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Medieval genre — history, bands and artists
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Geography of Medieval
Where the artists of the genre come from and where it is on the radio
Landmark albums of Medieval
Studio albums that listeners most often call this genre
2001
Tavernakel: Marktmusik des MittelaltersSaltatio Mortis
2009Monoliths & DimensionsSunn O)))
2003
Lux Obscura: Un Projet électro-médiévalHughes de Courson
2008
Music of the SpheresMike Oldfield
2003The Jethro Tull Christmas AlbumJethro Tull
1988
Un autre regard sur la musiqueVarious Artists
1980
La Fête De L'âneVarious Artists
1989War Requiem, op. 66Britten; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Robert Shaw
Medieval by year
How many studio albums of the genre came out each year
Medieval by country and decade
Bands and artists of the genre from different countries and eras, the best albums of each decade
By country
By decade
Best albums by decade
Artists of Medieval
The most listened artists of the genre and its subgenres: the bigger the name, the more listeners
- Adaro
Arathorn- Birkenmähr
- Candice Night
- Carol Tatum
- Corvus Corax
- Der Tod und die Landsknechte
- Eivør
- Ergotism
- Ernst Horn
- Flamen
- Fuegovic
- Hughes de Courson
- Ineptia
- Jaldaboath
- Joe Vikingo
- Kanseil
- KLC
- Metusa
- Mora Prokaza
- Obsequiae
- Ougenweide
- PerKelt
- QNTAL
- Ravenzang
- Reliquiae
- Sacrifice & Bliss
- Saltatio Mortis
- Slytherin
- Strixskog
- Tanzwut
- Teufelstanz
- Yvan JANET
Хелависа
Overview
Genre relations
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Subgenres
Subgenres or what Medieval is divided into
Origins
Genres from which Medieval originated
Parent genre
Medieval is a subgenre, i.e. a narrower direction of these styles