in this sad world who would downvote something so beautiful.
Reptiles DK haha you beat me to it bro
Wherever I go, whatever I do, whatever time it might be, I find myself coming back to that song, to that video with the beautifull dark queen singing in the wind, every cord of her lovely instrument, pinching my soul.
The combination of the deep, modal harmonies of the nyckelharpa and her clear voice touch parts of me I never knew existed.❤
Absolutely hauntingly beautiful. I could listen to this music for ages
This is one of the most if not the most beautiful things ive ever heard it makes my heart bleed. In a good way. Its completely undescribable what this makes me feel
Over the years I must have heard this hundreds of times, and each time it’s like the first
There’s something so beautiful, melancholy, and haunting about this snippet of music that really does beckon you. I can’t even imagine how complicated that instrument is to play.
When she starts singing it goes straight through my soul...
I'm so glad she's so proud of and keeping alive her heritage. Being stunningly beautiful doesn't hurt either.
Most Beautiful & Magnificent, God Bless Beautiful !!!
Havn't seen snow in 10 Years and today it came back , i felt i needed to listen to this
1:17 that part is absolutely obscure and dark, now I understand why Scandinavian are so great doing metal.
Name just one contemporary danish band please.
@@mikkelbdker7186 why they gotta be danish?
@@Kimpes It was a reply to Mauro who claimed that Scandinavians were good doing metal. Swedes are good, Norwegians are ok but Danes really sucks.
@@Kimpes Pas på med hvad du siger min ven, jeg er dansk :-)
Mikkel Bødker King Diamond
As someone who loves hurdy gurdys and owns a violin, i feel a deep attraction to that instrument.
🌹“Other Worldly” Beautiful!!!
Im from iran and this song fly my ghost
This is awesome
I would pay good money to hear this on an album. This is exactly what I need in my music collection! PLEASE, put this on an album!
absolutely gorgeous- the music and Myrkur
Очень глубокая атмосфера вместе с прекрасной девушкой и чудным голосом....ах!
Greg Guitars LLC, n. Carolina....I'm in love!
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard
When I hear this, I feel as if I am heading to Howling Fjord (in World of Warcraft) for the first time, again
This is my favorite instrument, and this is how it should be played. Please, please record more.
I could watch/listen to this on repeat all day, every day, for the rest of my life.
I really want a longer version of this!
This.... its in my soul. Hard to explain how spiritual this is, the music, her voice. Unreal. Amazing. I could listen to her all day & I’d drift through eternity elated.
You have been transported to the Ethereal Realms on the wings of every note...
Do you ever feel homesick for a place you've never been?
Because I do.
I think this is a part of why most Scandinavians raign among the most happy, they know exactly where they belong.
Listening to that just took me back like 2 lifetime's, very beautiful
This speaks to me in a spiritual way..
So true... same for me.
@MP_Horizoter Remove that banner you are a disgrace for us nordics. Þü ert Svín bóndi!
abdurrahim kınıklı Sweden has no business with you
im sorry to break it to you but we screwed natural selection up, we idiot proofed everything and now the idiots continue to live on and our entire evolution is fucked
@@abdurrahimknkl1860 Fuck off, muslim.
wasn't sure what I was listening to but as soon as she starting singing I got cold chills .. beautifully awesome 👌
Beautiful music, beautiful woman ....
Took me ages to find something like this with the vocals 🥹 beautiful! 🫶🏻
fantastiskt vad vacker musik kan vara 2 av mina favoriter i i ett nyckelharpa och folk med denhär svängiga rösten
I'm a fan from Philippines...more song please
I can't understand the song but I feel the emotions. Love it💕
Absolutely spellbinding, my Viking blood is tingling
Sa më tërheq kjo melodi kjo muzik
I have dream of one day making a movie about Charlse the 12th of Sweden with the opening scene showing him and his army staring over the russina wasteland with the nyckleharpa playing in the background. It would be a "the king" (netflix) type movie but I think it would be epic especially with the interesting life Charles lived.
this is so beautiful it makes me wanna cry
До мурашек. Потрясающе!
Beautiful lady with an angelic voice playing hauntingly beautiful music. I could listen for hours!
Beautiful culture! Love from Turkey. Long live!
Your country is shit
@@banzaii4422 If you dont have anything positive to say never miss a good opportunity to shut up
@@anders9646 lol ive been there what else
It's awesome to have Scandinavian roots, very proud of it
I’m black and I have German roots does that count?
@@ManMan-ko7ll you dont need to share the same roots to enjoy and connect with any type of music :)
Buttered Toast Thank you.👍🏾
@@ManMan-ko7ll no.
@Forgan Mreeman fuck off there is not a fucking culture or race ticket for listening to music. Thats literally for what culture serves, for sharing and learning.
You cant privatice culture
Lovely! My moms mom’s
Family was from norra vram in skone sweden. I like this strange instrument very much.
I am a Norwegian American. As I dig into my heritage more, I am amazed at how close Scandinavian music is to Irish. And wonder if not because of all the young Irish lasses the Vikings carried North so long ago....? I married a lass of Irish blood. We both like it.
My heart is broken. Awesome
Herregud din röst är så fin, den snörper ihop hjärtat!
sound reminds me of eseraj or dildraba of India, .......powerful and captivating Myrkur
Charmingly. I would listen to this instrument and this voice forever.