Loving the Welsh theme Da iawn!!

I liked your comment before even finish reading

I liked the vid before I even started listening

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How do you know that some finnish people did'nt hear it first?

Or started :)

True. This is truly wonderful

Agreed, it always bugs me when people mention Celtic culture and only mention the Scots and Irish. Yet more people speak welsh than any other Celtic language.

You have to remember, Celtic culture lasted the longest in Scotland and Ireland so it's only natural for everyone to mostly think of them. If you want to get technical, the Celts were at one point or another in countries all over including eastern Europe, Germany and France, but you never see them credited with Celtic culture at all.

True. Then most people do not delve deeper into the lore.

I've been researching Celtic culture, and while my Irish (surname: Platt) and Scottish (surname Cing/Roi) cultures are known to me, I have learned about the Welsh, Cornish, Breton and Manx people. I've also learned of the Celtic roots of Northern Spain and Portugal, and the Gaul region of France, though they lost their Celtic languages and became Romanized. Cornish and Manx languages were on the verge of extinction, but efforts made to revive them have proven successful. Scotland is facing a loss of Native speakers of Scottish Gaelic, and efforts are underway to not have it as just a Scholarly language as Latin is. Scots, which is a form of Middle English, and Scotland probably the only place where Middle English is still widely spoken, appears to be in no danger. The Welsh and Breton speaking people have retained their Celtic languages. About all most people know about Wales, is that actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is Welsh. Recently, Microsoft Rewards featured castles in Wales. I had no idea there were so many, learned something new that day. Despite English occupation, the people of Wales kept their Celtic language, and Welsh is widely spoken there, and is the official language. You have much to be proud of.

YES! I'm American, but with Welsh ancestry on my mother's side, and hate that Wales is so neglected in this way sometimes. 😢 Also, as an avid lover of all things Arthurian, all I can say is "Bravo!" Absolutely epic music and a stunning way to appreciate Arthurian legend! ❤

I recommend you Brunuhville, Peter Crowley, John Powell and Gareth Coker :)

I’d like to nominate Marcus Warner/Evening Star, Hans Zimmer, and David Chappell as well.:) I also like a few tracks by Jyc Row, such as Castle of Time, and Brian Crain has some beautifully gentle pieces. I may add more to this comment if I think of any. I like lots of genres of music, but the “instrumental/epic genre is definitely my favorite.:)

Brunuhville and vindswept come to mind for sure, they're on my playlist

Really Slow Motion, Twelve Titans Music, Audiomachine, Secession Studios would love to join the pantheon.

Let’s not forget Tartalo Music!

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@@Em-ih5du I came back, and it is a shame to see that there is 1 now. Darn

Darth Revan did he roll both nay 20

Yes

I saw 'Emrys' and clicked

There's an awesome podcast called "Fireside" that's all about Irish myths and legends. He just started on Cu Cuhlainn last week.

@@geminigrrl66 oh snap, really? Is it on KZfaq?

@@thatweirdauthor7801 I found it on Spotify.

@@geminigrrl66 crud. I don't have Spotify.

I love the melodies

what type of video will you do?

@@maurorodrigosanchez6001 Sculptures

do it pls

Lol