Gjallarhorn - Hymn (live in the studio)

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Contact: martin(at)gjallarhorn.com

[@miroevermoss]

There is no match to Gjallarhorn and Hedningarna bands to this day. What a blessing of a music they left ✨🙏

[@SonofHendrik]

Such a unique sound, I miss Gjallarhorn.

[@owlhighman1]

I had the incredible fortune to see them perform this live in Jamestown New York when they appeared at the Community College there. I couldn't speak properly afterward due to the spell we all seemed to be under and regret not meeting the band who seemed very friendly. I then drove back upstate through the most intense lightening storm I have ever experienced. A night from a Gjallarhorn song! You guys rock! Please come back!

[@blutenist]

I'm no expert, but the flute looks to me like a Baroque alto flute. They were wood. The big boxy instrument is indeed a contrabass recorder. This is the first time I've seen one electrified and used in this context. I love it!! These people are among the most creative musicians I've seen on youtube. This song just about puts me in a trance, especially the ending. All the members of Gjallarhorn certainly seem to be in a trance. This music is pure magic.

[@chris-de-pav3089]

So hypnotic! A too short carrer for this band!

[@EneriGiilaan]

@MichaelHundige I guess not :( Many of their most prominent KZbin vids were removed a couple of months ago due to complains from their record company[*] - I hoped that it might mean that they were activating but no indication for that thus far. [*] I think that was a stupid move - I'm pretty sure for a small marginal bands the vids here help in growing the fan base and specifically generate more CD sells, than without this exposure.

[@danielcortez6252]

Muy impresionante instrumentación , que viva por siempre la música intensa y enigmática de gjllarhorn👏👏👏👏👏

[@alysmarcus7747]

WOW - i love their music and it's been so hard to find anything of what they look like; let alone to see them play! beautiful.

[@sky1607v]

Real art!

[@matycee]

Sorry but... I could not be more in love with JW if it were even possible. what a hero

[@ralphyboy25]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful.

[@neidecafruni6663]

I can't stop listening! Thank you.

[@ralphyboy25]

@EneriGiilaan You know Eneri, you are absolutely correct ! Here I have been so immersed in playing their first two CDs Ranarop and Sjofin over and over again, that I somehow overlooked really exploring their latter material. So I have taken your recommendation, and contacted Digelius Music for a copy of Rimfaxe. Thank you for the reminder, that there is still a lot more great music out their to explore.... some of it being right under my nose.. :)

[@aholatom]

Beautiful!

[@MichaelHundige]

I have never heard this one form Gjallarhorn before. It's beautiful...absolutely amazing! Are they performing again?

[@Chihirolee3]

Ooo! That sounds interesting....I must research the kaval!

[@ralphyboy25]

@laelamarie1 Värttinä, Gjallarhorn and Hedningarna all releasing something in 2012... now that Would Be the makings for a banner year !!

[@moty6369]

ethereal

[@melaniej9869]

Gorgeous voice *.*

[@Chihirolee3]

It is probably a native flute of some kind, not a specific named flute. There are many many flutes out there and they exist in some way in almost every culture, past and present. At 3:35 (around there), you can see some of the other flutes he has. The best thing I can tell you is that they are native flutes, probably specially made too...The instrument at 4:28 is a sub contrabass recorder. Really cool instrument, you should do some research if you want to learn about it :)

[@miroevermoss]

It is an old baroque traverse flute ✨

[@wicca0593]

Can someone post any lyrics for this søng.. Pleaaase...!

[@EneriGiilaan]

@ralphyboy25 Perhaps you should reconsider obtaining the Rimfaxe-album after all ;) It is filled with more or less this kind of "meditative" stuff.

[@petruskolar]

The flute is very similar to "kaval" from Macedonia (former Yugoslavian republic).

[@Innle]

are they performing again?

[@bogustavnilsson]

Fantastic, who is she, she sings in Swedish and Icelandic

[@HungryEars]

Bo Nilsson Her name is Jenny Wilhelms. Wikipedia has page with information about her, and the Gjallarhorn website also has information about her.

[@bogustavnilsson]

HungryEars - World Music Thank you very much

This song kinda has a balkan vibration in it. :D Very good music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@EneriGiilaan]

@Innle Check the KZbin channel of "GjallarhornOFFICIAL" - after a half decade hiatus they have began to take concert requests, and a new DVD is coming out!

[@ChuckDeFuque]

Christ stopped by the dead and saved us all of the meeting For we would all be happy and owe our God in all the city Kyrie eleis If he was not the resurrection the whole world was overdue But after he resurrected, we promise our God and Lord dear Kyrie eleis The old year the success is New is coming here instead God be allowed to abide Have lived next to this time Leave God a happy new year Where every new mind gets "And in his old sin does not stand You are gracious, gentle and gentle The power of Your Holy Spirit gives us Stretch over us your right hand Bless both city and country Give us o God, a daily bread And do you care for us in all our distress Enlighten our cheerful authority Leave us peace coh unity And all you know is known

[@70CarStall]

Prime choice tune. The positive notes will coninue to echo. And I have no clue what she is singing.

[@bogustavnilsson]

Gammal Swedish 🌹👌🏿

[@EneriGiilaan]

@MichaelHundige How wrong one can be! Search for KZbin channel of "GjallarhornOFFICIAL" - seems to be genuine as far as I can tell. They are activating, taking in concert requests, 20th anniversary DVD is coming out ... What a great year this is - first Värttinä comes back with force and then this! What's next - perhaps tomorrow we will learn that Hedningarna will start touring with Sanna and Anita :D

[@ericbooth2784]

If Elvish were real, this is what it would sound like

[@Louysa1]

Elvish are real tough... there are songs in Elvish too and Tolkien reciting poems in Elvish :D

[@RSProduxx]

but i doubt they would sing about Jesus though... ;) beautyful song non the less...

[@Taeronai]

@@Louysa1 elves WERE real... but nowadays they've (wisely) left this grey and hopeless world to live with the eternal Valar... and left us mortals here at this sad place :(

[@UNGIVN]

My ears are bleeding and there ripping off destiny

[@raptorbob1993]

+UN4GIV3N 12345 Nice attempt at a troll, lol