那些瑞典民間故事述說的死亡方式五花八門，行兇者有心高氣傲的年輕人、嫉妒妹妹的女孩、一言不合便宰了兄弟的男孩、獨自手刃多名宮廷侍臣的小女孩，以及濃烈的愛意。在這些血腥又醜陋至極的縫隙之中，藏著凡人無法擺脫的貪嗔癡，就讓 Garmarna 撥弄著民謠樂器，以迷人的瑞典語為你娓娓道來。

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【Garmarna】Förbundet（2020）﹕瑞典式詩意謀殺同盟

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15-verse (7 bars each, 5 in 4/4, 2 in 5/4) of old Finland-Swedish song (source: "Nyländska folkvisor 1", p. 112; Helsinki, 1887; also in "Sveriges Medeltida Ballader" [=Swedish Medieval Ballads], vol. 3). Recording from 1978 LP "Rackarspel" by Folk & Rackare (Carin Kjellman, Ulf Gruvberg, Jørn Jensen, Trond Villa). Includes basic melody (notation scrolls horizontally), original Swedish lyrics and English translation. If this is taken down, you can download it anyhow from http://tagg.org/Clips/LussiLilla.mp4. Replaces slightly earlier upload 15 views, 2 likes)

Lussi Lilla (Folk och Rackare, 1978)

My retelling of the Scandinavian medieval folktale, “Ramund den Unge”.

There are a lot of different songs of Ramund/Ramunder the Young/Bold/Evil that have been sung for hundreds of years.
For some reason I felt compelled to collect a bunch of songs, blend them together and then make my own version that is a story.

If you’re Danish you might be familiar with a very different tale about Ramund from the Swedish ones. The tale has a lot of regional varieties across Scandinavia, and can be comedic or gruesome depending on where or when you hear it from.

My goal wasn’t to create a true, “authentic” version, only to do my own retelling. It is a mix of varieties of the song with my own changes and meanings added. One of the main changes being, well, it’s not a song anymore.

I encourage anyone suddenly thinking of making their own version to do so, and feel free to add my own variations.
After all, why do stories stop getting told? Because they stop changing.

Collection of Swedish regional versions in text form
https://musikverket.se/svensktvisarkiv/files/2017/06/SMB_217_Ramunder.pdf

If you would like to listen to it being sung here are some variants, and if you speak a Scandinavian language you might notice how much they vary in style, text and meaning.
Gjallarhorn (Swedish)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXsO6SeKWww
Garmarna (Swedish)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYsMuNLueNk
Archived song (Swedish)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYXsXg-zRSI
Erik Harbo (Danish)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV9QrvzbG5A
Full verses of the Danish song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPOIkTqnjWE


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Ramund (A Re-telling of a Norse Folktale)

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這首歌較為人熟知的名稱叫《Herr Mannelig》，是一首流傳自 19 世紀的瑞典民謠。這首民謠看似訴說了一個悲傷的跨種族單戀故事，以男方拒絕女方求愛作為收場，然而女方求愛的最終目的以及男方拒絕的姿態均隱含著更深奧的靈性意涵。山妖求愛的過程，是為愛奉獻的謳歌，還是自然精怪換取靈魂的手段？

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山妖的求愛 (Bergatrollets Friari)﹕求的是愛，還是靈魂？

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Garmarna - Herr Mannelig _ Sir Mannelig

This song is abot a woman who wants to marry a guy, but he doesent want her because she is not a christian woman... Old myth, old folk from sweden