This is the Nylands och Tavastehus Calavlry March from Caliguoa or Hollowfaith's Drum and Fife mod for Empire: Total War! I take no credits for the song!
Other war marches: encourages soldier to fight and die on a battlefield Swedish war marches: Encourage enemies to shit their pants and retreat in terror. Sounds legit
I was. I put mine on right before so I could march into Narva looking badass. If only this snowstorm wasn't blinding the Russians they could see my and my mates badassery
@@ttaibe Narvamarschen is a victory march, this is the Finnish narvan marssi, which is a different tune. Both could be authentic, but are probably later. For an authentic Carolean march, search for Lewenhaupt march
@@ttaibe Nobody can know for sure but as far as I can tell it was the marsch song used by the swedish king Karl XII and his men on the battle of narva during the winter war. Pretty terrible sound quality but here is a video I found of it ruclips.net/video/37mHHQozRqU/видео.html
Its funny how every other march sounds so friendly witch it sounds weird for a lot of people going to kill the enemy with friendly sounding music but this march, im sure no one would feel weird about it
I was just about to comment that, imagine a full regiment of 1000 men with muskets appearing in the distance marching to these drums, slowly picking up pace until they're right infront of you and then break into a full bayonet charge screaming like madmen. I don't know about you guys but i'd shit my pants.
Ik this is sorta necroing, but I feel as though I gotta say this... Historically, the Scandinavians were a violent people. Danes, Fins, Swedes, and the Northvegrs were all pagan for a time and a lot went viking, Raiding into lands such as Frankia, Poland, parts of Prussia, and the British Isles (Not England, since the British Isles were divided between the Welsh, Britons, Saxons, Anglians, Picts, Scots, and the Irish.). Some Northmen settled down in the English Isles, called themselves kings and waged war against the Saxons, most notably against Wessex, for control of the Isles. Long story short, the Scandinavian people have a violent history. Hence the fact of how sad and violent this tune seems, as it only makes sense.... I'm no historian btw.... just very vested in it.
If you ever visit Stockholm and the Army Museum you can see the Swedish Army under Gustavus II at Lutzen in a mini scale. There´s plenty of other things related to the era of the peak of the Swedish empire at the museum. If you´re into naval history i suggest you visit the Vasa Museum where the Royal ship Vasa is in exhibition (and I think authentic to 98%)
It is more easily found with names "Viken, tidens flyktiga minnen" in Swedish and "Narvan marssi" in Finnish. Both instrumental and vocal versions can be found searching with those names. It is used as a funeral march in Finland, especially in case of a war veteran or state funerals - Most famously in that of president Urho Kekkonen: ruclips.net/video/23fZ-nzrYOw/видео.html
This is finnish military music, which the headline hints of already. But back then Sweden an Finland was the same country so that's why this song can be considered as Swedish. On the other hand the swedish flag probably belongs from an area in Finland called "the real Finland" roughly translated, and what couldn't be more swedish than our swedish flag? Finland and Sweden belongs together, 800 years of being the same country still reminds us both every day, even though 207 years has past since we were the same country. May god bless Finland and finns. Since you're facing bad times economically I try my best to buy finnish wares so that your economy will be good again. I feel that you're my kinsmen since all men in my family history has went to Finland to help you in the wars against russians, ever since the 1600's and until the talvisota. The close bonds to you and your nation will make me come to if anyone even touches one hair of Finlands body. Long live Finland and may god have mercy upon this great nation and people!
First of i'd like to thank you for your kind words in place of every Finn out there, and i quite much agree, altough the way Finland was conquered can't be justified in my mind, still we were one all the way until the 19th century when the russian empire fucked up everything, and even when they did, you still came to our aid in our time of need, for that i am sure every Finn is greatful. With Sweden we conquered together, died together, i myslef belong to the Philjerta family which has provided the Swedish crown with cavalry troops since the 16th century, few people from my country remember the swedish days, many of us think it was a shameful time, but what country has a clean history? If one exists i've never heard of it, the north should always stand toghether, and even if we both are two seperate countries we both stand tall under the lion. Long live Sweden! Long live Finland! About the Swedish flag, do you mean Finland proper? That's ''varsinais-suomi'' or Egentliga Finland as you'd call it. My fathers side of my family comes from there, lot's of Swedish people and lots of swedish influences.
+MyNameIsMud You're very welcome. I really think that Finland is our best friend and where I grew up a large minority of the people were finnish immigrants that came during the pre-war era, mostly Karelians I guess. So many of my childhood friends are somehow finnish or half finns. What I can say about Finland is that what would Sweden be without the hakkapelitans, the "forest finns" that tamed the wilderness of Värmland, Närke, Västergötland and so on? What would Finland be without the swedish settlers that populated the finnish lands that had a population of 15 000 or so when it all started in the 1100's or so, and not without forgeting to mention that the swedish state basically formed the society there and on equal terms. At some times the swedish state even had a finnish government. as long as the administrative language was spoken, anyone within the swedish state could be anyone he wanted basically. And yeah about the swedish flag I meant "Egentliga Finland" it felt a bit difficult to translate that into english in a good way. Cheers mate!
a b Yeah i never knew it was called Finland Proper in english but i heard it in the English news a few days ago so i assumed it was what you were talking about, in any case it's always nice to see and talk to people with knowledge about our history, our roots go deep, and because of that we should take care that we remember what once was so we can better understand the present day. Have a great one!
As far as I know, being told by my step brother who is also Finnish, even though we Swedes tried to keep you within our borders, Napoleon helped the Russians to take you from us before the coalition against him wich included Russia.
One can wonder if I could have escaped killing with my modern Uppland dialect mixed with Östergötland dialect :) Maybe I would have been regarded as a Russiann spy from Gårdarike:)
"The melody of the Narva March is apparently of Irish origin and is thought to have traveled to Sweden with enlisted soldiers from the British Isles. The march is named after the Battle of Narva in 1700 , where it was traditionally played. The first known note about the march is from 1798 , where it is called Mars, used as Charles XII approached Narva"
@@skyten6995Hallå. Nej, jag är inte Darthmod. Jag spelar inte ens den modden för Empire, eftersom det finns mer överlägsna mods. Jag har spelat Darthmod i Napoleon, som är en blandning av bra och dåliga.
@@skyten6995 Jag förstår nu. Tack för klargörandet. Jag skulle så gärna vilja ha den musiken, men just nu spelar jag Absolutum Dominium. Jag jobbar med någon för att förbättra listorna, och Sverige är en av de första nationerna vi jobbar på. Förhoppningsvis kan vi ändra musiken också.
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Other war marches: encourages soldier to fight and die on a battlefield
Swedish war marches: Encourage enemies to shit their pants and retreat in terror.
Sounds legit
Fits perfectly with swedish war doctrine at this period.
When you're Swedish but people only remember you for IKEA.
*sad Karoliner noises
Ikea Empire
*angry Carolean noises*
Sabaton? Amaranthe? Swedish have great metal bands (Or bards in Sabaton case)
and Malmo ;P
Probably the most intimidating march song i've heard. It sounds unnatural.
*The Satanic Legions of Sweden have declared war on you.*
Why is the snow speaking Swedish?
Haunting.
Indeed. Others have either a joyful tune, or a sad-joyful tune. This Swedish march could be used in a modern war movie about the 1600s period.
Its now a funeral march for the Finnish military.
sounds threatening, Imagine that coming over the hill with an army marching to it.
Oliver Law Carolux Rex Would be proud
Or through a blizzard, when this song gets its moment of fame
Think it would break a Russian's spirit?
@@Beorthereit actually did.
@@Beorthere Yes.
I swear i wasn't wearing a Carolean uniform before hearing this
Yeah same I don't remember owning a Protestant German uniform either.
Pendragonx1 lol
Bahemus Veheumus atatatatatatataatt
Sounds like John Oliver. Heard a Japanese pop group, turned into a Japanese soldier XD
I was. I put mine on right before so I could march into Narva looking badass. If only this snowstorm wasn't blinding the Russians they could see my and my mates badassery
OMG people I thought this march was a scam, but it actually is real and called Narvan marssi in finnish
Narva marschen in Swedish
@@TrashIt86 I have just lisytened eto about ten Narva marschen, None sound remotely like this march
@@ttaibe Narvamarschen is a victory march, this is the Finnish narvan marssi, which is a different tune. Both could be authentic, but are probably later. For an authentic Carolean march, search for Lewenhaupt march
@@ttaibe Nobody can know for sure but as far as I can tell it was the marsch song used by the swedish king Karl XII and his men on the battle of narva during the winter war. Pretty terrible sound quality but here is a video I found of it ruclips.net/video/37mHHQozRqU/видео.html
Viken, tidens flyktiga minnen is a song based on the same melody. But the total war version is not perfect in comparison to the original.
If I was on the other side of them hearing this would make me so scared
That was kind of the point in this march, intimidate the enemy and show no fear.
Its funny how every other march sounds so friendly witch it sounds weird for a lot of people going to kill the enemy with friendly sounding music but this march, im sure no one would feel weird about it
yeah, all of them sounds like ice cream vans, yet this one is sad as hell
+xyz123456 Probably because more light hearted marches should boost morale.
I was just about to comment that, imagine a full regiment of 1000 men with muskets appearing in the distance marching to these drums, slowly picking up pace until they're right infront of you and then break into a full bayonet charge screaming like madmen.
I don't know about you guys but i'd shit my pants.
Ik this is sorta necroing, but I feel as though I gotta say this...
Historically, the Scandinavians were a violent people. Danes, Fins, Swedes, and the Northvegrs were all pagan for a time and a lot went viking, Raiding into lands such as Frankia, Poland, parts of Prussia, and the British Isles (Not England, since the British Isles were divided between the Welsh, Britons, Saxons, Anglians, Picts, Scots, and the Irish.). Some Northmen settled down in the English Isles, called themselves kings and waged war against the Saxons, most notably against Wessex, for control of the Isles. Long story short, the Scandinavian people have a violent history. Hence the fact of how sad and violent this tune seems, as it only makes sense....
I'm no historian btw.... just very vested in it.
This march is actually a tune meant for funerals
Imagine if the muskets were made in IKEA.
I was listening to this while in a tuxedo,.... I felt a random urge to start taking over shit.
Every time I listen to this song i have to decfecate
What
thanks to total war empire i just became interested in Swedish History especially during the great northern war. gotta love em Carolean uniforms
If you ever visit Stockholm and the Army Museum you can see the Swedish Army under Gustavus II at Lutzen in a mini scale. There´s plenty of other things related to the era of the peak of the Swedish empire at the museum. If you´re into naval history i suggest you visit the Vasa Museum where the Royal ship Vasa is in exhibition (and I think authentic to 98%)
Thanks for having interest in my country.
Stick to the history part. Modern Sweden is stupid.
@@davidcoburn9645 livrustkammare is a great place too, and do you know any naval museum except the vasa museum?
Fitting for Warhammer's Sylvanian Grave Guard.
would love to hear other versions of this march
You mean a good one?
It is more easily found with names "Viken, tidens flyktiga minnen" in Swedish and "Narvan marssi" in Finnish. Both instrumental and vocal versions can be found searching with those names.
It is used as a funeral march in Finland, especially in case of a war veteran or state funerals - Most famously in that of president Urho Kekkonen:
ruclips.net/video/23fZ-nzrYOw/видео.html
Here: ruclips.net/video/37mHHQozRqU/видео.html
@@user-te9vx8bx8y Thx!
@@stalhandske9649 sorry I dint thank you earlier ^^ Thx
This doesn't make me shout
*This makes me scream*
*Good*
This is finnish military music, which the headline hints of already. But back then Sweden an Finland was the same country so that's why this song can be considered as Swedish. On the other hand the swedish flag probably belongs from an area in Finland called "the real Finland" roughly translated, and what couldn't be more swedish than our swedish flag? Finland and Sweden belongs together, 800 years of being the same country still reminds us both every day, even though 207 years has past since we were the same country.
May god bless Finland and finns. Since you're facing bad times economically I try my best to buy finnish wares so that your economy will be good again. I feel that you're my kinsmen since all men in my family history has went to Finland to help you in the wars against russians, ever since the 1600's and until the talvisota. The close bonds to you and your nation will make me come to if anyone even touches one hair of Finlands body. Long live Finland and may god have mercy upon this great nation and people!
First of i'd like to thank you for your kind words in place of every Finn out there, and i quite much agree, altough the way Finland was conquered can't be justified in my mind, still we were one all the way until the 19th century when the russian empire fucked up everything, and even when they did, you still came to our aid in our time of need, for that i am sure every Finn is greatful. With Sweden we conquered together, died together, i myslef belong to the Philjerta family which has provided the Swedish crown with cavalry troops since the 16th century, few people from my country remember the swedish days, many of us think it was a shameful time, but what country has a clean history? If one exists i've never heard of it, the north should always stand toghether, and even if we both are two seperate countries we both stand tall under the lion. Long live Sweden! Long live Finland!
About the Swedish flag, do you mean Finland proper? That's ''varsinais-suomi'' or Egentliga Finland as you'd call it. My fathers side of my family comes from there, lot's of Swedish people and lots of swedish influences.
+MyNameIsMud You're very welcome. I really think that Finland is our best friend and where I grew up a large minority of the people were finnish immigrants that came during the pre-war era, mostly Karelians I guess. So many of my childhood friends are somehow finnish or half finns.
What I can say about Finland is that what would Sweden be without the hakkapelitans, the "forest finns" that tamed the wilderness of Värmland, Närke, Västergötland and so on? What would Finland be without the swedish settlers that populated the finnish lands that had a population of 15 000 or so when it all started in the 1100's or so, and not without forgeting to mention that the swedish state basically formed the society there and on equal terms. At some times the swedish state even had a finnish government. as long as the administrative language was spoken, anyone within the swedish state could be anyone he wanted basically. And yeah about the swedish flag I meant "Egentliga Finland" it felt a bit difficult to translate that into english in a good way.
Cheers mate!
a b Yeah i never knew it was called Finland Proper in english but i heard it in the English news a few days ago so i assumed it was what you were talking about, in any case it's always nice to see and talk to people with knowledge about our history, our roots go deep, and because of that we should take care that we remember what once was so we can better understand the present day.
Have a great one!
As far as I know, being told by my step brother who is also Finnish, even though we Swedes tried to keep you within our borders, Napoleon helped the Russians to take you from us before the coalition against him wich included Russia.
Mr Mann Yeah and that eventually forced Sweden to align with Napoleon which eventually caused even more trouble.
A very depressing sound. Thousands of men, many of them who were only my age, marching to their deaths.
At least they still had balls.
taylorac2 Aye.
Swedish-Finnish military alliance. Now. 🇸🇪🇫🇮🇸🇪🇫🇮
Sounds like a death march.
It is played in military funerals sometimes in Finland
The Swedes are coming, ja!
Ja! Fear us!
I guess
Börk
Such a sinister march
Listen in 0.75 speed for more correct iteration.
sounds like a monster movie theme song
You are correct Sweden as a dark history
*S V E A*
*R I K E*
;-)
wow very dark D:
This actually sounds creepy
Gott mit uns
I'm planing on making a nation, and I'm gonna a make this song a March for my nation!
🇸🇪
Also known as Narva March now a days. If anyone wants to listen to it in non fife and drum style,,,
Nylands and Tavastehus is part of S. Finland. War with Russia 1809, Sweden lost Finland, and this march song is like funeral song.
Ikealand Jumpscare
#makeswedengreatagain
Gör Sverige lagom igen.
I agree 3 years later!
I never found a "real" orchestral version of that nor a explanation or a description of that particular march
ruclips.net/video/8_ck7CGY-ag/видео.html As close as you'll get.
Its called Narvan marssi
Check this: ruclips.net/video/37mHHQozRqU/видео.html
scary
The Only thing they fear Is you
It sounds like a horror movie.Imagine if a Zombie with this music Marching toward u
+Zunika Mudzafar in my country this is called "narvan marssi" and its played in funerals
sounds scary
The might of the swedish empire! 🇸🇪
When Sweden used to teabag people with meatballs instead of eat them
remake of narvamarchen
no sorry i cant find the name
I am on the Swedish side. "Skjut mig icke, jag är Svensk / Finsk"
Imagine the Swedish army bands playing this as the soldiers march to war...
should have choosen something else in case of death
One can wonder if I could have escaped killing with my modern Uppland dialect mixed with Östergötland dialect :) Maybe I would have been regarded as a Russiann spy from Gårdarike:)
Depends. Do you pronounce "station" and "sju" with an "h" or with a "ch" sound? Could save your life.
sounds ottoman
This is actually narvan marssi ....
James Red it was made in finland = its a finnish march
"The melody of the Narva March is apparently of Irish origin and is thought to have traveled to Sweden with enlisted soldiers from the British Isles. The march is named after the Battle of Narva in 1700 , where it was traditionally played. The first known note about the march is from 1798 , where it is called Mars, used as Charles XII approached Narva"
Sweden yes
I wish I knew how to replace my ETW battle music with this.
Har du inte Darthmod?
@@skyten6995Hallå. Nej, jag är inte Darthmod. Jag spelar inte ens den modden för Empire, eftersom det finns mer överlägsna mods. Jag har spelat Darthmod i Napoleon, som är en blandning av bra och dåliga.
@@mattgardiner614 absolut kompis. Det jag vill säga är att Darthmod har den musiken
@@skyten6995 Jag förstår nu. Tack för klargörandet. Jag skulle så gärna vilja ha den musiken, men just nu spelar jag Absolutum Dominium. Jag jobbar med någon för att förbättra listorna, och Sverige är en av de första nationerna vi jobbar på. Förhoppningsvis kan vi ändra musiken också.
@@mattgardiner614 ah okej. Är det fett?
Offensivens man Soldat i Jesu namn
Harry Potter is it you?
Horror shit
weird
March of gay division
In this time eras unit was not divisions, but regiments.
It was the march of the entire army as they approached Narva in the Blizzard. It was slow so it kept the men in line given the conditions.
Love the fact that nobody actually argued with this moron, just corrected him.
Long time ago? No.
Today? Yes sadly.