Here's a little dream of spring to brighten the February chill. You can sample more of Gjallarhorn's music here.
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4 comments:
Nice! :)
Ad Gjallarhorn, from Wikipedia:
(the "gj" i pronounced like the "y" in "yelling")
In Norse mythology, Gjallarhorn (Old Norse "yelling horn"[1]) is the horn with which the gatekeeper god, Heimdallr, announces Ragnarök. In Gylfaginning, Gjallarhorn is also the name of a drinking horn used by the god Mímir when he drinks from his namesake well. In the latter case, the name Gjallarhorn may mean "horn of the river Gjöll".
Delightful !
right up my primitive alley...
A pleasure.
[Thanks,stella p !]
The music is exactly what I've been looking for, and I love the video -- thank you!
Glad y'all like it. I really love this group. I have a folkie weakness for the whole genre. That Nordic Roots collection I linked to as my music of the moment is great.
I am now off to look up all Norse mythology those references, Stella P--Thanks!
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