Silent people

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Silent people
Silent people (lineup 2012) .jpg
General information
Genre (s) Folk music , music of the medieval scene
founding 1994
Website www.stillevolk.org
Current occupation
Singing, wind instruments
Patrick Lafforgue
String instruments, choirs
Patrice Roques
Drums (live)
Fred Neheride
Guitar, bagpipes, choirs (live)
coffin
former members
Percussion, sample pad
Yan Arexis (1994-1998)
Patrick Lafforgue plays the hurdy-gurdy

Stille Volk is a French music group from the Pyrenees .

The group plays mainly folk music and draws its inspiration from Celtiberian and medieval music as well as mysticism . She also uses traditional instruments. In addition to French and Old French, her texts are often written in Occitan or Catalan .

The name can be understood in German and Dutch as the "silent people", which is a synonym for dwarfs. Members of the group play in the folk metal band Hantaoma, named after the first album .

Instruments

Discography

  • 1995: Ode Aux Lointains Souverains (demo, MC , self-distribution)
  • 1997: Hantaoma (album, CD, Holy Records; MC, Mystic Production; LP , Those Opposed Records)
  • 1998: Ex-uvies (album, CD, Holy Records)
  • 2001: Satyre Cornu (album, CD, Holy Records)
  • 2002: Maudat (album, CD, Holy Records)
  • 2009: Nueit De Sabbat (album, CD, Holy Records)
  • 2014: La Pèira Negra (album, CD, Holy Records)
  • 2019: Milharis (Album, CD / LP, Auerbach Tonträger / Prophecy Productions )

Contributions to compilations (selection):

  • 1998: The Painless on As We Die For ... Paradise Lost (CD, Holy Records; MC, Angel's of Hell Records)
  • 1999: Chimeres on Black Folklore - A Copilation (CD, London Records )
  • 2001: Rassa Tan Creis on Miroque Vol.VII (CD, Sub Terranean / Miroque )
  • 2002: Adoumestica Una Terro on Celebrant 2002 (CD, Lichtbringer)
  • 2003: Quan L'Herba Fresca on Zu Hofe Des Mittelalters 1 (CD, Zoomica)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The silent people of Plesse
  2. Archive.org: The Black Network: The Silent People
  3. Hantaoma