The Voice of the Carnyx (Ancient Celtic music)

[@SarimFaruque]

Contemporary Celtic music: Fantasy-like, magical, beautiful, nature Ancient Celtic carnyx:

[@jurassicjack3320]

This Ancient Celtic Carynx awakens something deep within my blood that I can't explain, this music makes me feel more emotions than any modern music ever could.

[@ariaxrose1]

@@jurassicjack3320 really? In touch with your ancestors?

[@jurassicjack3320]

@@ariaxrose1 Yes I am mostly Celtic with mainly Scottish and Welsh/(Brythonic)Cornish so I feel great connection to this music and my ancestors.

[@lolozaure920]

@@jurassicjack3320 I feel the same but I'm french and from Alsace, so I might have celtic blood cause this music makes me want to go to war or glorify one's might it's really hard to explain

[@jurassicjack3320]

@@lolozaure920 Aye, you probably have blood from the Gauls, Alsace was in their territory I believe

[@bor_gr]

21st century man: Sounds like something from a modern art exhibit, it’s not scary at all Ancient Roman man: **OH SWEET REX NOT AGAIN**

[@dihydrogenmonoxide7600]

To be fair, many modern people are still scared at this sound, based on the feedback of everyone on these videos.

[@caiuamoreira7500]

@@dihydrogenmonoxide7600 I used to be super skeptical about genetic information about ourselves being something that we can remember somehow but this scared the shit out of me...

[@sioraigrian8400]

imagine you are marching through a foggy, claustrophobic valley in the early morning hundreds of miles from home in some cold, wet, hilly & forested foreign & alien land after being away for months. now imagine you hear a dozen of these going off in the distance on either side. now imagine the voices of countless screaming warriors and clashing shields & weaponry drowning it all out... seeming to come from everywhere around, out in the mist. imagine your legion officer barking orders to form up for battle, fear is HIS voice, as the thunder of a thousand running feet drowns out all other sounds... and then they are upon you, wide-eyed, pale men painted blue, clothed as the day they were born, yelling battle cries & animalistic shrieks and charging you with not a hint of fear or hesitation in their eyes just awesome

[@darkstar844able]

It's all about setting. Listening to this in the comfort of my home it's pretty interesting. Now if I was in the wilderness that I wasn't familiar with and heard this I would most likely shit myself.

[@LupusSolusStudios]

@@sioraigrian8400 there are a few reasons why they stayed out of the north ...

[@bryanmower2703]

The Centurion's sphincter does tighten when the trees start speaking Celtic

[@intothevoid5074]

More so it relaxes. A full legion worth of sphincters relaxes at once upon hearing the forest speak Proto-Gaelic.

[@thuledragon6663]

@@intothevoid5074 because it's getting ready to take a shit

[@rebel4029]

Gaelic*

[@dylanperry3599]

everybody gangsta till the hills start speaking gaelic

[@johnmars5282]

Indeed , Caledonia was never conquered . The Scottish and Irish should be proud of that fact in their history.

[@andythorpey1377]

Can you imagine being a Roman at Cannae with hundreds maybe thousands of these playing simultaneously, sends a chill through me just thinking about it

[@tamisweetie]

Andy Thorpey Gives me chills as well.... incredible

[@amgen9]

I dont believe celts were at Cannae, unless Guals had carnyxs I would guess.

[@quentinduc865]

so imagine to Alesia. 250,000 Gauls

[@quentinduc865]

at Cannes, there were about ten thousand Celts (Senons and Ligurians) which formed the center of the line to collect the bulk of the charge. it was Hannibal's heavy infantrymen

[@LadyMngwa]

The music gives me creeps. In real and with much more players it must have been overwhelming.

[@s.gallagher4851]

Can you imagine 20 or 40 of these playing at the same time? In battle, this was an intimidation tactic and I can imagine it worked.

[@EnigmaticNothing]

Maybe it sounded like when football fans play vuvuzelas

[@RealBradMiller]

This mixed with death whistles. Who wants to start an army? Lol

[@callumfisher8101]

Seeing as though the Celts were pushed all the way up north its fair to say it hardly worked at all.

[@PhyreI3ird]

@@RealBradMiller I saw a demonstration from John Kenny here on youtube where he was actually able to produce deathwhistle-esque sounds with it.

[@seregarublev8915]

@@callumfisher8101 Lol the Romans were so scared shitless of Scots that they built a wall to keep us out

[@REALROCKFM]

Roman legionary: this music makes me extremely uncomfortable. British auxiliary: ahh well to appreciate it you must acquire a taste for *F R E E F O R M J A Z Z*

[@REALROCKFM]

@Luke Thomas Ancient Britons. Classified as a Celtic people. They can be referred to as “British”. Their music would have been very similar, perhaps even identical to this as they used the same long horn like instruments.

[@REALROCKFM]

@Luke Thomas not really. The word British is used to refer to the britons during the days of the Roman empire all the time... Its obvious I wasn’t referring to the Colonial British lmao

[@REALROCKFM]

@Luke Thomas I mean, the entire context was a conversation with a Roman legionary so that implies the British peoples of that age

[@REALROCKFM]

@@clarissamellin1021 .... I know. The Britons were classified as a Celtic people, i never claimed they were the only ones...

[@REALROCKFM]

@@clarissamellin1021 Bruh, you’re just splitting hairs for the sake of it now. The word British can and is used to describe the ancient Britons in context. Especially when describing ‘Romano British’ culture specifically. Secondly it’s obvious I’m not referring to ALL the celts of Europe as British... that’s so stupid. Why are you strawmanning? lmao you deleted your replies & now i look insane

[@sada1504]

Much like bagpipes, the carnyx awakens my primal instincts to battle.

[@jurassicjack3320]

It is exactly the same for me, other people find them annoying, but to me it gives me good chills and the need to charge into battle.

[@briseurdoreilles5541]

Lmao you guys should stop playing video games

[@sada1504]

You should stop judging strangers on the internet for enjoying a piece of music differently from you

[@briseurdoreilles5541]

@@sada1504 no but seriously, what "primal instincts to battle" you guys have? It’s the 21th century cmon

[@sada1504]

I described the way this music makes me feel in a humorous way, over a year ago. Let other people enjoy things in their own way.

[@bear499]

Man! Could you imagine hearing this outside your town's wall for the first time?

[@geoffa87]

If you were hearing this, you were already fucked.

[@engineermerasmus2810]

Towns weren t realy a thing when the celt and where they lived. Roman towns could be the case.

[@bear499]

@@engineermerasmus2810 I know, that's why I said town walls, implying I was talking about a Roman town.

[@Gravelgratious]

When the Gauls first sacked Rome the Roman's thought the carnyxs were giant wolves. Truly terrifying especially when you consider how loud it is in the ancient world compared to our own.

[@Gravelgratious]

@coinínbán It amazes me how many ways people can use it as a megaphone and distort their voices at the same time. It sounds like a demon yelling at you.

[@iaincox9639]

Romans: "why do I hear boss music?"

[@corv1d770]

I snorted

[@emmanuelle7473]

LOLOLOLOLOL

[@Antiagingalchemy]

Awesome

[@mattaffenit9898]

Could be worse. Could be ram horns in the forest all around them, or throat singing and drums from the hills. At least they survived fighting the Celts.

[@Poliswag7]

@@mattaffenit9898 some of them didn’t lol

[@masonreeves4775]

Ah. This is why modern day Italians have a phobia of trombones

[@AnoFlour]

Celtic Warrior: playing Carnyx Roman legionarie: “tonight I meet the gods”

[@barbarianking82799]

Which one ? The celtic ones ( being sacrificed to them )

[@Necrohead_Is_real]

​@barbarianking82799 both their gods were the same they both descended from the proto indo european belief

[@REBORNCENTRALGaming]

Éirinn go brách 🇮🇪 Alba gu brath 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Cymru am byth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@calumpatrick319]

Play this outside downing street till the surrender.

[@adamperry835]

Go maire sibh na Ceiltigh!

[@shadowynne]

Kernow bys vyken 🏴‍☠️! I couldn't find a Cornish flag😔, but this one is pretty appropriate😉

[@coco_sloth]

@NotRllyJoey I blame the Romans, Vikings and the Norman's. (Italians, Germans and the French) If they never invaded Britian and other parts of the British Isles, politics would be very different. (If you don't know what I mean, just In case, If the Norman's never invaded, William the Conqueror and distant generations like Henry VIII would not be Here, so we should not blame the English really 😂. I class them as our Celtic brothers)

[@aramaicguy889]

England forever 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@adrianaslund8605]

You don't expect such an old instrument to sound so crisp.

[@ryandonnelly9142]

This gives me goosebumps and stirs a very deep fire in my gut. So proud to be a Celt

[@travellinghousehobbies]

I was looking for comments like this, I have ancestry in Scotland and Ireland and this almost brought comfort and clarity to me as well as starting the fire in my gut.

[@kernowbysvyken5600]

I'm Cornish

[@louise6306]

Je suis originaire du Limousin qui se situe dans le massif central mes ancêtres les lemovices ont participé à la guerres des gaules et ont utilisé cet instrument et ça me parle énormément

[@lordsofafan372]

Cymru am byth ac am byth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@bunaithegohiomlan4867]

Feel like I’m getting ancestral memories with this, adrenaline listening to this

[@ryandonnelly9142]

Set a new deadlift PR of 505lbs to this. The sounds of my ancestors put me in some type of zone I never reached before

[@angelcedeno5605]

That’s my warm up brah

[@petergruber841]

Weightlifting is weightlifting. we all start small

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

the celtic culture is fascinating pre-mainland European before Christianity and romance culture.

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

Celts lived all threw Europe into Anatolia and even Carthage (North Africa) and hired as mercenaries in Egypt and the middle east as well.

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

having said that Celts where mostly central European and Iberian and British isles

[@germanikolaas]

Read , Michael Tsarion Irish Origins of Civilizations

[@silverpleb2128]

"mostly central european and british isles..." You forgot the gaullish who were in the actual france, in the actual belgium, and in the actual north italy....

[@debo7789]

The majority of Celtic tribes were in England, although of course there were Celtic tribes throughout the rest of the British isles also.(England being the larger mass of country) The inhabitants of Gaul were Celts and the Irish used to do a lot of trade with them. Then the Romans invaded and tried to make Gaul and Britain one huge Roman empire, ( don't forget that there was no water between Gaul and Britain or Ireland and Britain back then, there was a land bridge and the same goes for under the English channel, you could have walked to Belgium at one point) in Gaul there was a Celtic tribe called the Parisii whom the Romans could not move (this is how Paris got its name) from the Parisii tribe who originated from Yorkshire in England. the rest of the Celts were forced into what is now called Britanny , the word Britanny is latin meaning ''little Britain'' apposed to Britannia which in latin means ''Greater Britain''. Then the Franks invaded Gaul, they were a Germanic people, and then Gaul became known as Francia, a latin word meaning ''the land of the franks''. although the Celts in the British isles were primarily a peaceful friendly and welcoming people, you did have your feuds between tribes and many were great warriors and some were mercenaries, some even fought for the Romans, which was a huge mistake on the romans part (lookup the crossrail skulls) and because they were mercenaries and warriors they loved nothing more than to travel and fight. the Celts from the British isles fought the Romans in Italy and went as far as Egypt and met with Alexander the great. The Celts did not come to Britain, it was the Celts from Britain that went to other countries and took their ways with them. The Romans even copied for their own use Celtic helmets like the coolus helmet and the montefortino helmet, also the galea, roman centurion helmet was inspired and designed from the celts. along with the galea short sword etc...linking shields was a Celtic thing also that the romans learnt from their celtic mercenaries. this is just a very, very small example believe me. another thing that I must say because it does wind me up, THE VIKINGS DID NOT WEAR HORNED HELMETS, it was the Celts from Britain.

[@datgio4951]

Everyone gansta and collecting taxes till you hear the carnyx trumpet

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

This is what happens when a jazz musician with no understanding of the dynamics of communication in prehistoric warfare plays a warhorn like a sax.

[@tamanwar203]

You are probably true but a bit harsh. After all, we'll never know for sure how they used it.

[@ewigesgermanien4174]

@@tamanwar203 i think its shown pretty authentic in Rome 2

[@theodour8617]

This sounds like Sun Ra

[@oliviu-dorianconstantinesc288]

Please expand on this. I am very curious!

[@theodour8617]

@@oliviu-dorianconstantinesc288 poop

[@hogmeet3942]

Imagine being a Roman soldier marching through unfamiliar lands. As the Gauls draw ever closer you hear 40 Carnyx blaring in the distance. A foreboding symphony warning of the battle to come.

[@austriahungary4935]

When you hear an old music like this. you feel a "Strange" nostalgia even If you didnt lived there, in that century that makes you want to Live there.

[@CodaTV2010]

im celtic, born and living in wales, i can deffinetley feel that sound calling to me, wish i could have fought against the english in the 1400s everytime i hear something like this

[@colacao6065]

@@CodaTV2010 You don't have to be Welsh only, every Western European is mainly Celtic since we all come from them, then in each country other genetic contributions depend on migrations, invasions, repopulations, etc. But the predominant gene is the one that has always been in the forests, rivers and mountains of all of Western Europe, which come from the Celtic peoples.

[@EPICFAILKING1]

@@CodaTV2010 I'm English lol, and I too can feel this music coursing through my veins. Except you're in the wrong century there, this is Iron Age and the depictions of Celts here are from Roman-Britain. I think you mean you wish you were killing Romans. Plus, anyone with an anime profile pic brings eternal shame to his ancestors lol. Nothing says "I can't throw a punch" like an anime pfp, nevermind wielding a sword and shield 😂

[@CodaTV2010]

@@EPICFAILKING1 Tbh anime pfp doesnt mean jack shit, so what i like the art style, doesnt mean anything,

[@EPICFAILKING1]

@@CodaTV2010 uhum, okay. you keep telling yourself that, buddy 😂

[@Gravelgratious]

Centurion- The hell is that noise?! Legionary-Centurion! Centurion- What is it? What do you see?! Legionary- Moustaches!

[@nighttimehermit8904]

One can say the sound is similar to that of a didgeridoo

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

night time hermit dream time👍

[@Jyyhjyyh]

@The Slavic World of Weles from Navia It is, but in a higher pitch. But they are both pretty simple horns so that is to expected.

[@geminiblue6677]

I totally agree. Strange thing is these people conquered australia 2000 year later

[@vidstarr]

My thoughts exactly. I guess they are very similar in design.

[@JonathanBesler1]

...but with brass accents

[@TheCaesarMania]

My favorite thing to think about is not just that there’d be a million of these but imagine it’s your first war, they tell you when you start hearing the trumpets don’t be scared. It begins with just one, and grows to hundreds, maybe thousands. You think at first “oh that’s not so bad” and as the number grow all thoughts become fear of just how many of these fuckers are out there. There comes a point where you lose count how many there are and just quake. Your brothers try to calm you by strengthening their resolve but the sound deafens you, and without warning and without hearing it, you’re attacked from behind by thousands of fuckin naked psycho dudes with spears. Gaul was somethin else.

[@Billcarsonstobaccobox]

Imagine the sounds bouncing of the hillsides and through the passes. The intimidation factor would probably be higher.

[@tamisweetie]

My goodness, I’m in love.. enchanting to imagine... thank you for sharing

[@despacitomeme3489]

You can not sleep now, there are celts nearby

[@liloupetitchamps7132]

#gaulsforeverromansfornever

[@TheTaterTotP80]

Celtic unity forever. Fyi if that's you in your picture you're gorgeous.

[@krisdood713]

@FUCK your feelings FUR DAS VATERLAND

[@5thtimeaccountdeleted.206]

@@krisdood713 FOR PAX BRITANNICA

[@krisdood713]

@@5thtimeaccountdeleted.206 NEIN

[@Tyrone.1]

#romansforevergaulsfornever

[@dracodistortion9447]

I am very happy that most countries in which my heritage has roots was Celtic, at least at one point. Ireland Scotland England Wales France The Netherlands Germany Austria

[@RPM1776]

Draco Distortion switzerlands name helvetica originated from a celtic tribe i think

[@dracodistortion9447]

@@RPM1776 yes. The Celts inhabited most of Europe. The peoples of Europe were the Nords, the Celts, the Romantics, the Hellens, the Slavs and the Suomis.

[@RPM1776]

Draco Distortion yea also the dacians and the thracians and the illyrians

[@dracodistortion9447]

@@RPM1776 where did they dwell?

[@RPM1776]

Draco Distortion the balkans

[@rogerwilliams2629]

Very very cool. It crossed my mind while watching that I've spent almost 50 years studying Japanese martial arts, and I wish I had learned more about the warriors that could be down in my own blood. lol I love that Karnyx.

[@KingPhilipsRideshare]

Unfortunately, much of European martial arts, and warfare from this time is lost. All you can know is formations and rumor.

[@rebelfriend9949]

my ancestors had good tastes in music

[@brunopinkhof630]

I am from the tribe of the Nervii, Belgian Celtic tribe who spoke a P Celtic Belgian language. The bravest tribe of all the Celts in the world according Caesar. We fought with 300.000 Belgian Celts against the Romans and won most of the battles. If we woul have lost we would have spoken a French(Latin language) but we don't. We were mixed with the West-Germanic tribe of the Franks were our Flemish comes from but in our dialect we still have these P Celtic Belgian words(some). Belgian Celts from the seaside of old Belgica and a little bit lower are responsable(3 Belgian Celtic tribes) are responsable for the P Celtic languages in Britain, Q Celtic languages came from old Gaul. Greetings from Belgica.

[@LucidWanderer]

Greetings I am a descendant of the Belgae, living in America now.

[@zxsb2]

Ik stam ook van de Nervii af. Ben halve Nederlander halve Belg.

[@edgardvridaud2178]

Les plus braves n'étaient pas les Nerviens mais les Bellovaques et c'est justement Corréos, un chef Bellovaque, qui était à l'origine de cette coalition des peuples belges pour se soulever contre les Romains.

[@AndrewHowells-et9jq]

The Roman bendos didnt come into my valley, but time poisons us all with the germanic wave and the evil western way. They now still audaciously frustrate the great Russian people, who are now experiencing interbred royalty followers. Cymru am byth

[@AndrewHowells-et9jq]

Unite , Rise up and hunt the head of Clausl and Bill

[@matthewmackenzie5773]

Absolutely love it, something so familiar about it

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

I can imagine how terrifying this would be. Imagine you’re a Roman soldier on a campaign in Gaul. You set up camp for the night. Then, somewhere in the darkness, you hear a faint sound that gradually gets louder. It is a carynx. Then more of them start playing. You wake up out of your sleep in a cold sweat and grab your sword. The sounds get louder and louder and louder. Then they stop. This is no consolation because you know the enemy is close. You and your fellow soldiers grab weapons and hastily put on armor. Then, without any warning, screaming Gauls attack your camp!

[@soulmachine56]

Interesting that people are saying they think they feel genetic fear listening to this because it makes me excited.

[@loslingos1232]

To me, it's calming.

[@AhmedHussain-yg9lb]

When ur walking through Gaul and the trees start speaking gallic

[@Jupiterssilhouette]

This scares the shit out of me even though I have Celtic blood

[@masonmccarty8551]

Same

[@Hugo-zx9mq]

My Belgician mustache grew in one time personally

[@DderwenWyllt]

I like to imagine some skilled Brythonic musicians could hit a note that would make the Roman shields resonate, just imagine a legion marching through the forest and a sound echoes through the valley, a sound of creaking and moaning like the very forest is rising up, then suddenly each soldier's shield starts to shiver, like the shields themselves feel terror at the oncoming battle. I know it's almost impossible since they were mostly wood, but damn that scene would make good cinema.

[@elite1361]

HAIL TO OUR CELTIC BROTHERS AND SISTERS

[@dylanbarnes9195]

If you where an apposing army in the vast wilderness of Gaul, and heard 5 of those horns, and load drums beats from the distance, it would send shivers down any solders back.

[@thorthanpill3504]

How about 500

[@azelkhntr4992]

Sounds right to my ears. Amazing. Stirs the blood!

[@samwisegamgee8318]

Now this, this is refined culture

[@david_4739]

I remember hearing how the different elements of the confederate army had their own distinctive rebel yell in the US Civil War. I wonder if this was the case with the carnyx and different tribes.

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

fun fact, the rebel yell is celtic. the south was full of scottish and irish immigrants.

[@alynwillams4297]

And the north full of welsh mostly from pennsylvania.

[@nativeeuropeans]

Thank's for uploading this! :)

[@aldhadenglisc6937]

My ancestors were a proud people and I can say with honour and vigour we still remain no matter what the establishment tries to destroy our heritage, our history we still exist and we will not go quietly.

[@cipheroth]

SUPREME ... And the Carnyx call for war !

[@dhtelevision]

The Welsh didgeridoo.

[@freidarhealness5216]

welsh? celts weren't welsh

[@maximilianolimamoreira5002]

@@freidarhealness5216 Welsh are a Celtic people.

[@emp8653]

@@freidarhealness5216 There was more than one group of Celts. England and Wales had Brythonic Celts, Ireland and Western Scotland had Goidelic Celts, the rest of Scotland had Pictish Celts.

[@svefnhnuturthorgeirsson]

@@emp8653 Well technically England (the English or Anglo Saxons) is Germanic

[@emp8653]

@@svefnhnuturthorgeirsson That's actually a myth. The Anglo Saxons might have settled in England but they never wiped out the Celts, neither did the Romans.

[@user-vy3ds5ki8j]

When your trumpet class play together

[@Certifieddoll]

Hey wanna see some meme lol

[@brendanthebdog]

Great music and artwork! Makes me proud to have the charioteer name.

[@masonreeves4775]

Imagine going back in time and giving them trombones

[@Tommy15670]

It's so amazing how this sounds similar to Mapuches war songs 😮😮😮

[@random-b-i2480]

This was the 200AD version of the Ju-87 (stuka) siern LOLL

[@philbroadley8824]

Sure it wasnt played like this. Probably more just blared out loudly and monotonously. Enough to strike fear into enemy hearts though! The Zulu did the same with the "bull-roarer", a simple block of wood with a hole in it, whirled around on a long length of rawhide rope which produced a deep, roaring sound. Several together would have been quite intimidating...

[@pequenaudtekno2909]

*American time traveller goes back to Alba American time traveller: "Hi I'm Celtic like you" Celts: *Visible confusion*

[@phillycheezstake1785]

Anybody else feel something...familiar when they hear this?

[@allanbroad3381]

First goosebumps then chills down my spine that was for the first 5 seconds the rest of the time it was a weird sense of adrenaline

[@Haydutin]

Yes, it reminds me of the axterix and obelix cartoons. I vaguely remember this sound being played.

[@jasonteeters9512]

The sound alone transports me to a point in my culture history that sadly was destroyed by the Romans

[@phillycheezstake1785]

It’s like I’m being called home for dinner on a calm summer afternoon, knowing that nothing is wrong...

[@rickyyacine4818]

Yeah could it be our ancestors calling us ? 😧😧😧😧😧😧🤔 I feel it too my grandmother was red hair Italian blood but northern Italian could it be ? Celtic

[@donttalkpish2012]

Beutiful sounds of the celtic race. Alba gu brath 💙

[@REBORNCENTRALGaming]

Éirinn agus Albain go brách mo Ceilteach bráthair. 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@HyperC-rz2oe]

Iwerddon a’r alban am byth fy brodidd celtaidd🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪

[@Mr.Skeleton.]

Beautiful culture, even more beautiful people

[@ForgetfulHatter]

damn i forgot how stylish the celts looked with those patterned pants and stuff.

[@danj4460]

The celtic were a weird lot . I want to know more about them

[@johnnynesbit8289]

no kidding..... running around naked with spiked dyed hair and tattoos everywhere drunk on shaman piss

[@Reee-ct6zk]

@@johnnynesbit8289 bcz the enemy afraid naked

[@alynwillams4297]

Let’s not forget some of them would spunk over themselves and rub it in with blue woad. The idea it was seen as manly.

[@theodour8617]

@@alynwillams4297 I would love to see that! 😍

[@AleF202]

A people that roamed the lands from as far north as Wales to as far south as Anatolia. A warrior people who waged incessant destruction and wrath upon innumerable civilizations, from the sack of Rome to the invasion of the Peloponnese. Their blood and heritage is, in one way or another, felt through the old world.

[@coachboler2894]

Nobody: My stomach in class

[@guentherphilipp8360]

Greetings from Bavaria, part romanoceltic, part germanic

[@cccp319801spetsnaz]

Being half Scottish half Italian, one half of my DNA is like 😈 the other half is like 😨 havin those DNA flashbacks 😂

[@cristianomazzonello5958]

ROMA INVICTA

[@Must_Do_Better]

Tuetaborg Forrest

[@cristianomazzonello5958]

@@Must_Do_Better Teutoburgo was due to the betrayal of Arminio (Erman in Germany). Then came Revenge in Idistaviso...

[@LucidWanderer]

@@cristianomazzonello5958 That was your peoples mistake for kidnapping a Germanic child and then trying to brainwash him into betraying his race and people. Yes we know about Germanicus and that his reward for fighting in Idistaviso was poison, worthy enough a reward for any loyal son of Rome.

[@baptistegilistro2595]

Bro I’m almost the same half Breton half Sicilian, and got the chills listening to this

[@ivanche8237]

Imagine being a roman and bushes start playing this

[@bluedamsel1185]

This is total bliss, I wish I had the finances to own such an impressive instrument because nothing would bring me such greater joy than to walk down the streets past midnight and send all those pesky junkies, loud drunks and annoying brawlers scattering into the shadows with a few hearty blasts from the Carnyx!!! I love this instrument. :)

[@micksmith5123]

You should make one

[@bluedamsel1185]

@@micksmith5123 I don't have the technical know how! :(

[@misha854]

I don't know why, but parts of this remind me of the communication music in Close Encounters of the Third Kind; maybe because this sounds so otherworldly.

[@certifiedretart161]

Ahhh. So relaxing.

[@rickyyacine4818]

Rip the meme dog 😢😢😢

[@lukeduke7717]

Seriously the most relaxing shit ever

[@johnschmidt5385]

Everybody gangsta til the gauls start playing jazz

[@anonpc]

This with the images is so eerie

[@jankramolis8658]

Random roman legionary in 53 b.c. somwhere in Galia: ,,Ah shit, here we go again."

[@tinytubs1194]

Idk why ive felt i might have been celtic in a past life but like ancient celtic. I decided yo listen to this n see what would happen and all i felt was Anger, fear and a weird jolt of energy, an insatiable need to move

[@Euphr05yn3]

Same with me, but I actually am Celtic, so yeah😳

[@joetrigger5962]

The Celts invented Jazz?

[@egewilliams6554]

Art work is great. Any links to the originals or the name of the artists? any way other than a screenshot of the video?

[@mohnmann]

Imagine an opposing Army charging towards you with a hundred or more of these carnixes in unison behind and you have no clue what's going on. Pretty terrifying tbh.

[@Edarnon_Brodie]

The only place where it was really terrifying was Scotland. Picts are the only people in the whole history who were able to defeat Rome in his best years.

[@foolofhearts8126]

Long live the Picts!! Long live the north!!

[@thebrocialist8300]

Picts weren’t Celtic, you gonzo

[@foolofhearts8126]

The Brocialist yes they were, all evidence available (and considering we're still here and Pictish DNA matches quite closely with north Brythonic) proves that so I'm afraid it is you who is the gonzo

[@alynwillams4297]

The Picts are believed to be Brythonic but outcast as such. Thing is we’ll never know fully know because hardly anything was documented about them.

[@AVOIDAVOIDVOID]

Very nice - thank you Sir

[@markshfr1]

Where do these paintings come from?

[@Justin-qe5uw]

Only us Irish wore helmets with horns not Vikings

[@colinjames7569]

It is mesmerizing. I’ve seen people take down Carnyx music on YT. Weirdness. Amazing music

[@andryx46ify]

I'm italian, i may not have celtic Blood like a lot of people bere, but i'm proud romans conquered this amazing land and theese people, and i'm so amazed about this old and mystic culture. We humans are incredible beings.

[@TeutonicEmperor1198]

If you are Northern Italian then you probably have a big chunk of Celtic blood inside you! Although we never conquered their land I'm proud for taking the French mediterranian coastline from them and banish them in the center of minor Asia

[@edcase83]

Celts did conquer Rome and gave it back with a payment in gold, if only they decided to stay there would be no Roman empire!!!!

[@micksmith5123]

@@TeutonicEmperor1198 which is ironic cause galatia was origianlly the celts homeland

[@scezich6126]

@micksmith5123 Yeah that’s why some people see the small and weird similarities between Celtic and Semitic languages

[@stephenhoward6829]

Acoustic psych-warfare, a Celt specialty!

[@QueenMeowTigeress]

*lwhen hearing this song* MY heart:" anxiety panic attacks!!!" Ears:" I don't know what music is this?! brain what the report?! " Brain:" I'm too scared! i cant tell if the king army of the elves or dwarves from the lord of the ring is coming?! or orcs !" legs:" I'm out!" Arms:" I'm helping u out !goosebumps !

[@onlinemusiclessonsadamphil4677]

Near Aberdeen in North Scotland a Carnyx was unearthed not that long ago

[@TheCharlieSmithChannel]

As a Roman soldier I can confirm that this was indeed terrifying

[@LaRusso]

I feel like one wrong note and your enemy is going to be in tears of laughter.

[@oakiesmokie5991]

Makes a certain Roman defeat in a German forest alot more interesting. Not one historian has thaught that it can used to send messages in battle or village to village not just music but a phone as well. That is why it's such a tall instrument sound travels further it can also be seen clearly in battle. Think outside the box did boudica use it to controll the thousands to rise against the Romans. Usefull if the battle feild is miles long and comunication is key

[@supermariosionduggan7545]

nice celt music

[@moonpommes3816]

Good old times in Austria (Noricum) 🎉😂❤

[@sarahperks8226]

Is this what people are hearing around the world? And calling it strange earth sounds?to me it's like something from a past life 🥰

[@maldito_sudaka]

Some of the images have a really good resolution compared to the ones I've found. Wish there was a way to download them.

[@dracodistortion9447]

Go fullscreen and take a screenshot.

[@user-xp3in5ep2w]

1:07 Imagine marching as a Roman soldier in a garrison and hearing this shit in the distance of the forest, absolutely terrifying

[@Flubble]

5:24 it's like being at world cup 2010 :D

[@israelwinsagain4663]

You know those weird like "Scary" sounds on youtube, but when you listen to them they arn't scary? Well think of it this way, the Carnyx Was a Gallic War Horn, and it sounds cool and Jazzy behind a screen but, imagine your a Principe, Your Walking through a Forest in Northern Gaul, everything is good, Your talking too your friend Lantigos From the next Town Over, And then Boom, Just a A Deafening Sound of a Carnyx Breaks the Air, and its not just one, two, No its Multiple, And it doesn't make one single sound, multiple sounds are just going on at once, its hard to even really comprehend whats going on at this point because all you can here is what is pretty much a Terrifying Trumpet, and there isn't visibly anyone to see anywhere, its Just A Deafening sound From out of nowhere, and it feels out of nowhere. Then it stops, and the Silence is almost horrifying in its self because all you've heard for the past 2 minutes was a pretty much Large Upright trumpet blaring from out of nowhere. But then the sound starts again but closer, Now you can visibly see the Guals in there trees, but they're still shrouded in Mystery. Then That Carnyx Blares Again, And All you see in your final moments is just a buncha Gauls, Who look nothing like the Shirtless Barbarians they where depicted as in Rome, Charging at you in Actual Armour, And before you or your whole Cohort can even prepare you on the Ground dead. So Yeah i Just made and wasted my time for this Because well, i hate when people say "Well, This sounds doesn't scare me." When they're behind a screen eating Hot Cheetos.

[@micksmith5123]

I thought they fought naked

[@rickyyacine4818]

Btw did you jews immigrate there i mean north Europe before rome ? That would be scary 😐😐😐😐😨😨😨😨😨😨🤔🤔🤔

[@beepIL]

we didn't immigrate lol, we were cast out of our lands and dispersed, BY the romans who conquered our land and then destroyed it. So no, first of all we were refugees made by the romans. and second, as you can imagine by this, we did not come to this region before Rome, Rome is the reason we came in the first place

[@Zeno308]

I know aryans scare you mr stienburg

[@loslingos1232]

I have Celtic blood and this is calming to me lol

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

As a Brit, I’m proud of my stock 🇬🇧

[@klevisselimaj5418]

English people are Viking’s

[@glosterjavelin2111]

klevis selimaj we kicked them out, we didn’t kick the normans out however

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

The native English are a mix of primarily Anglo Saxons and Norse with a good helping of Celtic genetics 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@glosterjavelin2111]

Hoggarth The Wise Smeagol indeed the Saxon part comes from William the conquered didn’t it?

[@albagamingofficial9841]

@@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362 The English are not celts. They are Sassenachs.

[@coco_sloth]

Imagine going to war in your pyjamas. 😳🤣

[@champignon7839]

The French : Merde, being Romance is boring ! Let's reclaim our Celtic heritage ! Go on, Gauls, Vercingetorix, Carnyx, Toutatis and Astérix ! The insular Celts (Brythonic and Gaelic), actual last celtic people : What

[@margarettaft7362]

The French are celts who speak a Latin. Language

[@champignon7839]

@@margarettaft7362 Hem, actually it's A LOT more complicated. (I know what I'm talking about, I'm French myself). In my point of view, I don't consider myself as a Celt, despite the fact that I have certainly Gaulish ancestors. Why ? Because I have a lot of ancestors from different ethnical groups (like just every one on Earth), I don't speak a celtic language, I don't have a celtic religion and just a few things in my culture refers to something celtic (my surname, wich is derived from a Goidelic word, is one of the rare exemples). I consider myself closer to Frankish culture rather than Gaulish culture. The others French are roughly in the same situation (except the Bretons, who are traditionnaly a celtic culture). France is no longuer Celtic Tribes since 1st century B.C. About the "Latin language", the exact term is "Romance language". French is in fact derived, and sound a lot different from Latin. 80% of our common vocabulary is from latin : it's a lot of course, but don't forget taht there is still the non-latin 20%. Those 20% mainly come from Germanic languages, principally Old Franconian and a bit of Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse. There are few words from Ancient Greek, Classical Arab and very few from Gaulish. So French are basicallly not really Celts who would speak a variety of Latin. And don't forget : French is more a nationality (so an political and legal group) rather than an ethnic group.

[@scezich6126]

@margarettaft7362 Same could be said for the British too they had a Germanic language enforced onto them

[@chiasticpoetry8790]

I wonder if any jazz legends touched this before? Curious if anyone knows.

[@TheWarpmind]

The iberian tribes had these also the majority of the armies of ancient spain and portugal lusitani cessetani and others were more horsemen and spearmen with an emphasis on skirmishing light cav and a heavy cav core also apparently the romans feared warriors carrying falcatas since they could defeat shields thanks to the chopping swell and leave horrendous curved gashes with a draw cut

[@Hawiianlion67]

Well im glad im a celtic boi

[@micksmith5123]

You mean boii😂

[@Drycatss]

romans hear boss music when this plays

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

The Celts were a very good represention of the Proto-Aryan civilization. The chariots, the iron weapons, the advanced technologies in animal husbandry and crops, all of the Indo-Europeans introduced in Europe and Asia The Romans also took a lot of Celtic inventions, the war chariots, the chainmail and iron weapons, the scutum shields, the gladius sowords, etc