Mythic Harmonies
Mythic Harmonies is the work of Calogero Nicosia, a Belgian composer and researcher. Songs from the ancient North. Old Norse vocals, frame drums, tagelharpa, war horns, and ritual chants drawn from the Poetic Edda, the Prose Edda, and Viking Age archaeology. Music that does not imitate what is lost, because nothing survives of how it was played, but evokes what it might have felt like: beneath winter skies, before battle, around the funeral pyre. Viking battle songs. Funeral and ritual chants. Norse mythology brought to sound. Made for: Writers building fantasy worlds D&D and RPG sessions in Norse settings Deep focus, meditation, ritual Anyone who feels the pull of the old ways New tracks regularly. Lore videos on Odin, Freyja, Ragnarök, Yggdrasil, the runes, and the gods. Every song is published with its Old Norse text and English translation, alongside sourced guides to the myths, at mythic-harmonies.com The North remembers.
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Mythic Harmonies is the work of Calogero Nicosia, a Belgian composer and researcher. Songs from the ancient North. Old Norse vocals, frame drums, tagelharpa, war horns, and ritual chants drawn from the Poetic Edda, the Prose Edda, and Viking Age archaeology. Music that does not imitate what is lost, because nothing survives of how it was played, but evokes what it might have felt like: beneath winter skies, before battle, around the funeral pyre. Viking battle songs. Funeral and ritual chants. Norse mythology brought to sound. Made for: Writers building fantasy worlds D&D and RPG sessions in Norse settings Deep focus, meditation, ritual Anyone who feels the pull of the old ways New tracks regularly. Lore videos on Odin, Freyja, Ragnarök, Yggdrasil, the runes, and the gods. Every song is published with its Old Norse text and English translation, alongside sourced guides to the myths, at mythic-harmonies.com The North remembers.