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Gny plays
music from the distant past of the North
Gny brings
new life into the oldest known Nordic music: the folkmusic and not least the
Danish folksongs.
The Nordic
countries, including Denmark, holds a treasure of folksongs. The main part of
these was written down during the Renaissance, but many of the songs have roots
streching even further back in time. Characteristic for the folksongs is that
they have no composer but belong to the people singing and playing.
Hence it is
not possible to know in which way they were originaly performed, and there
exists no correctionlist for future performing. Often folksongs are interpreted
in a nationalromantic way and many people have combined the songs with jazz,
techno etc.
Gny goes
back in search of the original starting point, using reconstructed medieval
instruments. At the same time we try to make the traditional music present and
come alive to the audience, as we think the best way to keep the music alive is
by communication and understanding
Not all our
songs originate from the Middle Ages, but they all take part of the popular
tradition of musical storytelling, singing and dancing. A tradition having
roots far, far back in the mists of the past.
Line-up:
Nanna
Solveig Barslev-Larsen - vocals, bodhràn and davul
La Horde
stands at the crossing between middle age, pagan, cetlic music…and rock’n’roll
! And all that with a lot of humor and surprises. A show with La Horde is much more than just music, it’s a time to
share between the audience and the band, where anything, and everything can
happen. It’s an unexpected journey, where the many adventures are worth the trip.
Don’t get surprised if you find yourself dancing to old 90’s hits (I mean…1990
of course)… It’s normal !
With a
second album called “Bonne Nouvelle” (wich means “Good News”, “Good Omen” ) out
in mai 2016, La Horde is out to spread
their message of love, party and fun in a humble way and with main
purpose to mix musical quality and entertainment !
“Bonne Nouvelle”
mark the arrival of Mich Rozek on drums (Ex-Omnia, Ex-Illiana, Rastaban). In
this album, the band defines more precisely it’s own style, made of a lot of
different influences, from Classical Music to Heavy Metal, and dig deeper in
all these ideas to create a folk music that gets the subtlety of classical
music, the power of rock n roll, and the belgian sense of humor.
Line-up:
Arno Polet
Mathieu
Lacrosse
Philippe
Lemal
Mich Rozek La Horde - Il y en a un peu plus Tracklist:
OMNIA is a
radical nature-loving group of Musickal EarthWarriors who travel the world,
spreading their musick to celebrate and worship Life, Creativity, Nature and
Fantasy together with audiences of all ages and cultures
OMNIA is
the only band of it's kind in the world today. As a wildly succesful self-made
underground band they still remain completely free and 100% independant of any
corporate outside influences. Like a rare tribe of indigenous natives in a
forgotten corner of rainforest they have built up their own unique music-genre
(PaganFolk) and their own reputation and gigantic worldwide following without
any support or influence from the regular big music business, record company
maffia or corporate-media-advertising
madness.
OMNIA is
supported solely by the living forces of Nature and their own growing army of
loyal fans and admirers worldwide.
OMNIA is
not just a band...OMNIA is a way of life, converting people to the cause of
Nature and respect for the living planet and personal freedom through the
medium of their entrancing PaganFolk Musick.
OMNIA
Teaches people to break the chains that bind them, to release their inner
creativity and love of life, to appreciate nature and live life to the fullest
without harming the world we live in.
Line-up:
(founder)
Steve ''Sic'' Evans-van der Harten
Jennifer
"Jenny" Evans-van der Harten
Daphyd
''Crow'' Sens
Rob "Thunder" van Barschot
Satria Karsono
Omnia – Discography
Sine
Missione (1998)
(2001)
Beltaine
(2002, Emmuty
records) Sine Missione II
(2003, Zap
prod.) “3”:
(2004, Zap
prod.) Crone of War:
(2006,
PaganScum records) PaganFolk
(2007
registros PaganScum) Alive
(2010,
PaganScum records) Wolf Love
(2011,
PaganScum records) Musick and Poëtree: Musick and Poëtree
(2014)
Earth Warrior
(2015)
Naked Harp
Live –
albums
(2004,
PaganScum records) Live Religion
(2008,
PaganScum records) PaganFolk At The Fairy Ball
“La Maisnie
Hellequin” in medieval and traditional legends refers to a band of little
spirits, led by Hellequin, making terrible noise at night…
The
musicians of La Maisnie Hellequin play around this theme, making musical
parades, to create a special atmosphere by the strange sounds of hurdy gurdy,
bruegelian bagpipe, nyckelharpa and medieval drums, inspirated by the legendary
world.
Line-up:
Sabrina Gelin: hurdy-gurdy.
Nicolas Baran: bagpipe.
Geoffroy:
bagpipe.
Mathieu
Lacrosse: nyckelharpa/drums.
Text in Old
French (13th century) about La Maisnie Hellequin:
Lunar Womb
was a ambient/ folk/ electronic project of me started in 1995 with a couple of
friends. After the first demo I continued alone and released another demo in
1997. In 1998 I got myself some better musical equipment to fulfill my visions
and this cassette demo was planned to release in the turn of 1998/1999.
Due to
other band- related things, It took me some time to finish it properly but when
it was finally ready I felt it was so outdated I didn´t want to release it
anymore.
I found the
tracks and the layout- files from my backups in 2015 and after careful
reconsideration I decided to finish what I had once started and remastered it
from the original pieces. All the artwork and layout was originally intended
for a cassette release and the music is 100% original except for remastering
for a bit more better listening experience.
This
release is an important part of my musical history and in a way can be
considered the only "solo album" I have ever done- and probably ever
will. It can also be found from various places in the internet for free
listening or to download but due to numerous requests I am also putting it to
bandcamp as lossless files.
I hope the
atmosphere and the burning passion and longing for something ancient I was
intending to create back then can still be heard over 15 years later.
Starting
out as a story, Helisir was about a Northern Avalon, shrouded in mystery and a
combination of the Norwegian words: Helig (Sacred) and Sirkel (Circle). Since I
was 14 years old I've always had this "thing" for Norway and after my
trip to the Lofoten in May 2014 this "thing" became the most solid
foundation for Helisir.
I guess
this year was needed for the idea to fully develop itself and I needed more
music too! I've spend my time composing and experiencing. Creating by force
never did me any good so this time my approach was completely different.
Ever since
I was little, I've been involved with music. My dad used to have an organ at
home which was later replaced by a Tyros 2, 3, 4 and now the 5. I can't even
explain how grateful I am as the Tyros has become my main ingredient for all my
compositions. It helped me develop my own style, my own rythms and discover
hidden talents at the right time.
I also play
whistles and flutes like the Irish Tin and Low Whistle, the Chinese Hulusi and
Dizi and the Japanese Shakuhachi as well as Alt Flute and Recorder. I also play
Hurdy Gurdy and a bit of harp and violin, but as these require much more
lessons, time and money I do not consider them my main instruments like vocals,
keys and flutes.
In the past
I've performed at several festivals both in the Netherlands and beyond: Elf
Fantasy Fair (NL), Castlefest (NL), Fantasiafest (NL), Spaceritter (DE) and 3
Wishes Faery Fest (UK). My plan is not to just perform at festivals, but also
smaller venues like weddings, receptions and/or occasions. I also compose on
request: lullabies for babies (yet to be born) , toddlers, kids and older. If
you have a request or wish me to compose something you can always contact me.
About
Helisir
Helisir is
an ambient experimental folk project that combines several elements in those
musical categories. The overall use of synths, bells and ethereal strings make
the entirety of the project sound dreamy and atmospheric, while the sound of
flutes can be heard in the distance. A variety of myths, folklore, poetry and
stories are combined into packages of songs. A recognizable sound is the wide
and varied use of vocals.
Songs are sung in several languages, but mainly
English and Norwegian as the themes are inspired by Norwegian legends and
fairytales. The symbol vegvisir accompanying and appearing often in artform is
at the same time a way to protect this project. All songs are an ode to
ancestors, bards, poets and those who can find a peace of heart and mind in the
crafts of creation.
Line-up:
Jacqueline's
Music has
always played a huge role in Jacqueline's life. Starting in her first band at
the age of 14, choral experience since the age of 7 and succesfully launching
her own endeavours publicly twice it remains the red thread that guarantees a
well functioning human being. Without singing, the plucking of strings, the
pressing of keys or the air flowing through flute playing... Music is heavily
intertwined with daily life.
Combine
that with the love for games, movies and the music often accompanied and you
have a well scrambled mix of intentions, ideas and concepts. Add to that a
healthy obsession for the Norse Path and a fascination for the Norwegian,
Icelandic, Irish, Scottish and Japanese culture and tada! Destined to end up in
the folk scene with a nice twist to it.
After
finishing school in 2011 and troubles finding work that fits a wild spirited
nature Jacqueline has now consciously chosen the path of the musician. The wish
to connect and nurture communities that honor the magic and sourcefulness of
our Earth came more into existence with Helisir. Consisting of the two Norse
words HELIg + SIRkel a new dream was born in 2012 and the debut album
"Ravn" released in May 2015.
But the
journey does not end there! A vast revival of the old faithes is at hand, more
and more people realize that not only do we live and work on this planet: she
is a very living and breathing being providing us with shelter, food and
EXISTENCE. Respecting the older traditions who took way more care of our Mother
is something that slowly returns in the collective consciousness. Helisir
wishes to attribute to that by music that taps directly from the Greater Divine
with the main source being the Norse Gods and Goddesses, deities, myths and
lores both known and from the Dream Realm.
With the
succesful crowdfunding campaign "Fólkvangr" our ships have set sail
for new directions. Freyja the Goddess of love, war, mysticism and all aspects
of powerful female life and death energy will be the main subject of the new
album which is currently being recorded. Jacqueline is also part of LEAF which
also focusses on the Nordic side of the folk music scene. There will sometimes
be mixed acoustic shows with both Helisir and LEAF playing for you. Check out
the Agenda to see if we play anywhere near you.
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