I am just discovering Elthin. Being part Irish and part Slovakian I am so amazed! Your notes I found so interesting. I play Celtic music, the Tin Whistle, and one tune I picked up at a session was a tune from Brittany - "The Wren" which I found to be such a lovely tune. My first "love" was Medieval & Renaissance Music and then Celtic. Whoever you are, you impress me with your knowledge and I thank you for educating me. Be well, and as I tell my friends, "Don't take any wooden nickels,!

Seems to me that a lot of Breton tunes are simply titled as the associated dance, irrespective of whether or not they have another more unique title. I play the Basque txistu, and many Basque tunes are similarly titled. It gets confusing sometimes.

​@@marklammas2465 you are right, breton songs are often named after the associated dance!

​@korwentenn3066 indeed, many titles of Breton music begin with the name of the dance performed to it. but often the name of the piece follows.

Carlos Ñunes é maravilhoso. Um grande artista ❤ Muito simpático, responde à todos em sua redes sociais.

Yes, difficult, but so good for the brain!

Thank you for your comment! Greetings from Czechia!

These kinds of tunes rock hard. Would be cool to have a time machine and see how good the best local bands were.

This music is not from the middle ages, this is tune is a traditional dance from Brittany stilldanced in this northwestern region of France. ✋🏻😉

this makes me think you're not listening to a lot of modern music

Thank you Paul!

Thank you very much! It means a lot for us.

Thank you very much 🤝🇷🇺 превосходно 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 3:57

Tiens!Les Bretons ont abandonné le Breton pour l'Anglais! Il veulent faire du business on dirait!

Zdravíme do Polska! 🙂

Impresionante. Gracias por aclarar o traducir el significado del tipo de música. Saludos desde VENEZUELA 🇻🇪

I presume "Fez Noz" means "Feast Of The Night"...

@@marklammas2465 you're right. "Fest" is for "feast". Both words come from French "fête" which used to be written "feste" in ancient times.

Fest-noz....!

It wasn't named after St Patrick originally as it is a snaking type circle dance!

Your celtic heritage come from czech

The irish are not celtic. Only in language. The population of Ireland is native to the island. How do you think any meaningful amount of celts would get to the island?

@@nigelryle2358 your czech heritage comes from russians 😁

@@hulking_presence Indo european

I believe the Irish come from Spain. They were called the Milesians. But there were Viking and Saxon invasions. So really the Irish have a variety of phenotypes and origins like most peoples.

Originaire du Pays de Vannes, et non de la ville de Vannes. Le sud de la Bretagne c'est Nantes et même le pays de Retz, pas le Pays Vannetais. On préfèrera aussi le terme fêtes traditionnelles de Bretagne à "fêtes folkloriques de cette région" qui relègue les festoù-noz et deiz encore bien vivants à des machins de groupes fokloriques de patronnage.

​@@drmortmagus7147tg frouze de m ..

Our pleasure! We like music from Brittany a lot! 🙂

Apres 6 ans en Bretagne, je suis devenu un breizhilien!!!

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Thank you! We are happy you came across our video! 🙂

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Thanks a lot!

Thank you! Many greetings from Czechia! 🙂

Thank you! We don't have those loudest bagpipes for the very reason you mention, so that the other instruments can be heard.

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Díky! Odkud jste/jsi?

@@Elthinmusic Brno

@@popcorn7757 Třeba se tam taky někdo najde. 🙂

Thank you! Danke schön! 🙂

Thank you very much!

We focus on the music of the European Middle Ages including Czech medieval music.

Greetings from Czechia!

Thank you! We are mostly specialized in the actual medieval music. We hope you like it too.

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Děkujeme!

Hello! Our albums are already there. music.kzfaq.info/love/o8cJbc_vivGcgPBpOeGTcA?feature=share

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Yes! 🙂

Spain isn’t a Celtic nation and their blood isn’t more Celtic compared to any western country. Romantic propaganda of the 19th century is quite strong here.

Yes. We started to play this version for fun and during parades. And many people were asking if we have a recording. We always said no, because Faun had and we thought it was pointless to record it. After many requests we started thinking that maybe we could do it. So here it is... 😀

Na harfu by to jistě šlo, ale není to nutností. K těm dudám se nějak líp hodí niněra. 😉

@@Elthinmusic ano určitě :) zní to skvěle jak to je. To já jsem jen nadšený když v českém prostředí kdekoliv vidím folkovou harfu, kterou mám tak rád (vždyť ji taky vyrábím že =D) tak proto jsem hned napsal kde ji máte =D Opravdu báječná hudba, tento typ středověké hudby mám velmi rád a sám jej chci do budoucna více na harfu hrát.. Zatím mám v repertoáru jen Carmen vernale, znáte to? Myslím že je to duchovní skladba 16.stoleti Francie, jistý si nejsem ale mám ji moc rád, taky byste si ji mohli osvojit ;) Tomáš

@@HarmonieZvuku-harfy-kalimby Píseň neznáme. Ale koukám, že je z finského sborníku Piae Cantiones. Díky za tip!

@@Elthinmusic z finského sborníku, to bych nečekal, zkusím najít aranžmá, co hraju a pošlu vám ho sem

@@HarmonieZvuku-harfy-kalimby Kouknul jsem do svého archivu a našel jsem jak originál (facsimile z 1582), tak moderní přepis. 🙂

Thank you! The bagpipes are made by Jens Güntzel from Germany.