Qntal - Unter der Linden (Live) скачать видео бесплатно

44velvet

grandios, auch live

frenchiecocorico1

@Amon69666 IV- My elder brother who speaks currently german has just transmitted me the right translation of your comment. It is pitiful and your stupidiity and filthy (fröshhenkelfresser, legastheniker, neidhammel) toward french must not be credited at your glory. Where is your reasoning? You replace your demonstration vacuity by insult ? From my own part, I will not reply such nonsenses because you are trivial.

frenchiecocorico1

@Amon69666 I- Despite the fact that I don't speak german,probably I understood nearly all what you said. Musicologists (and german's one too) established that Walther v d v (ca 1170-ca1228) wrote the lyrics of "Palastinalied¨" in 1218 during the fifth crusade but borrowed the melody at the french troubadour Jaufré Rudel (1120-1148) song "Lanquan li jorn". This is sure because "Palästinalied" manuscript was the only one WVDV work to have its original melody.

frenchiecocorico1

@Amon69666 II- Concerning the song "Unter der Linden", the lyrics constitue on evidence a quiet exact translation of the unknown french troubadour song "En Mai en douz tens novel". On account of this similitude and despite the lack of a written melody on WVDV manuscript, musicologists and musicians traditionnaly allocate the tune "En Mai au douz tens" to "Unter der Linden" which it seems to correspond at the best hypothesis.

frenchiecocorico1

@Amon69666 III- Yes french music in the middle age was the most influent in Europe as german music during romantical times. Yes, there are always cultural or technological borrowings from a country to another one but what is the wrong and the way to change? This is the ordinary process to make humanity evolved. But I never pretend that french culture is best than german or any else country culture but different and specific. This is not a reason to deny the historical facts.

frenchiecocorico1

@Amon69666 Oh you're certainly the best expert of Walther von der Vogelweide's life because all the other specialists including the german's ones ignored absolutely where and when he was born and died. Even, those experts supposed Walther von der Weide couldn't be his real name but the name of his birthplace. They ignore too when Walther von der Weide composed the song "Palästinalied". You should published rapidly the results of your interesting thesis. But first read attentively what I told

frenchiecocorico1

Walther von der Vogelweide used the former melody of the song "En Mai au douz tens nouvel" as so called "Saderaladon" by an anonymous french trouvère from the early 13° century for this song "Unter der Linden" as he used the former melody of the song "Lanquan li jorn" by troubadour Jaufré Rudel for his own song "Palästinalied". Everyone could hear and compare the dates and the melodies.

Qualia

i, as a german, can asure you, that the german language is in general awful for music ... but what she sings is to 90% a german that was spoken like 300 years ago, that is why it sounds nice.

damurx

Ich muss immer an dieses Lied denken, wenn ich Nachts durch mein Dorf spazieren gehe. Ich liebe es!!!!

Matt Huber

I do! (: But I'm not like most Americans.

Katrienchen

Mhh... sounds not bad, but her middel high german is very poor. What a pitty, because the song by Wather is really great...

megatwingo

Sehr schön!

Sarah M. Newman

They're coming to Philly in October...

HartiaKozu

I think so... I want to hear Qntal or Helium Vola (Qntal better :P), but for doing it, I have to go to WGT or M'era Luna... And where's the money? Me have no money :'(

Dhyan69

They also never came to Spain. I think they have only toured their homeland Germany and neighbour countries like Holland or Belgium. It's a pity they don't dare more, as someone said, their music is really zauberhaft = magical

Christophe MARTINEAU

zauberhaftes Lied ! féerique!

methanbreather

this song makes me cry

Sarah M. Newman

This is "Unter der Linden" from Qntal I.

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