FIRST TIME HEARING FAUN - Federkleid (Offizielles Video) [REACTION]

[@jeffreysmall2397]

The name of the song means feathered dress in German, and this is an old wedding song. I love this group, no electrical instruments. Simply awesome. Love that hurdy gurdy

[@MsCatstaff]

Another Faun suggestion? Walpurgisnacht! If you like "time travel" sounding music, check out Blackmore's Night! The Way to Mandalay, The Dancer and the Moon, Village on the Sand, Loreley... heck, far too many good songs to name them all. Play Minstrel Play (studio version) features a guest artist that you might recognize when you hear his part. Under a Violet Moon is pretty much an ode to renfests, and Pastime With Good Company is an old traditional English folk tune actually written by King Henry VIII.

[@s.n.11]

Yes!!Walpurgisnacht please! (It means the “night of the witches” ... more or less).

[@jessicalingo4346]

I love how theres so many different types of music out there! You have the ability to go from this to queen to santana, to pink, to baby shark song, to eminem to absolutely anything you want to. I just love it😊

[@Kittinlil]

Such a natural and uplifting song, make me want to run through a field and dance in the rain and let the spirit fill me.

[@teejay5627]

One of my fave songs. Your reaction is so uplifting, We are with you all the way.

[@joshuaciresoli2927]

Kudos to Manuel for a great choice in German folk music and to Highly Combustible for a great reaction. It is a really beautiful song lyrically, as well.

[@sebastianw7254]

The rocks are called Externsteine. You can find them in the near from Detmold in North-Rheine-Westfalia (NRW) in Germany

[@scar445]

songs like these call to our blood. across nations, across cultures, across any manmade barrier, the music of our ancestors sing a universal language of brotherhood and joy. We must not forget about the joy that music is supposed to bring with it.

[@weepat5325]

For what it's worth, the bird at the beginning of the video is a bird of prey called a Red Kite.

[@Lamaart_]

The instrument to you were wondering about is a Hurdy Gurdy (yes that is its actual name). It's a turnwheel rubbing on strings akin to a violin. It has strings connected to a piano like keyboard and a drone string that never changes pitch. It was invented somewhere in the middle ages and has barely changed between then and now. It started as a peasant instrument but has occasional been a higher class instruments. It occasionally sees some use in the present day. Most wel known modern use is in the game sea of thieves.

[@tammybrown5983]

Just saw them in concert.. they are doing a US tour on the east coast.. it was AMAZING

[@rhysodunloe2463]

5:23 This is a Hurdy Gurdy or "Drehleier" in German. It's basically an over engineered violin. Instead of striving the strings with a bow you turn the crank and instead of pressing down the strings you push buttons to play different chords. By the way, Faun not only sings in German but also Medieval High German (i.e. Loibere Risen), French (i.e. Unicorne), Spanish... One of my favourite songs by Faun is Tinta: "Si la mar fuera de tinta Y el cielo fuera papel No se podría escribir Lo mucho que es mi querer" If the sea was ink And the sky made out of paper One still couldn't describe how big my love for you is

[@demonsrun3413]

We need more hurdy gurdy for the world :D If you enjoy that instrument specifically, you should listen to Patty Gurdy

[@Rejects79]

The faun (Latin: faunus, Ancient Greek: φαῦνος, phaunos, pronounced [pʰaunos]) is a half-human and half-goat mythological creature appearing in Greek and Roman mythology. Originally fauns of Roman mythology were spirits (genii) of rustic places, lesser versions of their chief, the god Faunus. Before their conflation with Greek satyrs, they and Faunus were represented as nude men (e.g. the Barberini Faun). Later fauns became copies of the satyrs of Greek mythology, who themselves were originally shown as part-horse rather than part-goat.

[@richardrose7382]

You might also like Walpurghisnacht and Gwydion by the same folks. Might also like Galdra…a joint project with members of other bands

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

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[@00Jess_M]

I start to believe that Manuel is German and has great taste in music. 😁 This is for the beginning of the party. And later in the evening you switch to Schubsetanz by Feuerschwanz. 😂

[@RamonMena-u6i]

Hi..Awesome band.. Faun !!. First song I've Heard from them.. plenty more . Bye

[@briancossey4773]

I'm seconding MsCatstaff. Same group (FAUN, pronounced F-AUN as in down with an F) and the song to check out next is Walpurgisnacht. By the way, the "damn instrument" is a hurdy-gurdy (SERIOUSLY, I kid you not!).

[@brendagrothier967]

I LOVED this. Find another by them. Please.

[@pfsfighter]

Beautiful song!

[@quasi8180]

Its music like this that make me believe in magic

[@MrMannapuuro]

I really like that kind of music. If you too, try next OMNIA - Fee Ra Huri. Or totally different genre, Ayreon - Age Of Shadows (with Marko Hietala and Floor Jansen).

[@MsCatstaff]

I'll second Omnia! Fee Ra Huri, Etrezomp Ni Kelted, Witches' Brew, Morrigan if you want something a little darker. Good stuff!

[@jenell56]

OMNIA are incredible!!! So gets an "absolutely" vote from me :)

[@devonvergiels5185]

The name of the style is Neo-Medieval. Fantastic band. And most likely the very cool instrument is the hurry Gordy. All wonderful.

[@Namotasso]

Next step Faun " Tanz mit mir " with a singer from Santiano. 👍

[@yssanne24601]

Faun is awesome! Do check out their performance of Odin with Einar Selvik, that's full on time travel w god appearance (that'd be Einar) and everything.

[@luxetveritas9196]

There are so many beautiful songs from this band. Please react to Diese Kalte Nacht!

[@voyagerNO]

Yeah, I do agree. You don't need to understand the lyrics to enjoy the music.

[@Elbereth_TV]

Check out Patty Gurdy for more of that Hurdy gurdy instrument

[@jadebelle6705]

That winding instrument? It's called a hurdy gurdy. It has a lovely sound.

[@helenavone5948]

Faun always take you to another world. And here's another vote for "Odin" with Einar Svelvik! It's pure Norse magic. :-)

[@thomasnagle501]

I'm a fan groupy this is one of my favorite

[@iron_side5674]

This video is old but i feel obliged to get people to listen to some old school songs that are underapreciated. So i´m gonna leave you with a suggestion Seeed - Music Monks

[@MisterBenne]

Not a time travel specifically, but ancient sounds either.. Leo Rojas Celeste

[@damienmaynard8892]

Federklied - literally "plumage" or "feather-dress"

[@kaess307]

You should also react to Feuerschwanz Ding!

[@Rejects79]

reaction to Faun - Egil Saga ;-)

[@Genesis50000]

the instrument is called a Hurdy Gurdy

[@olgakipke3720]

Those are the Externsteine in Germany.

[@quasi8180]

Time travel exists its called youtube

[@MetalViking1995]

The instrument your referring to is called a hurdy gurdy

[@MetalViking1995]

Checkout Skald Rún

[@2killnspray9]

Stop pausing all the time!! How can you even enjoy like this??

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

Don't want pauses? Go watch the video on their channel or start your own. On my channel, I'll pause whenever I see fit to pause. I'll make sure to throw an extra pause in the next video especially for you. Merry Christmas

[@irland1961]

Next Song Satyros from Faun

[@EXTRAEDC]

if you like that you should listen to SUBWAY TO SALLY .. ;)

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

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[@orjansand6431]

Instrument hyrdy gurdy

[@martindoorn9638]

Yes Great reaction again! Faun is ons of Those bands who'll put you back in time indeed. Other bands Like that are Omnia and Heilung. Another great song by Faun is Walpurgisnacht. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH3KfmSHf5iGlas