Here is my translation and performance of the one and only Palästinalied in Latin. I’m using ecclesiastical pronunciation in true Catholic fashion. Again, I’ve tried to keep to the rhyming signature while not changing the meaning (too much), and I’m quite pleased with how it’s turned out. Let me know what you think! If you’d like to support the channel, please like and subscribe. You could also leave me a donation at www.buymeacoffee.com/theskaldicbard if you’d like to help me make more videos. Cheers and God bless. Lyrics: Prīmā vice vīvō vērē quia ego peccātor videō nōbilitātem huius terrae cui tantus honor datur; ideō, opus noster maximus: ad locum illum vēnimus in quem ut homo ībat Deus. Terrae pulchrae et dīvitēs, sicut alibī vīdī. Tū honor omnium eōrum es. Tālia mīrācula hīc! Ex Virgine nātus est angelōrum omnium Rex. Haec hominis cāra prex! Hīc baptizātus est, Pūrus, ut hominēs sint pūrī. Ibi Dominus vēnditus, ut servī sīmus līberī. Aliōquin perditī fuerimus! Avē, Hasta, Spīna, Crux! Vae pāgānīs! Vōbīs vulnus! Ad īnferōs dēscendit Fīlius ex sepulcrō in quo positus. Quia Pater comes illīus aeternus est; et Spīritus. Non dīvidentur; sunt ūnum! Rēctiōrēs quam spīculum! Sic appāruit Ābrahae iūdaeōrum. Ibi Diabolum humiliāvit; melius quam Imperātor pugnāvit. Iter ad hanc terram fēcit. Tunc dolor iūdaeōrum coepit: Ēvāsit Dominus, posteā appāruit vivus, ex eōrum manibus trucibus. Chrīstiānī, iūdaeī et ethnicī sunt ob terram hanc inimīcī. Arbitrium Deī vīcit, in nomine triplicī. Hīc est pāx perusta! Est petītiō nostra iūsta! Nōbīs dabitur terra venusta!

Legitimately my favourite version ever made, the way you wrote the Latin flows so naturally with the music that one would think this to be the original text meant for the melody, once again, amazing job mate

Academia: "Latin is a dead language" Internet: "NUH UH!"

As a spaniard, I find it fascinating that I can understand around 70% of whats written in latin without looking at the English translation

☪️ - It belongs to me!!! ✡️ - Hey no, It belongs to me! ✝️ - 😉

Palästinalied in Old Norse, and now in Latin? Absolutely bonkers on how far you have came. You never fail to amaze us with your magnificent talent!

Latin truly slaps hard, truly may be my favorite language to hear music from

This now deserves a Greek version

This song unironically made me start learning Latin. Just amazing!

I'm not catholic. For that matter, I'm not even Christian. I still love these songs because of the sheer love, devotion and thrill of battle that they convey.

Considering how much blood once more has been spilt on the earth of the Holy Land, I cannot imagine a song more fit to this eve. Thank you, Skald, be blessed.

This translation of an old German crusader Song in Latin is perfect; good work. God bless from Germany.

Absolutely brilliant, very good for international gatherings of Catholics. Benedicat te Deus Omnipotens!

Your music is a great mood lifter! You and Farya Faraji make our days better!

Simply the most glorious version of Palastinalied I have ever heard. Well done!

Absolute banger. Musically, this is my favorite version out of all those I've heard.

My favorite song and my favorite language, this is the holiest combination

For some reason it feels like something has awakend in me. Almost like ancient instinct is telling me to go and reconquer the Holy Land ✝️🇻🇦

Best sung latin pronunciation I've ever heard! Wonderful!

Always great to listen to a fresh new work by you, Skald! Hugs from a Maronite Catholic🙏

Another great version of Palästinalied! Thank you Skaldic Bard for this masterpiece!

i just love that kind of drum in the background and even more so with this song

Habe es eben im Training gehört. Mein ❤ geht auf. So schön und geht so tief. Ich musste aufpassen, dass ich nicht in den Tiefschlaf falle. So entspannend. Vielen lieben Dank.

The best version of all, amazing....this left me truly speechless. Chapeau, you created a masterpiece.

I was skeptical when I first read the title. But I gotta give it to you man; this is just amazing.

As a portuguese speaker, I feel blessed to be able to understand latim at least in part. Deus Vult

I came here for viking music. I stayed for crusader music. Wow, this is truly epic. I'm so glad I learned of this channel through a comment on a Farya Faraji video. This is fantastic.

No words can describe how amazed i am by this version of palastinalied keep up the good work skald.Greetings from an Orthodox Chrisrian

I am so glad I found this channel. Palästinalied in Latin sound so... I can't found the right word, the closest is "magnificent" abd still not what this truly is. Lad, your works are awesome, thank you!

My friend, a huge congratulations and thank you for your magnificent work, this song touches my heart, you have a lot of talent, especially keep it up, please, great respect for your actions, God bless you and all your loved ones ⛪🙏⚜

HAIL JESUS CHRIST, KING OF KINGS! ✝🙌

You and Farya Faraji need to duet Evocati Invictus Por Te

This interpretation is a masterpiece, I never get tired of listening to it.

Im reading this, with my 2 years of highschool Latin, and 2 semesters of Latin in University,and I am seriously in awe! Latin poetry is HARD and you nailed it, not only in capturing the original's meaning, but you also nailed fitting the poetic structure and rhyme scheme of a song written in one language, and shoehorning into another None of this was easy, and you excelled with it1 Gratis, amici me, !

Good evening, you have unexpectedly and pleasantly made me happy again. I sincerely thank you for your new unique translation into Latin, as well as other similar translations and points) God bless you)☦️❤ Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto, et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum! Amen!

I just can't do nothing about it, Palästinalied will always be my favourite medieval song, it's just so beautiful under every aspect and form

Never heard such beautiful version of this song before

I don’t know if I stumbled across this song by accident or by design. It gives me the courage to try and do a job which I’m woefully prepared for. I am scared even though I’m told I’m doing fine. Consumed with doubt. I’m grateful to listen to this. I will do the best job I can, it fills my heart. Thank you so much.

Ja jesam hrvatica,govorim hrvatski i pišem Latinicom....U Republici Hrvatskoj,Croatiji živim....🇭🇷🌚🌝🎺🦴💦🌰👣🍀👁️👁️💚🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎗️🌎🪩🌏🌠🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️💚🐉😍🤩🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

Your musical piece gets a chef’s kiss from this Italian, beautifully sang and made.

Now more than ever! Fantastic translation friend ✝️

The Palastinalied is one of the most beautiful songs ever written, and both of your versions are amazing! The only thing I wish this one had was the "Wasn't this a perfect miracle?" line, because that's my favorite

Dude this is beyond beautiful, thank you so much for doing and sharing this, i felt my soul touched so much, speacially for the period im living now studing about christ and the bible so much... Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, thank you... AVE CHRISTUS REX!!!

A great interpretation of one of the greatest songs ever made.

This is so perfect and beautiful i have waited so much for this. Now i can finally say that i have heard a call from the past!

Who's also here after listening to Farya's newest symphony?

Ave Christus Rex! The Holy Land shall be Christian again! 🇻🇦✟

May the name of Jesus Christ be glorified ✝️

I really enjoyed listening to this. It sounds very authentic and the Latin is largely accurate, which is a rare occurrence on KZfaq. I hope that I will not offend in any way if I should offer a few points on the lyrics? 1. I believe that 'opus' is neuter, singular, nominative, so not 'opus noster maximus' but rather 'opus nostrum maximum'. I appreciate that it looks like a second declension masculine noun because it terminates with -us, but I am quite certain that it is third declension neuter, so there is a case agreement issue here. 2. I believe that 'in quem' means 'into which', but 'where' or 'in which', with the sense of something happening IN a place, would be conveyed by 'in quo': 'in quo ut homo ibat Deus'. 3. Be mindful of the sequence of tenses in purpose clauses. The perfect tense, when used as the simple past tense in the main clause, must be followed by an imperfect subjunctive verb in the purpose clause. So instead of: 'Hic baptizatus est, Purus, ut homines sint puri.' Use: 'Hic baptizatus est, Purus, ut homines essent puri.' If the perfect tense is used as the true perfect tense however (i.e. 'Here he HAS been baptised') then the purpose clause would use a present subjunctive. 4. The other side of my second comment: since the verb 'positus est' has the connotation of motion inherent in the idea of placing or laying someone into a grave, I think that the line should be 'ex sepulcro in quod positus'. The idea is that the accusative case relates the idea of motion towards or into; the ablative case relates the idea of movement away from or a lack of motion. Please let me know what you think! Latin is my passion, so I cannot help but analyse everything :)

Palastinalied in Latin!!!! That is the one language this song was missing!

Holy crap "No Pun intended" Just wow this sounds much better then the original I love it. Keep up the good work friend.

Amazing translation and performance! Great job!

as always, you created yet another masterpiece. I've always come as soon as possible whenever i saw your notification from youtube cause i know it's going to be another absolute banger. I was right, God bless, my brother.

How my life has gained its meaning for now a Latin version of this song exists

Bless you brother

Beautiful and incredibly autenthic. Good job on not falling for the trap of using classical Latin. Middle Ages = Ecclesiastical Latin, the language of the Church from the Dark Ages to modern day

Gratias tibo ago, frater. Needed now more than ever in my soul. Yours is the beauty and brilliance of the bard forever.

Афигеть, эта песня слишком прекрасна. Она послужит ещё одним источником вдохновения для написания своей истории про крестоносцев-тевтонцев. Спасибо большое! ❤

Well done here Sir

You did really well Skaldic Bard! This is delightfully epic!

Best version out there, no competition. Bravo

O Latim é o pai das línguas românicas Português, Espanhol, Italiano e o Francês! Ainda serviu como base para o inglês moderno!

Perfect timing for this release. Am making a playlist for Halloween including latin songs and then I get hit with the notification of another song released by you. God bless from America!

Only ever heard the 3 minute version, this is my new favorite. Straight to the playlist!

God trully blessed you with extraordinary talent.

I love the song and I love this version of it as Latin is such a beautiful language. I need to thank you so much and carry on the great work💪

Aleluya, que nuestro señor siempre es victorioso sobre todas nuestras batallas para regresar a ser hijos de el. Mata lo diabólico sin esfuerza, que ciertamente fuertísimo es.

Terra sancta, ubi natus est Christus, dominus noster

Beautifully done Skaldic. A warm hug to every soul listening to this. Blessings!

Just discovered your channel. Only one other can sing just as good in Latin. I hope to hear more Latin music from ya. Not to mention you and Farya Faraji will be a great duo in songs.

Awsome! I´m listenning this almost everyday for the past week. Great Job thank you!

I živim u Hrvatskoj Croatia❤

I think this really suits this song, I’d love to see more renditions of it as it’s one of my favourite medieval songs, great work!

The song has got me continuously coming back, good job on this song!

Great job as always, Bard!

It was magnificent as always brother, I really got emotional between 2:50 and 3:20 God bless you

“Will you yield the city?” “Before I lose it, I will burn it to the ground. Your holy places, ours, every last thing in Jerusalem that drives men mad” “I wonder if it would not be better if you did” Saladin and Balian of Ibelin

I love this! I can see my ancestors singing it. Thanks

your work is awesome

Just a little lower for the axe to be shown and the image would be 100% even epicer, nonetheless excelent rendition man, loved it, and if farya faraji the man himself left an approval comment it shows all the great work put into this. I'm still rocking it up until 2024, rock on my man!

Outstanding! Could I love it any more?

Beautiful. Thank you.

I personally still prefer the Original German version though I will concede that the Latin variation (at least yours) is more tranquil in its appeal, soothing rather than pious stirring I must give you great thanks and credit for this work sir, it's much appreciated

Gratias maximas! Optime fecisti!

Magnificent! Excellent work!

Middle Polish version maybe ? 🇵🇱

this strengthens the male urge to go recapture the holyland

More in Latin please. I love this!!

AMAZING hands down incredible

Beautifiul song, beautiful work

Wow this is incredible, absolutely amazing, great job.

it's crazy how well it works in Latin

As perfect as always

i love your music, i really enjoy hearing it while i play ck2 or another medieval game

Latin: Hic baptizatus est, Purus Ut homines sint puri Romanian: Aici botezat este, puru Ca oameni sunt puri Latin: Ibi Dominus venditus Ut servi sumus liberi Romanian: Unde Domnu (a fost) vândut Ca noi servi sa fiim liberi Romanian is the romance language with the closest grammar to that of Latin. Most times sentences can be translated word for word, and they will still make sense. For example when Caesar, or rather Shakespeare, said "Et tu, Brute?", we Romanians know exactly what he meant by that. In Romanian that would be "Și tu, Brute?", even though his name was Brutus, and not Brute. That's because both Latin and Romanian have noun cases, where a noun gets changed to change its meaning. Having the vocative case is such a useful thing. I don't get why every other romance language lost it. Brute is often translated as Oh Brutus in both Spanish and English, but that just doesn't really convey the same meaning. Both Romanian and Latin also had the genitive case (English has it too, in a way, when you add 's at the end of noun like "It is Johnny's" In my translation to Romanian I've deliberately used synonyms that are often not used, or with the wrong verb tense, just to make a point. For example, although servi is a word that exists, servitori is most often used instead. Also, in Romanian the sentence Hic baptizatus est, Purus uses a different verb tense. In Latin, from my PhD in Latin language and the fact that I'm actually a Roman legionaire from 2000 years ago, I think they use the present tense "est" and "sint" which in Romanian would be este and sunt. But normally in Romanian you'd use the past forms a fost and sa fie. Also the Latin sentences seem to skip the word for to be sometimes, like when saying Ibi Dominus venditus which means Where the lord WAS sold, with the verb to be, which is also used in Romanian and Spanish but apparently not in Latin. Curiously, since Romanian is an Eastern romance language and Spanish is a western romance language, many of the sound shifts that Romanian underwent, Spanish didn't, and viceversa, so whereas in Romanian you'd say vândut, in Spanish you'd say vendido, which sounds closer, but in Spanish you'd say libres, and in Romanian it's liberi which is exactly the same word. I'm pretty sure you could write down sentences using both Romanian and Spanish words that looked pretty much indistinguishable from vulgar Latin at the time. Salve, fraților mei latini.

An epic rendition of one of my favorite songs! Bravo!

Truly piece of a master. Good job.

Damn dude, never tought you will get me hooked on latin music, yet here we are

Magnificent!

Great as always!