Corvus Corax In Taberna

[MissesLordi]

Beautiful song... I can't stop singing it! But... what's the album name?

[Roflcopter4b]

@MissesLordi This song is 1000 years old...

[raptortcl]

Fucking masterpiece. Great song.

[robes21]

I wanna be drunk and dance in a barn \m/

[BDSMstuff]

Stary Olsa - W karczmie - sounds the same like this for me ;)

[Superassfire]

Sehr sehr geil beim Summerbreeze

[EverDark91]

reminds me of the Medieval festival :D

[schwarzeselle1]

wiso sidn die da zu 8 sind doch nur 7 leute oder

[sChLuErFF1]

@schwarzeselle1 das bild is etwas älter ;) auch andere mitglieder

[iamthemoonchilde1]

this song is so awesome, these guys are so much fun! thanks for uploading it!

[andjack]

The song is from 1900-1950 something.  The lyricks are original medival though.

[95TheDeftOne]

@andjack No, the original song is from the middle ages (from the "Carmina Burana" manuscript), the 1900-1950 is a version by german composer Carl Orff, who created new orchestral music for the original Carmina Burana (the original already had their own musical part).

[andjack]

@95TheDeftOne The original lyrics is from the Carmina Burana, writte around 1230 to mid 1300. Most of the lyrics/text in CB has no music scores.

Carl Orff wrote the music, scores, for 24 of the lyrics, found in 1847 edition, in his own work "Carmina Burana" 1935-36. CB 196 is the lyrics for this song.

Use Wikipedia "Carmina Burana (Orff)" for more information.

[andjack]

@andjack "Carmina Burana" edition G. Bernt, A. Hilka and O. Schumann, München 1979. It can be found on net and there you have the lyrics.

Look at w w w hs-augsburg de ~ harsch Chronologia Lspost13 CarminaBurana bur_car0.html  Just add . and / so the link gets created.

[andjack]

@andjack

And of course the good source is

members optusnet com au ~ charles57 Carmina

Happy reading.

[andjack]

@andjack and I nearly forgot this one ar

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[95TheDeftOne]

@andjack I already knew all you said, but In Taberna has the original music score and Corvus Corax's is similar to the original. Do some research and you'll find some interpretation of the original and others with the Orff music. Sorry for bad english...

[DamonAmarth666]

heißt ´Corvus corax´ = ´ krächzender Rabe´???

[revilo111]

@DamonAmarth666

Ne das ist eig. nur der wissenschaftliche Name für Rabe

[edendown]

@DamonAmarth666 corvus korax ist die wissenschaftliche bezeichnung für den kolkraben

[DominionOfTheSword]

You can tell they are Germans by looking at them

[DrawainTheDragon]

@DominionOfTheSword

Lol, how? O:

[GimloxPL]

Sic! :D Hoc canticum ebrie est :D et qui bibit, dormit; qui dormit, non peccat; ergo! :D qui non peccat, sanctus est. :D Mihi placet, sed carmen "Meum est propositum" melius esse affirmo. :D Valete!

[K1Wolf]

I´m making a work about this music in Medieval Societies and Cultures. This song helped me a lot, still I would like to read more opinions so i can fill any gap.

[MortimerVonMeissen]

@K1Wolf

Conioscis latine loquere? :D

[xXRipGhostXx]

IN TABERNA!!!

[Frejadisa]

Thank you, Thank you, thank you thank you!!!!!!

[Commodore4life]

Bibit hera, bibit herus, bibit miles, bibit clerus, bibit ille, bibit illa, bibit servus cum ancilla, bibit velox, bibit piger, bibit albus, bibit niger, bibit constans, bibit vagus, bibit rudis, bibit magus, Bibit pauper et aegrotus, bibit exul et ignotus, bibit puer, bibit canus, bibit praesul et decanus, bibit soror, bibit frater, bibit anus, bibit mater, bibit ista, bibit ille, bibunt centum, bibunt mille.

[viejotes]

What language is it?

[Commodore4life]

@viejotes Latin.

If you don't know, a simple google search can do wonders, you know :)

[Dollegeblogt]

@viejotes Latin

[xxxxPumpkinKingxxxxx]

Corvus Corax Hammer !

[Fan666Maiden]

what is the instrument called that the guy that's kneeling down in the middle is holding? The one that they play with a bow?

Please answer...

[ycathshaw]

@Fan666Maiden

it's a tromba marina

[Fan666Maiden]

@ycathshaw - All right, thank you very much.

[Amurrus]

@Fan666Maiden

It's a tromba marina. Makes a trumpet like sound, due to the vibration of a special bridge and sometimes additional sympathetic strings inside the instrument.

Wikipedia has some very useful information and links for it.

[Fan666Maiden]

@Amurrus - Thanks. I suppose they make those themselves?

[Amurrus]

@Fan666Maiden

Couldn't tell you for sure. Most of these bands work with luthiers basing their instruments on both historical examples and information, plus their own experience with the instruments or how they'd like them to sound and look.

Even if I don't know anything about instrument crafting I've been dreaming about doing a tromba marina for myself for a long time haha.

[Broetchen8441]

gibt's dazu eig. auch lyriks?^^

[disturbedrocker12]

@Broetchen8441 ja man siehe "carmina burana"^^

ich konnte sie mal auswendig... weis nich obs noch stimmt xD

in taberna quando sumus non curamus quid sit humus

sed ad ludum properamur cui semper insudamur... und so weiter

[mephisto0815]

you now that you are the only guy who has the diskversion posted on youtube

[BDSMstuff]

@mephisto0815 yes i know it badly ;p but this song is cover form "stary olsa" song name "w karczmie". I like Corvus but that song is much better in orginal... try find it on yt.

[Samiross90]

cheers prost and skol

[hermosaesfinge]

Oh I really love it!!! I can't stop listening this song!!! And I love how corvus corax plays it!!

[aztecaxDxD]

this is like 100000th time what i listen this song! i need a fuckuing six pac of beer! come on my friends lets drink some beer!

[cancanmx555]

Pos órale, bato, saca las cheves!

[gandalfs284]

Beer and cheers!

[aztecaxDxD]

cheeeeeeeeeeeeers my friends!!!!!!!!!!