#Kriemhilds Rache
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orlaite · 6 months ago
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Margarete Schön as Kriemhild of Burgund (parts 1, 2) DIE NIBELUNGEN: KRIEMHILD'S REVENGE (1924)
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orlaite2 · 1 year ago
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Kriemhild my love
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setrija-nibelungenfangirl · 2 months ago
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Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache (1924)
dir. Fritz Lang
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nota1eks · 8 days ago
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didnt draw the reference cm2 for cm2 but i rlly like how this came out!
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minayuri · 2 years ago
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Kriemhild of Die Nibelungen (1924)
Part II - Kriemhild’s Revenge
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haljathefangirlcat · 1 month ago
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Nibelungensage (& Adjacent) Music Masterpost - Part Two
See Part One for a brief explation of the "why" and "what" of it. ;)
Special thanks to @galarix and @setrija-nibelungenfangirl, who have both been of great help in the making of this post!
A Wolf in Hallowed Places - Adalruna (full album)
The Nibelung Cycle - Dreams of the Dead (full album + music videos in description)
Das Nibelungenlied - Eberhard Kummer (full album)
Nibelungenlied and Walther von der Vogelweide - Eberhard Kummer
Nibelungenklage - Eberhard Kummer, Ulrike Bergmann
Nibelungenlied - Knud Seckel
Nibelungenlied (um 1200) - Knud Seckel
Hildebrandslied - Knud Seckel
Hildebrandslied (9. Jh.) - Knud Seckel
Das Nibelungenlied: 1. Aventiure - Michael Eberle
Wie Kriemhilden träumte | Das Nibelungenlied - 1. Abenteuer -Lorelina
Nibelungen - Herbert Weidner
Kriemhild's Song - Herbert Weidner
Aus der Nibelungen Welt - Herbert Weidner
A Song from ancient Times - Herbert Weidner
Siegfried's Death - Herbert Weidner
Kriemhild's Arrival - Herbert Weidner
Der Nibelungen Tod - Herbert Weidner
Götterdämmerung - Herbert Weidner
Kriemhild's Rache - Herbert Weidner
Nibelungen - HYLDR
Nibelungenland - Darkwood
Ein Nachmittag am Hof der Nibelungen - Achim Reichel
Krieger - Schandmaul
Моему Хагену (To my Hagen) - Olga F.
Folker's Song - Канцлер ГИ
Sigurd (Black Circle) - Råmpage
SGFRD Dragonslayer (English Version) - Feuerschwanz
Hinn mikli dreki - Skáld
Danheim Drengskapr Salut - Vinnie Camilleri
Sigurd and Fafnir - lyre of the crossroads
Helm of Awe - lyre of the crossroads
Sigurd's Song - Zetav Burtiyev
Sigurdkvadet - Krauka
Regin Smidur - Spiritual Seasons
Regin Smiður - Týr
Regin Smiður - Jóban Thomsen
Regin Smiður - Hrafnagaldur
Regin Smiður 1-21 - Nólsoyingar
Regin Smiður - Dansifelagið í Havn
Regin smiður - Dansifelagið í Havn (live performance)
Brynhildartáttur, Ørindi 1-124 - Dansifelagið í Havn
Brynhildartáttur, Ørindi 125-238 - Dansifelagið í Havn
Brynhildar táttur - Dansifelagið í Havn (live performance)
Høgnatáttur, Ørindi 1-139 - Dansifelagið í Havn
Høgnatáttur, Ørindi 140-254 - Dansifelagið í Havn
Regin Smithr (Regin Smith) - AElfric
Sigurdrifumal (The Song of Sigurdrifa) - AElfric
Hildebrandslied (The Song of Hildebrand) - AElfric
Fafnismál - Das Lied von Fafnir - Duivelspack
Das Hildebrandslied - Duivelspack
Ik Gihorta Dat Seggen - Isegrimm
Hiltibrant Enti Hadubrant - Isegrimm
Degano Dechisto Miti Deotrichhe - Isegrimm
Hadubrantes Todliod - Isegrimm
Hildebrandslied - Swartaz Horsa
Sibechs Lied - Swartaz Horsa
Swanhild - Swartaz Horsa
Mester Hildebrand - Ann-Turi Ford (feat. Bror Vegge Kolsrud & Ford Folk)
Kong Diderik og Holger Danske - Ann-Turi Ford
Kong Didrik og Holger Danske (Fra Sandø) · Färd
Kong Didrik · Färd
Kong Diderik Og Løven - Sinikka Langeland
Battlefield - Blind Guardian
Hildebrandslied - U96 (feat. Wolfgang Flür)
+ Bonus: Hagen von Tronje - Ein Nibelungenmusical by Joachim Kottmann (bits & pieces)
Medley
Schwarz schimmert Eis (v1)
Schwarz schimmert Eis (v2)
Siegfried lernte schnell
Dunkle Ahnung
Das Land es blüht/Von Norden droht Gefahr
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filmposters · 8 months ago
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Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache
1924, Fritz Lang
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rachelied · 1 month ago
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𝕾𝖍𝖊 𝖈𝖆𝖚𝖘𝖊𝖉 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖉𝖊𝖆𝖙𝖍 𝖔𝖋 𝖙𝖍𝖗𝖊𝖊 𝖐𝖎𝖓𝖌𝖘 𝖔𝖋 𝖆 𝖓𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓, 𝖇𝖗𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙 𝖑𝖆𝖉𝖞, 𝖇𝖊𝖋𝖔𝖗𝖊 𝖘𝖍𝖊 𝖉𝖎𝖊𝖉.
#RACHELIED : independent, private & selective Kriemhild of Burgundy, mainly based on the movie "Hagen" (2024) with inspiration from germanic folklore & the Nibelungenlied. redeemed by Flora, follows back from @pixiescribbling.
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troublecourted · 2 months ago
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I did a little upsie & perhaps kriemhild now got her own space kdshflhdsjfk soo find her over at @rachelied now <3
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orlaite · 1 year ago
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Margarete Schön as Kriemhild of Burgund
DIE NIBELUNGEN: KRIEMHILD'S REVENGE (1924) | dir. Fritz Lang
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orlaite2 · 1 year ago
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Kriemhild can have a little revenge. As a treat.
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setrija-nibelungenfangirl · 2 months ago
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Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache (1924)
dir. Fritz Lang
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pixiescribbling · 4 months ago
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PIXIESCRIBBLING : a hub blog for all my muses, which can be found on the sideblogs listed below. this is not a writing blog & i will only follow back from here. about me: flora, 26 years old, she/they pronouns, gmt +1)
WRITING BLOGS. (under construction!)
@lenzimanot (fantasy multi)
@troublecourted (history & myth multi)
@misariae (original novel characters)
@cornacchina (rook from dragon age: the veilguard)
@rachelied (Kriemhild from the Nibelungen Saga)
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minayuri · 2 years ago
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Die Nibelungen (1924) : Kriemhild's Revenge | dir. Fritz Lang
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haljathefangirlcat · 1 year ago
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do you have any songs that remind you of kriemhild?
Anon, you're asking me this at a time when I'm working on a Music Inspired By The Nibelungensage That Is Not By Wagner post in my drafts... I must admit, I just love the coincidence/fate/however you wanna call it of it all. :D
That said, talking about songs that aren't about Kriemhild but remind me of her:
Song Of The Storm by Émilie Simon. Quintessential Vindictive Mythological/Legendary Lady Song, if you ask me, but something in Émilie's voice makes me think especially of Kriemhild... somehow, she sounds to me both so young and like she has years of pent-up bitterness and hatred she's barely holding onto before she can finally let them loose at just the right time, which is a vibe I think goes well with her character even after her second wedding -- you could imagine her perpetually stuck in the moment when she realized she had lost Siegfried forever, and why. Also, I absolutely adore the line "I hope you're satisfied/To see the wind blow over me," which she could easily think about Hagen, or Gunther, or Brunhild, or Gernot and Giselher and whoever else in the court of Worms she might suspect to have been in the know of what would happen during the hunt yet told her nothing.
Tu vas le payer from the La légende du Roi Arthur musical. (Showcase version picked here exclusively because I find it so much fun.) In context, sung by Morgan as she plots the fall of Camelot and of her half-brother, Arthur. In my deranged internal ramblings, wonderfully easy to associate with Kriemhild refusing her family's attempts to make amends after Siegfried's death ("I had never stopped believing in you/But tonight your words are really not ringing true") and deciding in her heart that no, she can never never forget, and no, she will never forgive ("You can beg/Deny all/Your hands are tied/You are going to reap/What you have sown"). It could even go well with her accepting Etzel's marriage proposal because she understands what she could do with his army. I like that there's also a softness to it, made up of sadness and doubt, in between all the anger ("Heal me of you/Heal me of my pain/Heal me of your words") that could even be made into a try at convincing herself that "if they would just hand Hagen over to me, I could let them live" ("When I balanced between love and hate/Ready to restart everything from zero"). Also, I like that it's as close as I'll probably ever get to listening to an European rock opera type musical about the Nibelungenlied that's actually available to watch online and with subs, too, lol.
Forever Yours by Nightwish. I don't really think I need to explain this choice, it should be enough to listen to the lyrics. A calmer, quieter, utterly melancholy piece for a moment of solitary mourning in between all the scheming and death. "My time is yet to come/So I'll be forever yours"... besides the obvious association, it reminds me of a line said by Etzel after Kriemhild's death in Lang's Kriemhilds Rache, which I unfortunately don't remember by heart but I think sounded something like "She was never my wife. She was only ever Siegfried's."
... and I thiiiink that's everything, at least as of right now.
But as a little bonus, here's also a song that reminds me of Sigurd and Gudrun/Siegfried and Gutrune: Herr Olof by Garmarna, based on a Medieval Swedish Ballad involving a man, a siren, and an apparently harmless drink.
Thank you for this question, btw!! It's always a pleasure to get one on a topic like this.
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weimarhaus · 1 year ago
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A vengeance-minded Margarete Schön in the title role of Fritz Lang's 1924 dark fantasy epic DIE NIBELUNGEN: KRIEMHILD'S REVENGE ("Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache"). . Lang protested the idea that his Die Nibelungen work in the 1920s in any way presaged, paved the way for, or "was a premonition of" the ascendancy of Nazism in the early 1930s, an idea put forward in Siegfried Kracauer’s book From Caligari to Hitler: A Psychological History of the German Film. . "By making ‘Die Nibelungen,’" Lang said in a 1974 interview, "I wanted to show that Germany was searching for an ideal in her past, even during the horrible time after World War I in which the film was made. At that time in Berlin I remember seeing a poster on the street, which pictured a woman dancing with a skeleton. The caption read: ‘Berlin, you are dancing with Death.’ To counteract this pessimistic spirit I wanted to film the epic legend of Siegfried so that Germany could draw inspiration from her past, and not, as Mr. Kracauer's book suggests, as a looking forward to the rise of a political figure like Hitler or some such stupid thing as that." (Silent and Pre-Code Horror)
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