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April 23, 2021Théodish Belief1 Comment on A Deeming of the Wínland Ríce’s Witan on the Heathen Fellowship Known as Ondheim

A Deeming of the Wínland Ríce’s Witan on the Heathen Fellowship Known as Ondheim

The Þrimilce 2022 issue of Spellstów is out. Articles by Gárman Lord, Þórbeorht Hláford, Ælfric Hláford, and Ealhwaru Ceorl. Available at Spellstow.org

Spellstów Magazine's "Fourice Great" Volume 4 Number 2 Þrimilce 2022 issue is now available at https://spellstow.org/

Ælfric Hláford's Watlingstreet includes a number of god-gealdors and instrumental pieces. But perhaps most prominently, Watlingstreet tells some of the stories of the Watlings in various forms, through ancient poetry, modern poetry and music, from the woes of Weyland the Smith in the traditional Anglo-Saxon poetry of Déor and the Éarendel verse, to a modern gealdor written for Wuldor (Ullr) who, as the son of Éarendel/Egil, is one of several other important personalities in Germanic lore, needs to be recognized as a member of the greatest family of elves who are the Watlings: the descendants of Wade. Our hope is that knowledge of the true origin and lore of the Watlings be restored to their rightful place among us.

Ancient traditional songs and modern compositions in honor of the Norse/Germanic gods and legendary heroes. Featuring galdors in Old Norse, Old Saxon, Old High German, Proto-Germanic, Longobardic, Old Swedish, Norwegian, Faroese and German.

Be prepared to be transported back in time to the halls of the ancient Rune Masters! Hear the surviving elder lore of the Runes sung in their original languages accompanied only by traditional instruments.

For the first time, here is an instructional CD available for the Germanic harp! The first nine songs give a broad sample of traditional folk music from a number of European countries. These musical styles have remained virtually unchanged since time immemorial, and represent the musical legacy of many ancient peoples.

Ælfric tells the story of Garman Lord and the beginnings of Theodish Belief in the true eldritch mead-hall style; a masterwork of the scop's craft! The vocals are poems/songs in the Anglo-Saxon language accompanied by the Anglo-Saxon harp, penny whistle, drum and other instruments.

Enter the enchanting and mysterious world of the ancient Goths. Aelfric and HallDream present restored texts in the ancient Gothic language, in elder verse form, cleverly merged with authentic Visigothic melodies found in manuscripts preserved in the old Goth-lands of Spain. This breakthrough reconstruction now makes ancient, authentic Gothic music available for the first time ever. The vocals are poems/songs in the Gothic language accompanied by the Germanic harp, penny whistle, drum and synthesizers.

The music of pre-conversion England and Old Frisia, eerily evocative in it's ability to speak to some long-lost yet never forgotten depth of the folk soul. Ancient and new compositions by various galdormen. The vocals are poems/songs in the Anglo-Saxon language accompanied by the Anglo-Saxon harp, penny whistle, drum and other instruments.

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