Metsatöll and Estonian National Male Choir (RAM)

Songname: Oma laulu ei leia ma üles (I Cannot Find My Song)

Metsatöll is an Estonian folk metal band. The name "Metsatöll" is an ancient Estonian euphemism for wolf, which is reflected in the harshness of their lyrics. In the dating of their creative output, as well as on their web page, Metsatöll utilise the ancient pagan chronology, beginning with the Billingen catastrophe in the year 8213 B.C., when the Baltic ice lake broke through to the ocean and most of what is now the territory of Estonia became dry land.

The Estonian National Male Choir (RAM) is currently the largest full-time professional male choir in the world. Founded in 1944 by the legendary composer and leader of the Estonian choral movement, Gustav Ernesaks, the choir has since been conducted by several highly esteemed Estonian choral conductors, including Olev Oja, Kuno Areng, Ants Üleoja, Ants Soots and 2005-2008 Kaspars Putninsh from Latvia.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Metsatoll
• Live
• Estonian
• Male
• Choir
• Folkmetal
• Metal

[Sheytocaru]

From what DVD Live is this from?

[Folktroll1]

@Sheytocaru Raua Needmine (2006)

[littleblackpistol]

Glorious.

[kurikala]

Võimas :)

[notmrbill]

Anyone know the name of the song?

Great band. \m/

[WikingEST]

Its rather ironic to sing pagan/folk-metal in the ruins of a monastery... religions come & go... pagans are forever!

[GermanFafnir]

This is just awesome! Metal is so much in the middle of society in Estonia. It's not far from the German middle but this integration in the society is just EPIC!!!

[kuolleetomenapuut]

Come to Hungary *.*

[Uir88]

normaalne, 0 dislikei:!

[Madismilling]

@Heimist It's (Estonian) zither

[PartOfSandrasLife]

@Heimist I think it's called zither in english..