Chaucerian Myth - The Canterbury Tales (2016) (Dungeon Synth, Folk Ambient, Neoclassical)

Artist : Chaucerian Myth
Album : The Canterbury Tales
Year : 2016
Genre : Dungeon Synth, Folk Ambient, Neoclassical
Country : USA

TRACKLIST :

01. General Prologue 00:00
02. The Knight's Tale 03:38
03. The Miller's Tale 16:20
04. The Reeve's Tale 27:35
05. The Cook's Tale 31:17
06. The Man Of Law's Tale 34:00
07. The Wife Of Bath's Tale 51:07
08. The Friar's Tale 01:10:21
09. The Summoner's Tale 01:15:26
10. The Clerk's Tale 01:21:52
11. The Merchant's Tale 01:29:09
12. The Squire's Tale 01:33:37
13. The Franklin's Tale 01:38:01
14. The Physician's Tale 01:49:44
15. The Pardoner's Tale 01:59:44
16. The Shipman's Tale 02:07:19
17. The Prioress's Tale 02:13:19
18. Sir Thopas' Tale 02:23:41
19. The Tale Of Melibee 02:29:21
20. The Monk's Tale 02:32:05
21. The Nun's Priest's Tale 02:38:09
22. The Second Nun's Tale 02:46:21
23. The Canon's Yeoman's Tale 03:03:04
24. The Manciple's Tale 03:13:48
25. The Parson's Tale 03:16:57

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[broncoxy]

gonna blast this with the bois on our next pilgrimage

[kratominspector]

This new wave of dungeon synth makes me wanna cry it's more about being beautiful than being dark like earlier acts

[manowartank]

since i started digiing deeper into black metal and other stuff like this, i'm constantly amazed how many talented people are there with their incredible solo projects...

[duncanross]

a musical exploration of one of the oldest pieces of English lit has no right to be as GOOD as this is. Like every track is GOLD

[DrewLaserdeath]

The recurring theme in The Wife of Bath's Tale is incredible. Over time, it has become my favorite piece of this album. You've somehow captured triumph, joy, sorrow, pain, wonder, longing, and a sea of other feelings in a single simple melody. Thank you for this masterful treasure.

[ЯрославЯкось]

03. The Miller's Tale 16:20 - what a beautiful track!

[pikpik]

The fact, that i found something beautiful like this and i read the genres "Folk Ambient" and "Neoclassical" is wonderful to me. Thanks to the whole community, producers and DSA. I feel like I'm home and in peace.

[ghostcrew]

when i listen to each song i can picture each of the people doing there roles. Each song goes perfectly with the theme. Well done

[sunburnedshirts]

this guy reviewed my first ever noise track, love yr work!

[stevefugatt]

My wife and I are huge fans of Chaucer and his work. This is great mood music for reading "The Tales."

[GenericInternetter]

this music is perfect to work with.
i am so thankful that this kind of amazing music is available for me to enjoy.

thank you, chuacerian myth and dungeon synth archives!

[Tomphonse]

The Wife of Bath's Tale is No.1 here. Almost moved me to tears

[TheMartianBotanist]

Was listening to this while I read Chaucer this semester. Extremely helpful actually. Gorgeous tracks, too, I really fell in love with track 3. The weird octave shift isn't my favorite but I totally get it. Terrific stuff.

[rileylynch]

Whan that Aprill, with his shoures soote
The droghte of March hath perced to the roote
And bathed every veyne in swich licour,
Of which vertu engendred is the flour;
5 Whan Zephirus eek with his sweete breeth
Inspired hath in every holt and heeth
The tendre croppes, and the yonge sonne
Hath in the Ram his halfe cours yronne,
And smale foweles maken melodye,
10 That slepen al the nyght with open eye-
(So priketh hem Nature in hir corages);
Thanne longen folk to goon on pilgrimages
And palmeres for to seken straunge strondes
To ferne halwes, kowthe in sondry londes;
15 And specially from every shires ende
Of Engelond, to Caunterbury they wende,
The hooly blisful martir for to seke
That hem hath holpen, whan that they were seeke.

[MegaCirse]

Puiki muzika, norint mėgautis gera tailandietiška virtuve jaukiame ir skoningai įrengtame restorane! Žinoma, klausykite saikingai ir gerbkite įprastus atstumus

[SNAAAAAAAKE]

Yes! You sir are a legend, keep the medieval stuff coming.

[typhusthetravler]

another instant favorite. Thanks so much for posting all of these, I had no idea I needed Dungeon Synth in my life so badly. :)

[martialwitch]

Music like this needs to be hear everywhere i'm in love <3

[JamiesonHorton]

This is excellent! I'm currently listening to this while penning a stage adaptation of The Pardoner's Tale. Thanks for posting!

[ceef]

Summoner's Tale is so cool. I like that moog feel (squire wave?), which is rare among dungeon synth albums that shoot for ancient horn sounds. But any pilgrim knows, synthiness is next to godliness.