My man were jumping feet first into hell 🗣️🗣️💪

The covenant called odsts imps.

@@jameslancaster5179they called them demons before the Spartans right? Or am I miss remembering

Agree.🗿

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Tammless - Gavottes

we also love you my friend

@@KoffeServer of course, only barbarians put jam first! :-)

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well you obviously don't know much about musique traditionnelle bretonne, torr-revr

What were you expecting ? Elvish mystical chants ?

Exactly, this song is called "Bro gozh ma zadoù" in breton. It is sung to the same tune as that of the national anthem of Wales.

@@jimcorleone7861 Lovely piece of music!

T'as raison !

Merci je sais deja

Je t'aime

je suis breton de naissance et depuis des generations vive la bretagne

Vas faire un tour si ta terre Breizh te manque on est là

Tammless - Gavottes Yes, it's a breton dance, "gavotte" is the name for some traditionnal dances in Brittany and also in other parts of France.

Thank you! Yesterday I learned to play this brilliant tune and I also tried to find more discography from Tammless, without succes alas :-(

I quite agree, biniou sound can be very shrill

Il faut être breton pour aimer, ne vous forcez pas enfin...

@@peps1232 🤣t as raison

Louis Bondenes - Fler ar gad

Yes, and what's even sadder is that it is the most widely spoken of the six Celtic languages! Tells a lot about the status of the other five.

@@kavikv.d.hexenholtz3474 Welsh is the most widely spoken of the six Celtic languages, then Irish, then Breton (then Scottish Gaelic, and I'm not sure which of Cornish or Manx is last)

Have to know: Breton language (Brezhoneg) is actually spoken by about 200 000 people. We don't know exactly because the french laws (ruling Brittany) does'nt allow counting Breton speakers ! France is still proclaiming: there is only one language in France, the french language.

That is because France has been trying to destroy cultures that are from old countries or different people, so that they can promote their version of history where France has always been France and in unity

@@lemeejean1231 LOL...poor guy u're wrong OFIS AR BREZHONEG is KILLING the old bretons with they special specificities. No more! My lover was writting in AL LIAM, O ar B refuses his texts. HUON is only CRAP!

It is actually very close to Cornish. It was said that in former times, Cornish and Breton fisherman could speak with one another with not much difficulty.

Bretons and Cornish people are originally the same people, from Great Britain.

Indeed, Breton and Cornish are from the same Celtic language branch (which was called the “P” branch since some words begin with P while they begin with “c” in Irish/Scottish which form the “Q” group).

Binioù and bombard are often used :)

Je reconnais le pipeau Irelandais ) Tin whistle ) que j;ai appris a jouer moi=meme quand je vivais en Irlande.

Percussions are classic animal skin drums with various names, and also the marching stick. For string instruments we have banjos, dulcimers, bouzoukis, luthes, fiddles, harps, and hurdy gurdies. For winds, we can find binious which are singular equivalents of bagpipes with more expressive articulations (such as vibratos), bagpipes, uilleann pipes (sounding more like clarinets), bombards (lower pitch and more buzzy equivalents) and tin whistles. Bagadou instruments will hardly play with more northern celtic instruments like great highland bagpipes because the breton bagpimes as well as biniou are tuned in Bb whereas the scottish bagpipes are in G

Louis Bondenes - Fler ar gad

@@jimcorleone7861 thanks

I had the same question! Thanks for asking