I love that i have the same name as the band. I love this band and Faun too.
@Indil0214 жыл бұрын
danke fürs posten!
@ThomasRenneis13 жыл бұрын
@acerb45666555 sava is the Name of the Band..it´s a Project between the two German Band´s Faun and Schandmaul...the Language shuold be Galeighe I think!
@DrMedTobi13 жыл бұрын
@acerb45666555 Sava is a projekt from Birgit (Schandmaul) and Oliver (Faun).
@user-ht4gb2fw4e13 жыл бұрын
@ThingsMarchBrings ..........i think this band is Faun before they got the name Faun. or maybe Sava is the new band name? its a german band that often sings in Icelandic.
@ShoeGazer7 жыл бұрын
@lucianoscelza81989 жыл бұрын
Not necessarily Irish. As Glanzmann said once in an interview, Irish culture is what is exported as "The Celtic" culture, but Celtic culture is beyond Ireland. Continental celts were far more impacting in the actual western culture than its Irish cluster. Given the melody, and the name of the track, I'd say it's most possible that the band is aiming toward a continental "version" of the culture. Though I'm open to be proved wrong.
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This is excellent. Thank you for posting.
I love that i have the same name as the band. I love this band and Faun too.
danke fürs posten!
@acerb45666555 sava is the Name of the Band..it´s a Project between the two German Band´s Faun and Schandmaul...the Language shuold be Galeighe I think!
@acerb45666555 Sava is a projekt from Birgit (Schandmaul) and Oliver (Faun).
@ThingsMarchBrings ..........i think this band is Faun before they got the name Faun. or maybe Sava is the new band name? its a german band that often sings in Icelandic.
Not necessarily Irish. As Glanzmann said once in an interview, Irish culture is what is exported as "The Celtic" culture, but Celtic culture is beyond Ireland. Continental celts were far more impacting in the actual western culture than its Irish cluster. Given the melody, and the name of the track, I'd say it's most possible that the band is aiming toward a continental "version" of the culture. Though I'm open to be proved wrong.
ITS IRISH!
No it's not.