Wir zogen in das Feld - Landsknecht song / with English Translation

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Published on Nov 6, 2020
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One of the oldest known Landsknechtlieder. Narrated by 1509 from the Italian campaigns of Emperor Charles V.
The Italian-sounding part is Landsknecht gibberish, which is interpreted differently.
The refrain is a mixture of Old Italian and German, or at least Old Italian, as the German Landsknechts spoke Italian. The Codex reconstructs "Strombette with all'armi! Presente alle vostra signori" - "It calls (trumpets) me to arms! I'm there, by your side, lords!"
Original upload by Dr. Ludwig, who has both a Youtube channel and a BitChute channel.
Wir zogen in das Feld.
Da hÃ¤tten wir weder SÃ¤ckl noch Geld

Strampede mi
A la mi presente
Al vostra signori.

Wir kamen vor Siebentod,
Wir kamen vor Siebentod,
Da hÃ¤tten wir weder Wein noch Brot.

Strampede mi
A la mi presente
Al vostra signori.

Wir kamen vor Friaul,
Wir kamen vor Friaul,
Da hÃ¤tten wir allesamt voll Maul.

Strampede mi
A la mi presente
Al vostra signori.

Wir kamen vor Benevent,
Wir kamen vor Benevent,
Da hat all unser Not ein End.

Strampede mi
A la mi presente
Al vostra signori.
#landsknecht #botholucaschor #germany #song #history #drludwig

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