Sjúrður: "Listen to me, happy mother, tell me this: What is the name of the man who killed my father?" Sjúrður's Mom: *Grani carried the gold from moorland...*
@@AlxzAlec I listened to most of it, maybe ten minutes or so. But then I saw it was an hour long. I listened to the version on Ingen's channel. I can link it if you want.
Also These faroese ballads aren't the actual sagas themselves, but ballads based on those sagas. The actual sagas would've been much longer and more detailed.
This story is about a Norwegian Prince slaying an evil wealthy King's dragon I believe the moorland refers to the Faroe islands and grani carries the gold from Faroe islands to Norway I may be wrong in this theory cause I not a Norwegian :/
@@irmaosmatos4026 claro que sim. Portugal, Angola, Brasil. Moçambique, Guiné, entre outros. Tudo que fale português é bem vindo e bem recebido. Um abraço para o Brasil de um português.
It's like a hypnotizing experience. They dance in a circle, two steps one direction, one the other, repeating. One is lead singer. The song is also well known in Danish, but mostly as a (much shorter) childrens song.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Grani himself wrote this saga, and he was especially proud of all the gold he looted from the moors. edit: My suspicion has been proven false, they just *really* liked that horse.
Takes some repetition to make sure future generations learn vital parts of your traditions and history. Writing certainly made things easier but at a cost…
@@canada7760 If you study their comment close you will be able to see a wink emoji and a laughing emoji, these indicate that the original poster is typing in jest.
What a lovely language. So similar to Swedish and Norwegian older dialects and ofc Icelandic. Too bad the vocal traditions pretty much died out with christianity and the written sources are scarce before the middle ages.
@@lucasvals4354 I like to imagine that the saga is accompanying a dramatic movie, but every time the refrain comes on they cut to Grani slogging away on a road, struggling with the giant chest of gold he's carrying.
Is this translation really accurate? Reading the Faroeic text does not really make sense to the translation, though it’s a bit different to older Swedish.
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Everyone gansta till Ingen posts a 1 hour video of the Faroe Islands.
With more to come...
Especially when it's only the first part of 3.
1 out of 3*
and another one... and ANOTHER one
Sjúrður: "Listen to me, happy mother, tell me this: What is the name of the man who killed my father?"
Sjúrður's Mom: *Grani carried the gold from moorland...*
LO
What’s funnier is that this is no way an answer; because Grani is a horse.
what have we learned: Grani carried the gold from the moorland.
Yeah, i like ths ong but the CONSTANT repetition is just so annoying to me,,,
@@kim_haewon5309 its a saga , it wasnt really meant to be a song
yes
it took until 22 mins in for me to realize that Grani is a horse
@@comradewindowsill4253 really?
"What kind of music do you hear?"
"It's complicated..."
Bist du Deutscher?
Some say, that grani still carrying gold from moorland
Oh boy, almost 1 hour music with parts!
Greek National Anthem: Finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!
Full poem-song is 4 hours long. Good luck Greeks.
greek anthems' meh compared to this
@@lightningfletch5598 have you heard the full version of the greek national anthem then lol
@@AlxzAlec I listened to most of it, maybe ten minutes or so. But then I saw it was an hour long. I listened to the version on Ingen's channel. I can link it if you want.
@@lightningfletch5598 yes I was talking about the hour long version because you talked about a 4 hour long song
Also
These faroese ballads aren't the actual sagas themselves, but ballads based on those sagas. The actual sagas would've been much longer and more detailed.
A saga's typical length is about 20 hours no way someone would record it in the present age.
We need to get one of those then, a full saga, all sung, in one video
Wait, what did Grani carry from the moorlands again?
Gold
i forgor 💀
This story is about a Norwegian Prince slaying an evil wealthy King's dragon I believe the moorland refers to the Faroe islands and grani carries the gold from Faroe islands to Norway I may be wrong in this theory cause I not a Norwegian :/
@@Archius_09 Grani is a horse actually.
*Conrgats to everyone who watches this all the way through*
I did exactly tgar
I mean *that*
Accidentally shut RUclips down after ~45min but was unable to find the exact spot so had to restart it.
I'm trying
Oh I will
Much respect for those feroese lads.
Quite impressive.
Um abraço de Portugal 🇵🇹.
Oia um Tuga, passa o dinheiro menó 🔫 (Agora falando sério, é legal ver um falante de português em um canal como esse).
@@irmaosmatos4026 claro que sim. Portugal, Angola, Brasil. Moçambique, Guiné, entre outros. Tudo que fale português é bem vindo e bem recebido. Um abraço para o Brasil de um português.
As a Greek Ukrainian, I can confirm this is a rival to Greek anthem.
Привет, я живу на востоке Украины, хотел спросить, много украинских греков знают греческий? Или большинство используют уже украинский/русский в речи?
It's like a hypnotizing experience. They dance in a circle, two steps one direction, one the other, repeating. One is lead singer. The song is also well known in Danish, but mostly as a (much shorter) childrens song.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Grani himself wrote this saga, and he was especially proud of all the gold he looted from the moors.
edit: My suspicion has been proven false, they just *really* liked that horse.
If horses could write
@@TheFrecklish damn, this changes everything...
😋 i liked this interaction
Horse
^
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| I didnt know I said this
'Germanic soft G isn't real, it can't hurt you'
Germanic soft G: 1:48
Faroese likes to be special
This hour felt like a moment... That's so exciting and magically beautiful!
Finally
I've been waiting for this
we can really see how Sea Shanties developed in Northeastern Europe from songs like these
Used this music to sleep was mad pleasing
Grettings From Kurdistan to Faroe island .
If you feel this video is long, remember that this video is part one and will have the second and third part.
That’s a lot of gold to carry.
Ok I'm confused, Just a few minutes ago I was listening to the saga of Olav Trygvason..?
What a coincidence.
Holy shit a 3 part and it’s an hour?? Epic
Takes some repetition to make sure future generations learn vital parts of your traditions and history. Writing certainly made things easier but at a cost…
@@youview1327 This isn't even our history, it's an imported German/Frankish legend lol
*WE WANT A FUCKING 9HOURS OF THIS SHIT* 🇫🇴
Greetings from Turkey to Faroe Islands ❤
Ingen posts a new song: :)
It's a Faroese son: :O
It's says 1/3: >:O
It's nearly an hour long: >:D
Ingen: upload a video of almost 1 hour
Me about to go to my Job: Yeah, I've got Time
Well got there late and they only paid me the half, but I think it was worth it 👍
@@omargomez4875 Did Grani carry you home?
Should be the 🇫🇴 national anthem 😉😂 Can’t wait for Parts 2 and 3
That’s to long to be a national anthem plus faroe island is part of Denmark
@@canada7760 the Faroese national anthem is tú alfagra land mítt 🇫🇴
@@canada7760 If you study their comment close you will be able to see a wink emoji and a laughing emoji, these indicate that the original poster is typing in jest.
52:01
Graní
Carried
The
Gold
From
The
Moorland
20:32 the one coughing person 💀
I didn't expect this.
Will you upload all of the Parts?
Will you upload them together?!
13:04-13:08
*Discord join in Faroe Islands*
they sure do have good memory
Song accidentally becomes a movie
What a lovely language. So similar to Swedish and Norwegian older dialects and ofc Icelandic. Too bad the vocal traditions pretty much died out with christianity and the written sources are scarce before the middle ages.
Thank you for posting this saga part.
Btw, story telling through song isn't only on the Faroe Islands... Just so you know...
As a Greek i find this very interesting
This whole saga wouldve been 2 times shorter if it wasnt for repeating
Its a refrain
@@elkknowsbetter3199 ik but still
This isn't even a saga. It's a ballad based on the actual saga.
Agreed, but I think it’s there to emphasise the greatness of the deed, and the sheer amount of gold.
@@lucasvals4354 I like to imagine that the saga is accompanying a dramatic movie, but every time the refrain comes on they cut to Grani slogging away on a road, struggling with the giant chest of gold he's carrying.
The other two parts would be Brynhildar Tattur and Risin a Leittrabergi, If I reckon correctly?
Ah yes, part 1/3. As it should be.
When you see a notification that Ingen posted a 1 hour long video - :D
this story is good ngl
Next: "Inno a Oberdan" pleaaase
morte a franz
@@varangianguard7102 Viva Oberdan
This
@@aoaoaya1 a morte l'austriaco sovrano
@@varangianguard7102 e noi vogliamo la libertà!
Nice listening material
Very, Pog Video!
This song is quite long...
*And it's just part one kids.*
Funfact grani meaning greyfell is the foul of sleipnir
I like to believe that some Viking Granny robbed the Moors of all their gold
Just saying, 100 verses, and then he takes just 2 version to actually slay the dragon...
tað er mikið antiklimatiskt
Now a song longer than the full Greek anthem? Bruhhhh.
Hold on, this is just one part of this song but it’s 52 minutes?
Is this translation really accurate? Reading the Faroeic text does not really make sense to the translation, though it’s a bit different to older Swedish.
Yes it's very accurate
@@Ingenting what makes you say that🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😈😈😆😆😆😈😆😆🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jaydowg1914 now what makes _you_ say that? ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊😀😃😄😁😆🥲🤣😂😅🥹☺️😊😇🙂🙃😘🥰😍😌😉😗😙😚😋😛😤😠😡🤬🤯😱😶🌫️🥶🥵😳😨😰😥😓🤗🫥🫡😶🫢🤥🤭🫠🫣🤫🤫🤮🤧😷🤒🤕👹👿😈🤠🤑👺🤡💩👻💀🎃🤖👾👽☠️😺😸😹😻😼🫶🏿😾😿🙀😽
Can you please, the anthem of the Belarusian People's Republic(1918-1920) "Мы выйдзем шчыльнымі радамі"?
Free Belarus ⚪🔴⚪
Faroese? Nice.
Bravo!
This shit is addictive
how many chests of gold did grani carry back?
0:06
Yes no music only voice perfect
Is it just "chanting" or is there a specific word for music like this?
Chaindance from faroe Islands
@@sverrimullerjohannesen7115 thanks :)
This is an hour long and just part 1/3?
ONE THIRD?
Actual Content
32:53 fart
Long Song
FARD
LOL
lmaooo
fart
Neat
I recommend a greek song called" Στουπα να μην παραδωθείς ". It is an anti EAM-ELAS song. Basically an anti-communist song.
is this Icelandic or Old Norse?
Old norse
Its Faroese
Faroese
Bruh
Neither
Do Brestiskvæði
what band or group sings this song?
Not a band, just normal people from Faroe Islands
Faroese going all in
1… out of 3?
Tyr brought me here
I'm sorry, but I'll listen to the sparknotes version
52 minute long ingen vid? That's a first.
the worst nightmare of the choosen people
Please do Iranian Anti communist and Anti America song's
Bijî Kurdistan Big
Like!
im faroese :))
Cool
hello
*part 1*
*50 minutes*
Good god.
quite based
what the hell!!
I wonder can Norwegians understand this
Maybe D Dorian 😂
1 минута
what
Слава богу
first
This video is too long ，is it stand for 🐳🐳🐳？
The farøer aren't a germanic place, they were settled by the Norwegian people. Learn your history
Norse people are Germanic.
But aren't Norwegians Germanic? What are you trying to say?
Hinga dinga durgen
Cool