Anglo-Saxon Inspired ambient music - The Wanderer

Inspired by the Ango-Saxon poem, the Rohirrim theme and The Elder Scrolls

Violin By the great Francis Nassif!
Audio mastering by the incredible Valcortoni!

The beautiful artwork is by Andreas Rocha.

“Where has the horse gone?
Where are my kindred?
Where is the giver of treasure?
Where are the benches to bear us?
Joys of the hall to bring us together?
No more, the bright goblet!
All gone, the mailed warrior!
Lost for good, the pride of princes!
“How the space of years has spread —
growing gloomy beneath the night-helm,
as if it never was! (92-6)

The Wanderer

[orctimusprime]

“Where has the horse gone?
Where are my kindred?
Where is the giver of treasure?
Where are the benches to bear us?
Joys of the hall to bring us together?
No more, the bright goblet!
All gone, the mailed warrior!
Lost for good, the pride of princes!

“How the space of years has spread —
growing gloomy beneath the night-helm,
as if it never was! (92-6)

The Wanderer

[barrell_rider]

Reading Beowulf while listening to this goes hard

[tolotwin]

I keep coming back to this one! Too good🌸

[dillonwright]

This song makes me want to eat baked beans in Edoras.

[kentnelson]

This was recommended to me by YouTube. Really nice work!

[Manit.K]

Beautiful man, lovely blend of solo violin and choir. Got some chills listening while reading the poem.

[hræfnwarianMLXVI]

Nice work, would have been great to hear some Anglo-Saxon lyre.

[tigertank]

This is awesome! I can totally see this in a fantasy film or something like Game of Thrones

[kiowafourty]

Sounds really nostalgic. These are great.

[TylerHellums]

Suddenly, the romans don't seem so grand anymore

[gogagurckaya]

English man is good, German man is Strongest and anglo-german is nuclear weapon👍☂️