Music & vocals by Farya Faraji. Please note that this isn’t reconstructed period music, only modern music using Ancient Roman instruments and aspects of their music theory. I especially wanted to emulate the high degree of chromaticism found in works if the era such as Mesomedes’ songs, with the melody switching between the Dorian Diatonic, Phrygian Diatonic, and Lydian Chromatic modes. The instruments are ancient lyres, aulos, askaulos and cymbals. The melody uses reconstructed Classical pronunciation and adheres to the Latin stress rule dictated by the long vs short vowel distinction in the language. Lyrics in Latin: A marī usqu’ad mare, rēgnāmus! A marī usqu’ad mare, rēgnāmus! Audīte Rōmānī, Saguntum captum est! Audīte Rōmānī, Saguntum captum est! Cēterum autem cēnseō Carthāginem esse dēléndam! Carthāgō dēlénda est! O Inimīce, o Carthāgō, O Hánnibal, hic et nunc, audī! Hic manēbimus optimē! Cēterum autem cēnseō Carthāginem esse dēléndam! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Urbī ferro flammāque minatus est, Haec ōlim meminisse iuvābit, Vade, Carthāgō, hic mare nostrum est! Ave! Pater Rōmule! Et dominābitur a marī usque ad mare, et a flūmine usque ad terminōs terrae! English translation: From sea to sea, we rule, Hear ye Romans, Saguntum has fallen! And it is my belief, That Carthage should be destroyed, Carthage must be destroyed! O ennemy, O Carthage, O Hannibal, here and now, listen! Here we shall stand most excellently, And it is my belief, That Carthage should be destroyed, Carthage must be destroyed! The City is threatened with fire and sword, One day, we shall look back on this day and smile, Away Carthage! This is our sea! Hail, father Romulus, His dominion shall extend from sea to sea, And unto the ends of the World! Carthage must be destroyed!

@armandourkullufanrua2982

9 ай бұрын

Hi, I would like to know if it would be possible in the future for you to perform the song. ( - ``Senhors, Per los Nostres Peccatz - Early Reconquista Song`` - ) ` Thank you.

@gabijojo54

9 ай бұрын

En chanson sur les guerres romaine elles sont bien ils faudrait essayer sur alexandre le grand ou sur la préhistoire ou les phéniciens

@marcospereira6721

9 ай бұрын

“Seu domínio se estenderá de mar a mar, e até os Confins do mundo!” Eu que eu diga, descendente de portugueses, um brasileiro… Roma aeterna!!!

@Almugavar

9 ай бұрын

Perfect timing, I'm about to pull a Fabian strategy on life and spend my weekend reading Punica.

@HassaniRamanantsoaCyril

9 ай бұрын

nice song. it's a masterpiece

Legend says that Hannibal only lost at Zama due to a very serious back injury sustained while carrying the entire Carthaginian team.

@markalanajon3295

6 ай бұрын

yeah dudes kd was insane

@alfredotyrael9447

5 ай бұрын

Lol 😂😂😂😂

@rabiex7

5 ай бұрын

Hannibal the lebanese legend 💪🏼💪🏼

@prestonjones1653

5 ай бұрын

​@rabiex7 Lebanon is quite a way aways from Tunisia but ok.

@Mathi-ASS

4 ай бұрын

@@prestonjones1653 the carthagians came from around that area

There is no word in English, Russian, Armenian, or Latin or tongues of carthaginians to describe how good Farya's songs are!

@Chehoslovak

9 ай бұрын

Подтверждаю.

@lomionaredhelion

9 ай бұрын

Anyone who disagrees must remain silent and keep their forked tongue behind their teeth

@joshuaward1390

9 ай бұрын

I was not expecting 2 LOTR references in the comment section of a video about Roman Music But I was expecting not to expect something so It doesn't count

@insaeculasaeculorum

9 ай бұрын

@@joshuaward1390 Nice

@cjhernandez1198

9 ай бұрын

That would be Phoenician.

Militarily speaking, Rome is known for two things asides their armour and weapons: The sheer anger and spite they feel at their enemies. This song does an amazing job conveying this, between the modes used, the lyrics and the seemingly very motivated percussion man who is absolutely hammering the instruments.

@susannemuller6681

9 ай бұрын

Der Hass war so groß, dass Salz gestreut wurde, damit nie wieder etwas wachsen sollte.

@derel5880

6 ай бұрын

Sheer anger at their enemies? Well depends who

@Hatemammari

Ай бұрын

The glory of Carthage will return. The Tunisian Carthaginian people now know the history and how the forgery that the Romans carried out

@Hatemammari

Ай бұрын

The Tunisian people of Carthage now know their true history, and this thing scares them. Everything has been falsified. Carthage is the land of the prophets, and we have a lot of archaeological evidence.

That was 🔥 you should do a symphony of Hannibal's march to Rome ⚔️

@GAIUSIULIUSCAESARAV1

9 ай бұрын

De seguro hará la de Escipión.

@anto-sk4ce

8 ай бұрын

Definitely one symphony for cannae and one for zama, it would be cool to see the fusion of various musics

You should make some Ptolemaic Kingdom inspired music. It would be really cool to see a combination of Macedonian Greek and ancient Egyptian elements come together like you did with the song of Timur

@cjhernandez1198

9 ай бұрын

He wrote an Alexander symphony, but yeah, I'm curious about the Egyptian music!

@emeriusjones

8 ай бұрын

Hell yes, Ptolemaic music is a wonderful suggestion.

@arnaugarzaran1375

7 ай бұрын

What abaout Greco-Bactrian inspired songs? Will be amazing the fusion of ancient greek and ancient asian musics together.

A response from the Carthageneans would be cool.

@faryafaraji

9 ай бұрын

Still looking for resources on the Phoenician language but once I do, you bet there will be one!

@gabijojo54

9 ай бұрын

Le carthaginois est une langue sémitique proche de l arabe vue quu ils sont d origine phéniciens

@gormhenriksen147

9 ай бұрын

fuck the baal worshippers@@faryafaraji

@kaykysoares9152

9 ай бұрын

​@@faryafarajiótimo. Uma música fenícia seria sensacional! Ainda mais incrível seria uma sinfonia que abordasse as guerras púnicas...

@SheepStrategos

9 ай бұрын

@@faryafaraji Try "A Phoenician-Punic Grammar" by Charles R. Krahmalkov if you haven't already.

I like to think that 4:14 is when the senate starts agreeing and goes along with the song as it gets louder and louder.

@Latin_Forever276

2 ай бұрын

CARTHAGO DELENDA EST!

A member of Roman Italian allies also known as "Socii" is freed by Hannibal. He asks "Why do you set me free, but not the sons of Rome?" Afterwards, he answers. "I came here to wage war against Rome and only Romans on your behalf. So you are free to rule your land." The young Latin man points at the sky and asks him. "O, great Hannibal. Do you see the sky?" The Punic commander, now curious, nods lightly. It is then that the member of Socii, proclaims. "Then pray to your gods, commander of Kard-Hadasht, that the fires you have spread over Italia, do not reach your doorstep in the upcoming future."

@abhayraj6390

17 күн бұрын

Is this a real conversation?

We definitely need Farya to do a defiant Carthaginian reply, possibly by the great Hannibal Barca himself.

A marī usqu’ad mare, rēgnāmus! A marī usqu’ad mare, rēgnāmus! Audīte Rōmānī, Audīte Rōmānī, Saguntum captum est! Saguntum captum est! Cēterum autem cēnseō Carthāginem esse dēléndam! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! O Inimīce, o Carthāgō, O Hánnibal, hic et nunc, audī! Hic manēbimus optimē! Hic manēbimus optimē! O Inimīce, o Carthāgō, O Hánnibal, hic et nunc, audī! Hic manēbimus optimē! Hic manēbimus optimē! Cēterum autem cēnseō Carthāginem esse dēléndam! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Urbī ferro flammāque minatus est, Urbī ferro flammāque minatus est, Haec ōlim meminisse iuvābit, Haec ōlim meminisse iuvābit, Vade, Carthāgō, hic mare nostrum est! Ave! Pater Rōmule! Et dominābitur a marī usque ad mare, et a flūmine usque ad terminōs terrae! Vade, Carthāgō, hic mare nostrum est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est! Carthāgō dēlénda est!

No importa que canción sea, ya sea, Latina, Persa, Turca, Griega, etc. Toda canción que Farya hace, lo hace a lo grande, unas sublimes obras de arte! Carthago delenda est! Edit: Acabo de recordar, la canción simboliza cuando una persona se entera de la caída de una ciudad a manos de los Punicos y este mismo sugiere el enfrentamiento Romano contra los Cartagineses, algo simplemente épico y hermoso (según yo es así)

@Alexandre-oc2ch

9 ай бұрын

De todas las lenguas hablaste la de la verdad .

@arnaugarzaran1375

7 ай бұрын

Catón el Viejo harto de los cartagineses incitando a ir a por el último conflicto contra ellos

@anto-sk4ce

5 ай бұрын

I think it tells of all the three wars

Greeting from carthage tunisia now ❤

Carthago delenda est! Listening to this right now, and I have to say, this is hitting different at 2:47 AM. I really enjoy your Roman and Turkic songs. Please do keep them coming. Once again, nice job Farya, and good luck on your future projects!

"Enjoy your prosperous glory, Romans, as, one day, your doom will finally come... and it shall bear the name of Carthage..." *Last words of Hannibal Barca*

@Jack-rj4kd

9 ай бұрын

Sike

@aeaeeaoiauea

9 ай бұрын

gothage

Do a Carthaginian song or a Punic wars symphony that would be dope

Farya has given us our daily thought of Rome today with this banger

I love the 'r' alliteration between mari - mare - regnamus - romani. It sounds so musical :)

I love this song, especially for the musical background, as it reminds me of the epic deeds of Scipione the African, one of the founding fathers of the Empire of Rome in the Mediterranean, from the homeland that I share with him and of which I am proud, my dear Italy. 💪🇮🇹

@jendrektl5733

9 ай бұрын

I would enjoy carthaginian music like Hannibal deeds...

@cristsan4171

9 ай бұрын

Cato the Elder being based again

@vladimpaler4689

8 ай бұрын

lol there was no black founding Father of Rome and he was likely a slave.

@pacchionauwu7664

8 ай бұрын

​@@vladimpaler4689 he was not called "The African" because he was black or from there LMAO he was called that because he did many military campaigns in Africa.

@solinvictus5349

8 ай бұрын

​@@vladimpaler4689Its his title not ethnicity 😂

FROM a Tunisian here, This is giving me flashbacks of Hannibal 🪽

Yes this is giving me Carthage rome vibes . I just imagined myself sailing to carthage a hundred years ago

Got to listen to this while playing Rome: total war as the Scipii.

When I see a Faraji's notification, I should hear the new no matter what I'm busy with... and when I'm relaxed, I listen to absorb the joy and greatness.

The best way to explain my love for your music is that it has the feeling that everything is off, and so foreign and it’s profoundly refreshing, there really isn’t any music out there like this

This is fabulous! Very creative. I think the hearts and souls of the ancients are still alive in all of us today.

Glad to see someone making this kind of music in 2023...

Thank you for the good music! (We are waiting for a full cycle of music Rome-Carthage.)

This is what Scipio Aemilianus and the boys were singing while sailing to Carthage in 149 bc

@fwashortz1252

2 ай бұрын

Then he got betrayed by rome

This is great!

This is such a happy music 😭

I have to thank you for the Herculean labour you have done in this channel, your passionate commitment in resurrecting the epic and the soul of ancient civilizations and folk traditions is astonishing! I absolutely fell in love with your music and your videos, that enriched my awareness about the complexity of Mediterranean and Eastern music traditions! This piece is no expection, and it is a shame that we have nothing left of the Punic music, because I think that a simphony themed to Hannibal would have been Awesome. A clash of Roman, North-African, Gaulish and Hispanic sounds and swords throughout the Italian peninsula.

سيعود مجد قرطاج الارض المقدسة ارض الانبياء

@fwashortz1252

Ай бұрын

Ya glory to cartage. I am from india and I am Hindu ... We arabs and Indians are same and brothers we have same body colour...

@Hatemammari

Ай бұрын

القرطاجيون موحدون تم تزييف تاريخ قرطاج عندنا العديد من الشواهد الاركيولوجية للانبياء قرطاج تخيف الرومان للآن قرطاج كانت قوة اقتصادية كبيرة و اول دستور فالعام يضمن التعايش السلمى والحريات هذه الأشياء تخيفهم فالاخير اتمنى ان تكون بين تونس قرطاج والهند تعاملات تجارية و اتمنى ان أزور الهند

@user-gh3cz7xx2o

Ай бұрын

قرطاج ارض الانبياء ؟ 😅

@Constantine_the_great.

Ай бұрын

blédi el 8alya tounes ♥@@Hatemammari

From the very first notes it captivates! Thank you, Farya!

Magnificent as always - I’d love to hear a Carthaginian song from you (with what little Punic we have). Glory to Baal!

@kevinkesserwani2533

9 ай бұрын

Well said

@salaflover

5 ай бұрын

"glory to baal" ur just larping bud

A great way to begin today

Always blessing us with these amazing songs. The effort is wild. Much love ❤

Hermosa cancion y gran interpretacion ¡Magistral!

respect to carthage

Long live Carthage memory, such a great civilization. So sad Carthage with their great civilization wiped out from the earth. What about making their song Farya.

@Jack-rj4kd

9 ай бұрын

Cartago delenda est

@Latin_Forever276

7 ай бұрын

​@@Jack-rj4kd Carthago delenda est!

@fwashortz1252

2 ай бұрын

@@Jack-rj4kd that why Rome got destroyed by Jesus leaving near old cartage land

Another Farya banger!

Acabo de descubrir este canal por casualidad, no sé cómo no he podido encontrarlo antes. La variedad de músicas, épocas, estilos, la calidad de imagen, fotografía, vestuario y sobre todo la capacidad que tienes de emular los acentos e idiomas ya no sólo actuales sino de tiempos antiguos es extraordinaria. Muchas felicidades por tu trabajo, saludos desde España.

@c.s.s.l2135

8 ай бұрын

Has encontrado una joya de canal. Bienvenido

Wonderfoul piece.

Me n the boys blasting this while marching to Zama

Next song for my Historical Epic Music playlist. Thank you for your job. You create amazing music. I love it!

Awesome! Love to hear it

Yes, a new roman song ! My day is better now

Bravissimo Farya! Come sempre 😊

Good work as usual. I'm loving it

Oh yeah, my daily dose of thinking about roman empire is here!

I can imagine Cato the Elder singing this. Amazing.

Beautiful as always ☺️

Always excellent. Excelsior!

Literal chills man, sublime work as always

Beautiful music as always

Ceterum autem censeo, verba carminis debebant in pellicula ipsa esse, non solum in descriptione, mea quidem sententia, sed nimis displicet, sodalis! Optima musica! Finis huius carminis mihi imaginem dat legionum e Roma progressi pugnaturi Carthaginiensibus!

I just woke up and saw you Uploadet something new. That one is Wild. I get goosebumbs at nearly every Roman Song you did. PLEASE never stop making this Masterpieces :) Greetings from Germany P.S.: The end is sooo Duckiiing Gooood

@deathtrooperlp

9 ай бұрын

Hi im from germany too and i feel you. Roma invicta est!

@derel5880

6 ай бұрын

Go back to your forests in Germania barbarian

Excellent work like always, i really appriciate your effort. Its extremly impressive how much beautiful songs you make in such a short time. Please keep up that great work👍

WE DROPPIN THE CORVUS WITH THIS ONE 🗣❤‍🔥❤‍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💀💀💀💀

You never disappoint! Your music speaks to me in a way that no other music does! Fucking amazing

Carthago delenda est

@deathtrooperlp

9 ай бұрын

Roma invicta est!

@lordsotelo44_

9 ай бұрын

No

@GAIUSIULIUSCAESARAV1

9 ай бұрын

Bene dicunt omnes

@Al_Basileus

9 ай бұрын

​@@deathtrooperlp😂

@Turagrong

9 ай бұрын

A dobře jim tak! Edit: Aha, damn that grammar...

congrats on 120k subscribers! great song as always

this is so cool, you can read the lyrics as a standalone rallying speech and it still sounds amazing, Great work as always!

Hic cantus valde mihi placet! Gratias tibi ago. Nunc laetissimus sum.

Nice work!

Wow, these lyrics are brutal to the Carthagians 😅 Makes me wonder what would have happened when they had won dominion over the sea, what kind of song we would get then. Powerful song!

@derel5880

6 ай бұрын

They always had naval superiority, they just lost on land

@mauritsponnette

6 ай бұрын

@@derel5880 Yeah, by dominion over the sea I meant if Carthage would have set up an empire around the Mediterranean with provinces like the Romans did.

The ending gave me chills great job man 👏

I've been listening to this on repeat. Absolute fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

really love it

Another masterpice🎉🎉

nice work

Magnífica canção, Roma Aeterna!!! Saudações de Latino Brasileiro!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@zefossil4418

8 ай бұрын

Esse cara é muito bom fazendo música, né?

@marcospereira6721

8 ай бұрын

@@zefossil4418 sim!

Carthago delenda est! What an epic song you've composed there! The ending where it accumulates into a tempest of cheers and drums gave me goosebumps. PS: When will you publish the next batch of your music on Spotify?

@Latin_Forever276

4 ай бұрын

Carthago delenda est!

I am addicted to this music.

Breathtakingly good

"Gracchus, something more cheerful !" Gracchus : 0:00

@illerac84

7 ай бұрын

And now I am going to rewatch season 1 yet again.

the ending was really inspiring and amazing

Splendide!

Cato vibing hard to this

Simplemente arte

amazing music

This was unexpected but most welcome!

another masterpiece!

The spirit of Cato the Elder is smiling

Thank for this music

Ceterum autem censeo Carthaginem esse deléndam! Carthago delénda est! Hahahaha classic XD

Listening to this whilst studying Livius’ writing on the Punic wars is a VIBE

The KZread algorithm needs to have a word with itself. This should have hit 1 million views already!

-"Carthage does not need to end up destroyed. Let's try to not make this personal." -"Everything got personal the moment you set foot in Rome..." *Hannibal and Scipio Africanus*

¡Fantástico!

Faryaaaaa awesome 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍🏻

Very beautiful carthage song

Please bring back the lyrics on the video so we can sing along! Awesome song as always

@zaydsamy7559

9 ай бұрын

Lyrics are in the description if that helps.

@SmokingPuss

9 ай бұрын

prob YT cant handle the lyrics

sublime

Come play live in NYC!

I am a simple person: I see Roman music - I click!

Another masterpiece

Me encanta ❤

@civis_civitatis

9 ай бұрын

yo tambien gusta

We need more. WE NEED M O R E. *M O R E*

New Farya banger just dropped

Yes yes yes