kvæði melodies, based on sound recordings. In the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, the period for which scholars have information about how kvæði were...
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Corpus Carminum Færoensium (redirect from Føroya kvæði. Corpus carminum Færoensium)
Føroya kvæði: Corpus Carminum Færoensium (CCF) is a scholarly edition collecting traditional Faroese ballads, or kvæði. The songs were collected by Svend...
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Marianne Clausen (section Kvæði)
with the kvæði recordings resulted in the eighth and conclusive volume, Føroya kvæði VIII, Løgini / Melodies of the magnum opus Føroya kvæði, the first...
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1919: Svartar fjaðrir ("Black Feathers") 1922: Kvæði ("Poems") 1924: Kveðjur ("Greetings") 1929: Ný Kvæði ("New Poems") They were combined and published...
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Elveskud (redirect from Kvæði af Ólafi liljurós)
"Elf-Qvinnan och Herr Olof" ("The Elf-Woman and Sir Olof", Swedish). "Kvæði af Ólafi liljurós" ("Song of Ólafur lily-rose", Icelandic). "Olaf liljekrans"...
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They began making music which was heavily inspired by Norse mythology, kvæði (Faroese traditional music), and heavy metal music in general. According...
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into the following divisions: sagnir (historical), ævintýr (stories) and kvæði (ballads), often set to music and the medieval chain dance. These were eventually...
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year 1000. Its story is told in a traditional style Faroese ballad, or Kvæði, called "Ormurin Langi", albeit written around 1830 during a resurge in...
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Drekar og smáfuglar. Úr fórum blaðamanns 1988 Að lokum. Kvæði. 1993 Sagnaúrval 1939–1965 1995 Kvæði "Ólafur Jóhann Sigurðsson". Store norske leksikon (in...
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"I-surrounding, type 2" – between any vowel (except "u-vowels" ⟨ó, u, ú⟩) and ⟨i⟩: kvæði [ˈkvɛaje] (ballad), øði [ˈøːjɪ] (rage). [w] "U-surrounding, type 1" – after...
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into the following divisions: sagnir (historical), ævintyr (stories) and kvæði (ballads, often set to music and the mediaeval chain dance). These were...
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Munksgaard. Text of Grímnismál available online at: http://www.snerpa.is/net/kvaedi/grimnir.htm Liberman, Anatoly (2016). In Prayer and Laughter. Essays on...
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scholars studying medieval Scandinavian ballads, particularly the Faroese kvæði, which are often based on the same matters. Moreover, they are also very...
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version spawned a parody, Saga Af Tristram ok Ísodd and the poem Tristrams kvæði. Two poems with Arthurian content have been preserved in the collection...
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Dance is the national dance of the Faroe Islands, often accompanied by kvæði, the Faroese ballads. Dancers form a circle, holding hands, and move in...
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in 2015 from park Miklatún and now stands near the house. 1897: Sögur og kvæði (Stories and poems) 1901: Pétur Gautur, translation from Henrik Ibsen's...
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Indonesians, Malays, Bruneian, and Timorese. Kundiman – Filipino love songs. Kvæði – Icelandic folk music. Kwaito – South African music from the 90s with quick...
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Kædedans) is the national circle dance of the Faroe Islands, accompanied by kvæði, the Faroese ballads. The dance is a typical Medieval dance medieval ring...
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revival in England Faroe Islands Færøiske kveder V.U. Hammershaimb Føroya kvæði. Corpus carminum Færoensium (CCF) Finland/Karelia Suomen kansan vanhat runot...
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talharpa (hiiu kannel) trumpet whistle zither Kalevipoeg Faroese kingosalmar kvæði skjaldur tættir visur circle dance Faroe two-step Finnish itku rekilaulu...
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Title Length 1. "Gates of Hel" 6:42 2. "All Heroes Fall" 5:16 3. "Ragnars Kvæði" 4:08 4. "Garmr" 4:53 5. "Sunset Shore" 4:42 6. "Downhill Drunk" 4:27 7...
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century. On the Faroe Islands, ballads about Sigurd are known as Sjúrðar kvæði (CCF 1; Sjúrður is the Faroese form of Sigurd); these ballads contain material...
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Hel" Heri Joensen Traditional Faeroese, Heri Joensen 6:12 7. "Torsteins Kvæði" Traditional Faeroese Traditional Faeroese, arr. Heri Joensen 4:55 8. "Grímur...
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population. The first record of the pied raven seems to be in the pre-1500 kvæði Fuglakvæði eldra ("The elder ballad of birds") which mentions 40 local species...
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(stories) and kvæði (ballads, traditionally sung along with the Faroese chain dance, in modern times also used in modern Faroese music). These kvæði were eventually...
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Munksgaard. Text of Grímnismál available online at http://www.snerpa.is/net/kvaedi/grimnir.htm Larrington, Carolyne, trans. (1996). The Poetic Edda. Oxford...
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Saga, edited with preface 1946: Grettis Saga, edited with preface 1952: Kvaedi og ritgerdir by Johann Jonsson, edited with preface "Halldór Laxness love...
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one of the five shorter ballads or tættir comprising the Karlamagnusar kvæði (CCF 106). Both the Norwegian and the longer Faroese piece draw their material...
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en Mand ved Sønderbro in Danish, Hørpu ríma (CCF 136)in Faroese, Hörpu kvæði (IFkv 13) in Icelandic, Dei tvo systar in Norwegian, and De två systrarna...
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traditions of chain dance and ballads. The three types of dance ballads are kvæði, tættir and vísur. Many of these dance forms were revived after World War...
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