I want to sing praises out of love to the first Franciscan! 1. St. Francis, sweet love, Christ became aware of you, because you were perfect and his true servant. 2. You abandoned yourself entirely to the world, you planted new orders, you proclaimed peace on earth, just as the Savior had done. 3. You followed him in everything, led the life of the apostles, you convinced many people to praise his great name. 4. You founded three orders: first you convened the Friars Minor, then you included the women, and lastly the devout laymen. . 5. Christ with all the angels and his mother with the saints came to you with sweet songs to accompany you with great honors. 6. You let the heavenly court rejoice, sing sweet verses before the high majesty, offering him songs of praise with love.
Soy gran admirador tuyo arany Zoltán ojalá fueras más conocido ya que te lo mereces crear canciones en distintos idiomas,con instrumentos unicos,buena calidad, etc tus canciones son maravillosas Pd: gracias por hacer mi vida más feliz ya que see que la música antigua, folklórica y celta no morira mientras aya gente como tú muchas gracias ojalá puedas complir tus sueños
@@rafaelbuenrostrorodriguez2138 su música medieval, como esta es épica, sus temas de diferente folklore europeo, del medio oriente, incluso de Latinoamérica es genial. Me gustaría que Arany Zoltan hiciera un folk de México. Si hizo de España y Venezuela y ecuador, que haga algo de México sería grandioso. Nunca se sabe.
Very cool indeed Laudar vollio per amore lo primer frate minore! San Francisco, amor dilecto, Cristo t’à nel suo cospecto, perhò ke fosti ben perfecto e suo diricto servidore. Tutto el mondo abandonasti, novell’ordine plantasti, pace in terra annuntiasti, como fece el Salvatore! In tutte cose lo seguisti, vita d’apostolifacesti, multa gente convertisti a ludare elsuo gran nome. Tre ordine plantasti: li minori in prima vocasti, e puoi li donnireserasti, li continenti a perfectione. Sìfosti pieno de caritade ke insignavi a l’animali come dovessaro laudare lo suo dolze creatore. Tanto fosti amico a Deo ke le bestie t’ubidieno: l’ucielli in mano a te venieno a udire lo tuo sermone. Per lo mondo gisti predicando et sempre pace anuntiando, fede de Cristo confirmando et confondendo oni errore. En Saracinia tu passasti, senza timore ci predicasti: lo martirio desiderasti ferventemente, per ardore. Martire esso fu per desiderio tanto mortificasti a Deo: nullo male te sapea reo! de patire per lo suo nome. Delsuo amore stavi iocundo, disprezavi tutto ‘l mondo; dì e nocte andavi a torno per trovare lo tuo segnore. Per le selve el gìa carendo; ad alta voce iva dicendo: “O sire, sì a te m’arendo k’io languesco del tuo amore!” Delsuo amore tanto languisti, en croce ell’ari lo vedesti: cullisuoisigniremanisti, tanto el portasti in core. Sì prendestiCristo a l’amo ke piaghe en te sirenovaro: e'llo tuo corpo si trovaro sì como l’ebbe el Salvatore. En vita tua santificasti, molti miraculi mostrasti quando del mondo trapasasti, e in cielo n’aparve grande splendore. Celi e tronise ne mutaro per l’altisegni ke in te trovaro, tutta la corte aparechiaro per te recevar ad onore. Cristo culli angeli tutti quanti et la sua madre collisancti vénaro per te con dolzi canti menartene cum grande honore. Facesti la corte ralegrare, dolcissimi versi cantare, davante a l’alta maiestade reddendo laude cun amore.
Amazing... btw, i'm writing my own medieval/dark fantasy book and this music is very inspirational for me, on the other hand I would really like to know how to draw in that old medieval style.
I support your work. I enjoy writing medieval things and drawing in the medieval style. If you want to draw in the Medieval style, look at some examples first. Some of the drawings are skewed and aren't exactly precise, so don't get mad if a drawing isn't as good. There is my advice for Medieval drawing.
I've made an RPG game that is medieval and realistic, unlike the stupid fake "medieval" RPG's and it has a story for each game and a map plus many, many towns and shops.
@@twentytwo138 He caught my interest when I began looking into my European historical heritage, got much impressed by Pälastinalied (I'd long thought German sounded gross, my bad)
@@themobstar58 Why is thinking a certain language sounds bad an antiwhite stereotype? I can definitely see why one would think german sounds bad, wether it's right or not is a different story
@@curple3 germans are white, so it's antiwhite. there is the stereotype that their language sounds bad, like there are many other stereotypes against white people. if you think german sounds bad after hearing it, that's a different story. but here we talk about preconceptions
Dear Zoltán, please tell me what is this string instrument in the beginning? It's also situated in the beginning of your "Palastinalied". I can't identify it...
@@Demetriusz In other comment Zoltan wrote that he used bagpipes (marktsackpfiefe), hurdy gurdy, vielle and bouzouki. So i has to be bouzouki. Maybe it sound a little bit different because he plays it using chords.
😁😁😁 JUST BEAUTIFUL! I'd appreciate any information on this particular piece. To me, it sounds from the 1350-1,400 period, probably from Scottish lands, judging by the instruments. Please, some one correct me, mine is a guess!
The Scots were only the most famous bagpipers, not the only ones ^^ In the folk Italian tradition, there are many instruments that sound similar to pipes
@ Thanks for the information. Do you mind, if I add this piece to my collection? Do you know if we, common citizens, have to get any permissions to do this? Obviously, it's just like a hobby. Nothing lucrative.
