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ARTiST : Tibetrea
TiTLE : Peregrinabundi
UPC/EAN : 884463806030
GENRE : Folk
YEAR : 2014
RELEASE DATE : 08/2017
SOURCE : MP3
BiTRATE : 320kbps
SiZE : 127.28 MB
WEBSiTE : http://www.deezer.com
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01. Echnaton 04:01
02. Saltus Carmina 04:40
03. Der gruene Mann 03:23
04. Tri Martolod 03:20
05. Ar Rannou 02:53
06. March of the Orcs 03:06
07. Ketri, Ketri 03:51
08. Graveyard Dance 03:07
09. Leljo 03:26
10. Dantes Reise 03:45
11. Herr Mannelig 06:57
12. Dragons! 02:54
13. Ode to Drinking 03:50
14. Ogreyalla Mesetchinka 03:24
15. Ar Rannou (Remix) 02:52
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Pagan/Medieval/Fantasy Folk from Germany
Lyrics in various languages.
Tibetrea tells stories from all over the world. From
ancient Egyptian, Old English, Old High German, Old
Icelandic, Old Low German, Breton, Bulgarian, German,
English, Italian, Croatian, Latin, Latvian, Macedonian,
Romani, Scottish, Swedish, Sephardic, Hungarian to Manx,
Maori, Nahuatl and even Cree Languages in which
ancient times are sung.
Many of the songs are sung in honor of nature, or
narrated by dwarves, orcs, dragons and other mystical
figures.
... a journey into enchanted worlds - with dragons,
orcs, trolls and wizards.
Tibetrea has traveled far and wide through time and
space: from Egypt to China, Italy, Scotland and Hungary,
with a stopover in Middle-earth. When the wandering
musicians returned, they brought with them a sizzling
mixture of folk and medieval sounds which they enriched
with modern beats, exceptional bass lines and funky
trumpet solos. True to their motto that "every song
must be fresh and unique" they surprise listeners with
original sounds such as an orc-choir, a distorted
cittern and a Vietnamese mouth organ. The album
includes diverse songs that range from the mystical
hymn of "Echnaton" to an orchestral version of the
classic "Herr Mannelig" to an electro remix of the
Druid song "Ar Rannou".
Nine different languages and nearly 30 different
instruments can be heard on this, Tibetrea's third
studio album. Together with the fascinating voices of
Elisabeth and Miran, the musicians create an atmosphere
that is reminiscent of the best fantasy films.
* IF YOU LiKE iT - BUY iT! *