Swedish Folk Song - I Riden Så

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Å Silibrand körde uppå höga loftessvala
Allt under den linden så gröna
Där fick han se sin dotter i lunden fara
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Å välest mig välest mig vad jag nu ser
Allt under den linden så gröna
Jag ser min dotter hon kommer till mig
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Å Silibrand fämnar ut kap-pan så blå
Allt under den linden så gröna
Där föder hon två karska svenbarnen på
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Min fader skall jag giva min gån-gare grå
Allt under den linden så gröna
Som han skall rida till kyrkan uppå
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Min syster skall jag giva mina guld-ringar sju
Allt under den linden så gröna
Som jag ej haft sen jag stod brud
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Min broder skall jag giva mina hand-skar små
Allt under den linden så gröna
Som han skall ha lik-vart han går
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
Den ene så för dom till Fre-jas dop
Allt under den linden så gröna
Den andre så för dom till Vallhalla sal
I riden så varliga genom lunden med henne
💕 Swedish Lyrics 💕
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@FolkSongsInternational 2 года назад

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@kasperihankonen Год назад

Jag tycker om svenska musiken och det är bra! Från Finland 🇸🇪❤️🇫🇮

@richardandersson7620 11 месяцев назад

Ware thet så bören i läre eder swenska om i wiljen wårt land besöka och thess musik afniuta till fullo. Lite historisk stavning är aldrig fel ;) Hälsningar från er västra halva 🇸🇪

@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius 6 месяцев назад

@@richardandersson7620no, Swedish doesn't have to be learned. In aspect of world's greatest literatures (of philosophy, of literal arts, of theology, of mythology, of folktales, of old history texts, of sacred scriptures); a person must learn these languages (from East to West: Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Sanskrit, Persian, Hebrew, Sumerian, Akkadian, Hititian, Arabic, Turkish, Ancient Greek, Byzantine Greek, Latin, German, Italian, French, English, Icleandic, Spanish.

@VitSkyrocker 3 месяца назад

Terve!

@thomasag2765 3 года назад

Born in US raised in Halmstad Sweden came back to Los Angeles at age 17 and am 29 now with a wife and daughter. We visit Sweden every other year but haven’t been since covid....this song makes me yearn for the cold Moms from Sweden in case anyone wondered

@chriswedemann8599 3 года назад

My family hasn't been back to the fatherland for generations. One day, I hope to return to the north, to wild Thrace.

@muspavenus8925 3 года назад

thats sad, I hope you get to visit soon

@kalethmoralescontreras4149 6 месяцев назад

Much respect and love to sweden from Colombia: Lången Leve Sverige 🇨🇴❤🇸🇪

@RKJAdams Год назад

Much respect to my Swedish neighbors 🇫🇮 🤝 🇸🇪

@yoda4231 3 года назад

As a Swede, this text is very beautiful. Ut kinda has a finnish accent, so its a little hard to understand. But very beautiful

@sverigeforevigtfranusa9600 3 года назад

It is also in old Swedish right? Wait I’m thinking of herr mannelig

@spelaringenroll8937 3 года назад

Naw I think they are German or Italian or something like that. But their Swedish is actually pretty good.

@veyrnotvods5542 2 года назад

Ah, a swede? I sadly am not fully swedish

@mah2126 2 года назад

It is oldfashioned swedish sung by a czech that do not actually speak swedish -so there is an accent.

@mah2126 2 года назад

its a Czech group phonetically copying a Finnish band singing in Finnish-dialect of Swedish

@filipinorunemaster24 4 года назад

I love this one It makes me sad and pine for a land that was never mine and one I was not born in. It reaches deep,friends

@flawfull_wolf 2 года назад

This is the epitome of the saying "You may not understand the words but you understand the message"

@mah2126 2 года назад

For those who argue about the accent of the singer (I see some suggests norwegian or finnish). I dont remember what the group name is offhand (edit it is "Fčeličky"), but they are italian (or thereabout. southern european). edit -they are Czech The singer does not actually speak swedish, but have learned this song phonetically. So while her accent is strange and thick in Swedish ears, it is actually not bad ...considering. The oldest known version of this tune is from upland (the area around uppsala) in Sweden, dated to the very early 17th century. There are a few versions of it from finland, but they are later, from the early 19th century. The mentioning of Freja and Valhalla in the last verse are very recent modern additions, not present in any traditional version.

@hm09235nd 2 года назад

What is the name of the artist? Maybe uploader can tell us?

@mah2126 2 года назад

@@hm09235nd I had forgotten this thread. Actually I was wrong. The group is not Italian, it is Czech. The name of the group is Fčeličky (I have NO idea how to pronounce that) founded 2002 and with 7 albums in their discography. They apparently sings folk songs from several countries focusing on czech and swedish folk, and although much of what they give as example on their channel here on youtube do not suit my taste, they do have some examples of swedish songs -this included BTW the accent is not helped by them copying Gjallarhorns version (the first version that mentions valhalla and freja). and while gjallarhorn sings this song in Swedish, they are Finnish from the Swedish speaking region of Finland, which gives it a very unique accent to begin with.

@ProfileP246 3 года назад

I'm from Britain but couldn't hold back the tears when I heard this!

@UnhealthyObsessions 10 месяцев назад

My great grandmother was swedish and its so cool to know this beautiful language is my heritage.

@fei3919 Год назад

As a Greek I think the Scandinavian countries are incredible and mysterious. Sometimes I feel homesick... they feel like home. Idk why.

@historystudent3985 8 месяцев назад

Very beautiful song with a mysterious and peaceful feel to it! I love the Swedish language! Hi from the US.

@hilmust6278 2 года назад

This reminds me of when i was still young, i (and still do) lived in the countryside of Sjuhärad, i used to walk in the forest and just sit and relax, good times

@bandurakrisztian1612 2 года назад

Greetings from Secklerland,i like this song so much!

@nikolajsverindtallsevastop8624 2 года назад

im aswede and i can say this song is pretty much beatiful

@olyag5278 Год назад

Очень красивая мелодия! Не понимаю ни слова, но язык музыки способен проникнуть в сердце любого человека на нашей планете.

@catlovernice Год назад

True,brother

@rudrashisbiswas5153 3 года назад

Greetings from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Best wishes❤️❤️❤️ Love to Swedish 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 brothers and sisters

@danieltheoof135 4 года назад

im dutch but a part of my family has swedish roots so i might wanna learn swedish i like the song to makes me calm thanks for this song.

@Vorexia 3 года назад

I'm rooting for you, man. I believe the Dutch and Swedish languages are similar in a lot of ways: I certainly recognize a lot of what Dutchmen say despite not speaking Dutch, and you pronounce things in similar ways that we do. It's not going to be easy learning our language since it doesn't really make much sense haha, but I think you'll do great.

@danieltheoof135 3 года назад

@@Vorexia thanks for the compliment i appreciate it.

@american_catt347 3 года назад

I am American, I also have some Swedish roots and I’m on a journey to learn the language and the Swedish culture

@muspavenus8925 3 года назад

@@Vorexia they're both germanic

@tatteryt 2 года назад

I'd say go for it!! I'm an American from Lebanese descent and I have no genetic affiliation with Sweden, but I decided to pick up Swedish half a year ago and it's such a beautiful language to learn!!

@BimmerHanErDejlig 3 года назад

Smuk sang, den går lige i hjertet

@catlovernice Год назад

Love this music,love from Italy/Russia 🇷🇺🇮🇹♥️🇸🇪

@BOBDETERRE 3 года назад

Is sad but Is so beautiful! 🇸🇪 ❤️

@thetouho1041 3 года назад

This is not a Swedish folk song, it is a Finnish-Swedish folk song

@FolkSongsInternational 3 года назад

Swenish

@Saltygravy117 3 года назад

@@FolkSongsInternational stil replying to comments you mad man 😂

@tra1te934 3 года назад

it's northern swedish

@thehackking4419 3 года назад

More like "Finno-Swedish"

@blago8304 5 лет назад

Красивая мелодия! Интересное произношение звука "р"

@mntalateyya 3 года назад

From the comments it looks like most swedes don't recognize old Swedish.

@bleak_money9083 4 года назад

**australian admiration**

@loading3392 2 года назад

this song is kinda calming ngl

@missmouse_animations 2 года назад

It would be cool if Minecraft had a few songs with lyrics in Swedish. Like something like this. It would be beautiful.

@martinviktor9188 5 месяцев назад

Swedish > 🇸🇪 < Nordland Sound 🔊 🔊 Eis ❄️ and Heat 🔥

@catehernandez4640 2 года назад

My great grandparents are from Sweden it is one of my bucket lists to go to

@tiaraindriani1362 4 года назад

Lovee♥

@sniffmcmuffin4602 3 года назад

My proud Sweden!

@jordanpeter8214 3 года назад

❤❤❤🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪👍🏻👍🏻 Vive la Suède

@PalestinianOrthodox1846 2 года назад

jeg er norske irske, dette er vanskelig å forstå for meg, jeg forstatt liker det. (min norsk ikke det beste, beklager for noen feil)

@emirtimurleng Год назад

paşam o nasıl oluyor ya

@skeptic781 3 года назад

I'm Swedish, I don't understand lol. I think she has a Finnish accent

@FolkSongsInternational 3 года назад

L O L

@skeptic781 3 года назад

@Skabb Räv Fast man kan ju höra en tydlig finsk dialekt

@sirkkusalomaa4644 3 года назад

Gjallarhorn sin versjon er enklere å forstå

@marioksoresalhillick299 3 года назад

And I understand some of it and I don't speak any Scandinavian language! English and German help...

@frefels2628 3 года назад

I understand som parts of it. It sounds sort of like ancient Swedish (Fornsvenska). At one point she says min fater (don't know how it's spelled) which sounds like the German word for father "Vater".

@sniffmcmuffin4602 3 года назад

In the song they say: I ridden så glömmer jag aldrig dig och din Bror. I think they say that

@pauloricardohandrak1745 3 года назад

hallå hund!

@swedi3571 3 года назад

As a native Swede, I don't understand. It sounds like Norwegian. Would like some text

@cmae03 3 года назад

It really does sound like Norwegian. Though, this is coming from someone who's learning Norwegian and has been listening to music from Norway and Sweden for over a year... So my opinion might be biased or inexperienced...? Idk. It just sounds a lot more... different to Swedish songs like Vargsången and the My Kullsvik cover of Hello by Adele, but more similar to Til Ungdommen.

@arvito_8873 3 года назад

Man förstår typ med text som nu finns fast hon sjunger med helt fel uttal

@sirkkusalomaa4644 3 года назад

I believe the singer is finnish. The band finnish Gjallarhorn also has this song, where you can hear the lyrics much clearer, and even though it's very much swedish it also sounds norwegian, and this is comming from someone born and raised in norway. I think they're using older some swedish words from when there were fewer differences between our languages. Same story with the band Garmarna if you're familliar with them.

@sverigeforevigtfranusa9600 3 года назад

@@arvito_8873 more like old Swedish pronunciation

@puudathemeow5593 2 года назад

The band is actually from Czechia so the singer is not a native Swedish speaker. I'm a Swedish-speaking finn and didn't have much problems understanding it but she still has a very clearly slavic accent. My dialect approximately sounds like the Stockholm dialect would have sounded in the 1500s so I have some sort of idea what older Swedish would sound like and what you hear in this video just sounds like a foreigner singing Swedish to me. I do think they might have used the Finland-Swedish version of the song when learning it though, because it's usually easier for foreigners to learn to pronounce since the pronounciation is more straight forward and there's no complex tones like in Sweden-Swedish.

@carlomariabezzi8460 11 месяцев назад

❤❤❤❤❤Beautiful!!!

@ingmarganse9343 Год назад

THX 4 the german subtitle

@WurrzagsMorkyMischeif 3 года назад

When i first heard this i did'nt understand a word she said. She had a wierd accent, kinda like swedish-finnish

@loslingos1232 3 года назад

Inte 100% svenskt men ändå bra Edit: Jag är född i Sverige

@sverigeforevigtfranusa9600 3 года назад

What’s the other part?

@lindaakesson8403 2 года назад

varför har du kommunistisk skära och hammare?

@drsuqi 4 года назад

The two dislikes are from salty Finns

@wiarbic1755 5 лет назад

Sweeden❤Turkey

@FolkSongsInternational 5 лет назад

💕💕💕

@Vitorino2468 4 года назад

@Mauhir 3 года назад

Dat ist nischt well súnden ěr fér fér slakt!

@PavelSedlak 4 года назад

I don't understand the purpose of this recording. Gjallarhorn had done it much better twenty years ago. And yes, it's in old swedish.

@NiloBR 3 года назад

Será que tem Br aqui!?

@noobdiamond6011 2 года назад

Óbvio

@ГеоргийЗал Год назад

Колыбельная очень и очень....ни слова не знаю но ВСЁ вижу Благодарю

@Pastor24u 3 месяца назад

This song is NOT Swedish... it is sung in a Swedish (finnish) dialect, but Gjallarhorn who made it is a Swedish speaking Finnish group. Sweden has SO many great folksongs, so why pick something that is modern and not even Swedish?! As a music teacher and musician it makes me sad.

@ighostwlk4285 3 года назад

Algum brasileiro? Na verdade eu só escrevi isso pra ter um comentário em português. :>

@jorgecapitao1435 3 года назад

Eu falo português, mas não sou br sou PT lol

@spedrun 3 года назад

No soy brasileno, soy americano quien habla espanol, pero mas o menos entendi lo que dijiste. Portugues y espaniol son idiomas muy similares.

@ighostwlk4285 3 года назад

@@jorgecapitao1435 Eai meu garoto kkkk

@ighostwlk4285 3 года назад

@@spedrun entendi tudo que tu disse 🙂

@spedrun 3 года назад

Que bueno! 😀

@franciscocominguez2377 2 года назад

Who's the performer?

@hilmust6278 2 года назад

@РацОлег 3 месяца назад

🇰🇿🤝🇸🇪

@ИгорьТурпитко-т7ж 10 месяцев назад

Что-то в песнях северных народах есть что опше

@carbonulegeliberiusoftheca1192 2 года назад

Nōi karae tabeo

@nightmadness7432 3 года назад

Freja live in the proto Gardarika.

@594-d9b 4 года назад

It's not Swedish - sounds like.. Danish perhaps? I'm not too sure.

@kylefitz.2639 4 года назад

Certainly sounds like Swedish. If not, maybe Norwegian?

@594-d9b 4 года назад

@@kylefitz.2639 As a native Swede, this does not sound at all like Swedish. Judging by the general throaty tone (just listen to those guturall R's), I would definitely think this is Danish. Plus "I Riden Så" is not grammatically correct in Swedish - "I" means "in" in Swedish, whilst in Danish "I" means "they/you" (it's a tad formal). Just doesn't make any sense in Swedish. Granted, the old word for "they/you" in Swedish was "I" - but has since became "Ni", so it could simply be an old title. Sure sounds like Danish though.

@vil4038 4 года назад

594 it’s in old Swedish but the woman singing has a bit of an accent that’s why it sounds odd

@sirkkusalomaa4644 3 года назад

...... have you guys even heard danish before?

@594-d9b 3 года назад

@@vil4038 I agree with this, the lyrics are certainly in Swedish but the singing itself sounds to be some sort of cocktail of different Scandinavian languages, or I don't know.. it sounds sort of Polish and Russian at times (listen to "lunda", "varliga", etc). I'm so confused at this point. P.S, If anyone here is interested in what actual oldern Swedish (late 1600s, early 1700s), with proper pronunciation, sounds like, then I would recommend you check this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SWCyKz1L7xM.html.