I am descendant of the old Austrian Empire, from it's slav part, where people mixed and lived: multicultural, multilingual and, for the era, with a good standard of life, much better than the close by Italy as many italians immigrated for job opportunities and for a better standard of life, of course, as my grand father (from Venice), who built a family with an austrian (from Gorizia) wife and four sons, one of them my father, born in Trieste in 1912. From my mother side, they were imperial citizens, austrian, slovenians, croats and, living in a multilingual ambient, polyglottes proficient in the languanges of the territory (croat, slovenian, italian, and the common lingua franca, the dialect from Venice's centuries old influence). All of this is finished for ever and for a worse world. So I contest your disclaimer: your music is very political and I am driven by it. Spartaco Giacometti, from Italy. I appreciate it very much. Thanks for your effort.
I mean, I'm Austrian too from the far South, but that is kind of why the empire broke apart, too many differences culturally and nobody holding together when it came down to it. I fear we messed up this multi culti experiment a long time ago :(
@@TheDragiix3 A multi-cultural country is very hard to pull off when it isn't a melting pot. America is.. well, America is America, but let's just say it 'works' to an extent because there's little ethnic identity within its borders.
Hell yeah I love hearing these marches/folk songs. In currently learning German and hearing their traditional music, besides their great classical music, this really is helping me get more cultivated with the language and regions. Thank you!
What people think a croissant sounds like : _"Bonjour!"_ What a croissant actually sounds like: _" Im strum mit blanken klingen, gehen wir die feinde an!"_
What very noble sounding March! The harmony melts right into the harmony to blend a bold tune! Like the picture of the musicians here as well! Fine video!
Kleiner Fehler: Mit Buam is der Freund des Mädchens gemeint, und nicht der Sohn. Ein Dirndl ist jung und somit ist wahrscheinlich seine Freundin/Verlobte gemeint. Btw Gruaß ausm Karntnalond, em schensten auf da Wöd.
Little nitpicking about the translation: "blanke Klingen" is translated with bright blades. I think bare blades would be more fitting as this part in the sond is less about the blades looking shiny but more about them being unsheathed and drawn for an attack. And at the end the part with "Mein Buam und's Kärntnerland": while you are correct that in austria Bua or Buam is used for ones son as well, in this case boy would fit better, as the girl isn't worried about her son but about her boyfriend. Otherwise the german text would have not said "Dirndle" bit something like "Muaterl".
![41er-Regimentsmarsch [Austrian march]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6h0WCevg-rg/mqdefault.jpg)
![41er-Regimentsmarsch [Austrian march]](/img/tr.png)
![Florentiner Marsch [Austrian march]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Da3MVe4-jz8/mqdefault.jpg)
Greetings to all Kärntner!
Grüße an Alle!
Grüße aus Manypointlake sagt #BOBBYCFISHY
Wiedermal übertreffen Sie sich! In Kärnten, Villach, war meine Mutter geboren. Vielen Dank.
Danke Gruß zurück aus Kärnten
Gruaß zruck ausm Karntnalånd!
Ein super Marsch und eine sehr gute Millitärkapelle sehr gut gesungen diese Menschen haben Kärnten gehalten erfolgreich
Gott segne Kärnten! 🇦🇹
fur österreich
1:28 best part
I am descendant of the old Austrian Empire, from it's slav part, where people mixed and lived: multicultural, multilingual and, for the era, with a good standard of life, much better than the close by Italy as many italians immigrated for job opportunities and for a better standard of life, of course, as my grand father (from Venice), who built a family with an austrian (from Gorizia) wife and four sons, one of them my father, born in Trieste in 1912. From my mother side, they were imperial citizens, austrian, slovenians, croats and, living in a multilingual ambient, polyglottes proficient in the languanges of the territory (croat, slovenian, italian, and the common lingua franca, the dialect from Venice's centuries old influence). All of this is finished for ever and for a worse world. So I contest your disclaimer: your music is very political and I am driven by it. Spartaco Giacometti, from Italy. I appreciate it very much. Thanks for your effort.
Same here 👋
🇦🇹❤🇮🇹
I mean, I'm Austrian too from the far South, but that is kind of why the empire broke apart, too many differences culturally and nobody holding together when it came down to it. I fear we messed up this multi culti experiment a long time ago :(
@@TheDragiix3 A multi-cultural country is very hard to pull off when it isn't a melting pot. America is.. well, America is America, but let's just say it 'works' to an extent because there's little ethnic identity within its borders.
@@RocketTurret very true!
May the Austro-Hungarian Empire return very soon! Long live the Austro-Hungarian Empire and all it represented !!
Hell yeah I love hearing these marches/folk songs. In currently learning German and hearing their traditional music, besides their great classical music, this really is helping me get more cultivated with the language and regions. Thank you!
Same, even if I'm Filipino, I'm learning German because it's awesome..
Sehr schöner Marsch, Danke fürs hochladen. 👍👍👍🔴⚪🔴
Ja
What people think a croissant sounds like : _"Bonjour!"_
What a croissant actually sounds like:
_" Im strum mit blanken klingen, gehen wir die feinde an!"_
I am glad your channel is up and well despite all the youtube censorship attempts. Thank you for sharing.
The tune and the others provided by Dr. Ludwig are very much like a refreshing breeze on a hot day.
What very noble sounding March! The harmony melts right into the harmony to blend a bold tune! Like the picture of the musicians here as well! Fine video!
Du liaber Gott beschütze mir, mein buam und’s Kärntnerland!!
Einer der schönsten Österreichischen Märsche
Kleiner Fehler: Mit Buam is der Freund des Mädchens gemeint, und nicht der Sohn. Ein Dirndl ist jung und somit ist wahrscheinlich seine Freundin/Verlobte gemeint.
Btw Gruaß ausm Karntnalond, em schensten auf da Wöd.
Achso verzeih den Fehler^^ Grias aus Oberbayern
Dr Ludwig buon giorno🌞molto primo marsch🎺🎺 mi piace😍 grazie e complimenti💕💕🍷
Sehr schoen
Wieder ein sehr sehr schöner Marsch 👂👂😇🫶🖤🤍❤️
Little nitpicking about the translation: "blanke Klingen" is translated with bright blades.
I think bare blades would be more fitting as this part in the sond is less about the blades looking shiny but more about them being unsheathed and drawn for an attack.
And at the end the part with "Mein Buam und's Kärntnerland": while you are correct that in austria Bua or Buam is used for ones son as well, in this case boy would fit better, as the girl isn't worried about her son but about her boyfriend. Otherwise the german text would have not said "Dirndle" bit something like "Muaterl".
Thanks for the addition!
GOTT SCHÜTZE DEN KAISER! Austria-Hungary
Parfait
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"Всем привет с вами Андрей, и сегодня мы за Венгрию попытаемся вернуть Австро-Венгерскую империю."
Glory to K. u. K. Empire
❤
fuk yeah been waiting for this!
Beim Ehrenzug beim ÖBH der beste Teil beim 1 stündigen rummstehen
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1:28 2:06 2:46
🎼🎼🎼🎼🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥👍😘🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹
#BOBBYCFISHY
C stands for Croppy
Weltreich Österreichische Äthiopien !!!