Vox Vulgaris - Cantiga 213

Vox Vulgaris interprets "Cantiga 213" from Cantigas de Santa Maria: "Quen serve Santa Maria".
Song number five from "The Shape of Medieval Music to Come" (2003)
The pictures and the music are from the same manuscript. The music was learnt by ear and the pictures found on the Internets.

[@keniapowa]

I seriously love this. like so seriously I should be worried.

[@xicocunha4160]

I don't think you need to worry friend.

[@kimikoskinen8299]

Beautiful music!

[@gomphotherium22leahy]

Thought this wild improvisation to be an oboe solo; actually is another double reed instrument, the rauschpfeife. Awesome stuff. Rasmus Fleischer is the featured soloist. {see below comment for correction on this point.}

[@VulgarisVox]

Actually it's bagpipe, and the soloist is Max Persson.

[@gomphotherium22leahy]

@@VulgarisVox My bad!! Thank you for correcting. Didn't think such was possible on bagpipe!

[@saulcesarjimenezmoreno1789]

hermosa música .

[@LeClasique]

One of my favorites, I turn giddy whenever it comes on :D

[@fkdarula]

my brothers throat when it’s spring: 3:50

[@MajinGohanSSJ2]

Perfect! Thank you!

[@giulia2122]

Wonderful!

[@MagaZIN3D]

Sweet tunes to play Crusader Kings 2 or Europa on :D

[@mathiasknudsen1675]

Crusader kings 3 all the waaayyyy

[@saulnine7786]

One can really hear the Ornette Coleman influence in that solo.

[@gomphotherium22leahy]

Right! Also Yusef Lateef, I'd say.

[@gomphotherium22leahy]

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[@user-pn3pu1ll9k]

Totally

[@tinuvielrhubarbe3850]

take me back

[@agouthor1]

merci :)

[@emmalunasilvestri8555]

Nice!!! 3:50 WTF!!! Ok...

[@Radorgunon]

Medieval Coltrane

[@rmzkip]

Yikes! Marvelous.

[@user-pn3pu1ll9k]

Wait a minute! "Shape of medieval music to come"? Is there the whole album like that?

[@DG-gc8pv]

Yes

[@stevefrancis683]

Very jazzy

[@conorthefivechickenedcockr9003]

It is isn't it.

[@MrCroniker]

big up to you, in times of peace prepare for war, and celebrate !

[@k4eru20]

4:21 onward fucking SLAPS

[@user-ht4gb2fw4e]

3:54...Theres the proof that Knights adopted local clothing during the first wave of invasions. Both the guys playing chess are Europeans.

[@Ag-dj9cp]

acerb45666555 Those are Arabs, not Europeans.

[@b19931228]

Make sense. It'll be stupid to ignore the clothing and customs developed from and for a specific region as foreigners.

[@ratsvim7980]

do arabs not like chess or something?

[@geralt.of.arabia9766]

@@ratsvim7980 Travis Miller The Arabians and Muslims learned an early version of chess that was very simple from the people of India, and then in persia they developed chess as the world knows it today. Earlier forms of chess dates back to India in the 6th century. Modern rules and play styles were developed and tweaked by Sultans and Caliphs who enjoyed war and strategy games. And then the europeans came and learned of the game from the Umayyad Caliphate, but as we can see on the tent depicted in the video, the sigil of Tawheed is above the two men playing chess, which signifies that they are in fact Muslims, and more precisely, Andalus era. Back then, Al Andalus was quite multicultural, in fact some people of Sicilian origin, and some germanic, and some scandinavian, and quite a significant amount of Gaelic and Celtic people travelled to Al Andalus, and settled there after conversion to Islam, so it is most likely that these men were either Gaelic or Celtic, or Northern Arabian.

[@user-pn3pu1ll9k]

Medieval jazz? Ok, I like it

[@k4eru20]

hey Vox Vulgaris, what's your deal?? I'll google you guys in a sec and if I don't delete this I'm still confused

[@VulgarisVox]

Check out the extended liner notes on bandcamp and our twitter.

[@conorthefivechickenedcockr9003]

Fucking beautiful.

[@TurmadavaquinhaBrasil]

eu tb faco videos de cantiga, da uma olhada depois lj57t

[@I_Wish_I_Was_Home]

Jesus is coming soon😊

[@stampolaoc]

damn.. if a goose could sing this is what it would sound like 3:50

[@k4eru20]

FUCK yeah

[@nushnum]

The arabic style really was used in Spain in the medievla ages

[@guidooctavio3982]

Sound arab