Corvus Corax – The Kings of the Minstrels Driving rhythms, ancient melodies and sounds of past times: With fascinating huge drums and self-made bagpipes Corvus Corax bring the spirit of old ages back to life. The Berlin musicians contributed significantly to the development of Medieval Music as we know it. Their music was influential to an entire scene from Moscow to Mexico City. They toured in Japan and China, the U.S. and Canada as well as all over Europe. After years of medieval music, since 1989, they look back on a vast number of records and various projects. With mystical and myth-enshrouded albums likes “Mille Anni Passi Sunt” they awake old gods and legends, with records like “Sverker” and “Gimlie” they review the Celtic and Nordic traditions and present the Viking culture in modern times. You cannot say, Corvus Corax are “just” playing medieval music. Corvus Corax combine ancient music with modern fantasy, they experiment with different cultural sounds and crazy instruments. No matter, if they are playing at a club venue, a concert church, at a knights tournament like “Kaltenberger Ritterspiele” or in front of thousands of Metal Heads at “Wacken Open Air”: Corvus Corax know, how to make people dance and jump around like crazy – as known from the St. Vitus’ dance in middle ages. <br>