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31 Jan 21 - 11:34 PM (#4090909) Subject: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: GUEST Hi, I have another tune ID request from a Pasolini movie. This time it is The Decameron. It sounds like a German drinking song, probably from the 19th century. It is 49:05 in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATS6IXhkiXk I'm not sure about the lyrics but this is what I hear. >??? Junge mann. ??? min uber allen. Junge mann gefallen. Bruder???? frauen treue??? stammen ???? Junge mann gefallen. |
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01 Feb 21 - 10:49 AM (#4090963) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: MudGuard I tried, but the song is so far in the background, I can't catch the words, nor recognize the song. The spoken words in the film seem like a mixture of a romanic (Italian/Spanish), a Slawic (Russian/Polish/Slowakish/Czech/Kroatian/...) and some German-like (Dutch/Platt/German/Swiss...) language. Andy a/k/a MudGuard (from Munich, Germany) |
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01 Feb 21 - 03:36 PM (#4091000) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: GUEST,Grishka It is a southern Italian dialect and musical style. Monique may know more. |
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01 Feb 21 - 04:47 PM (#4091001) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: Jack Campin The dialogue just before the song is in Hungarian. I think the song itself is German(ic) but can't make much out. |
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01 Feb 21 - 06:27 PM (#4091011) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: GUEST It definitely sounds to me like the last word of the song is "gefallen" so I have been searching for folk songs with that word at the end of the chorus. |
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01 Feb 21 - 06:28 PM (#4091012) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: GUEST,Grishka Jack, the uploader ripped the film from Hungarian TV with Hungarian voiceover. The original film is, of course, in Italian. The Decamerone is about a pandemic, thus very relevant indeed. Just imagine the Internet broke down, e.g. through sabotage by conspiracy theorists ... |
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01 Feb 21 - 06:38 PM (#4091015) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: GUEST,Grishka Wikipedia tells us that the language of almost the whole film is Neapolitan dialect (whereas Boccaccio's book is set in the countryside outside Florence). Now we need someone who knows those thousands of Neapolitan folk songs - or who spends more time searching the Internet. My faith in Monique is strong, but not unlimited. |
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01 Feb 21 - 06:58 PM (#4091017) Subject: RE: Tune Req: German drinking song in movie help ID From: Helen If it is the monks who are singing, is it possible that the song is by Carl Orff of Carmina Burana fame? |