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ARTiST : Tibetrea
TiTLE : Mimirmeidr
UPC/EAN : 884463254206
GENRE : Folk
YEAR : 2010
RELEASE DATE : 08/2017
SOURCE : MP3
BiTRATE : 320kbps
SiZE : 103.99 MB
WEBSiTE : http://www.deezer.com
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01. Cantus Gentis 03:22
02. Merseburger Zauberspruch I 03:09
03. Die Kinder des Lir 03:10
04. Twee Koenigeskinner 04:25
05. Koenig Brian Boru 04:42
06. Ala longa 02:34
07. Avrix mi Galanica 04:36
08. Call to battle 02:24
09. Apollon 04:25
10. Vargtimmen 03:48
11. Maiennacht 05:23
12. Circle Fire Dance 03:22
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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.
Meidr spreads his branches beyond all worlds. Neither
sword, nor storm, nor fire can make him fall. At his
roots resides the font of lore and Mimir is its keeper.
As vast as the branches of a tree, the songs of
Tibetrea spread into times long forgotten and realms
unknown: from the mythology of the high north to the
mediaeval Spain, from the rituals of the native
Americans to the mystics of the Turks. The musicians
call this mixture "Fantasy Folk".
The gleemen of Tibetrea know how to combine Celtic and
Native American Folk, new texts and mediaeval music.
The twelve songs of their album "Mimirmeidr", which
means "Tree of Mimir", descripe in iridescent colours
the deep bonds with the elements fire, air, water and
life.
Close your eyes together with the shaman, to spread the
wings of your soul and fly over the vastness of the
world. Listen to the fate of the children of King Lir,
who where doomed to scrape a bare living on the sea as
four white swans. Then again, the rhythm of the "Circle
Fire Dance" will make you jump as it is emblazoning
your heart by the magic of fire. The sound of multiple
Instruments such as Hurdy Gurdy, Cister, Cornamuse,
Recorder, Darabouka, Trumpet or Harp interweaves with
the changeable voices of "Elizabeth of the sheep" and
"Miran, the poet" to a moving music. With soothing
melodies and rousing beats, they can evoke the
mysterious and rough world of sagas, myths and legends.
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