This is a Hymn over a Norwegian folk melody from Hallingdal. The writer was Swedish but he used this Norwegian melody. Made in 1798.
 
Beepster - Guitars
Zargg71 - Vocal
Me - All the rest
You - Listening
 
Version 0.7.3:
http://soundcloud.com/oyv...n-evige-ro-073/s-dMi0x
 
Version 0.7.4:
http://soundcloud.com/oyvind-jarsve/ingen-vinner-frem-til-den-evige-ro-074/s-aU32M

Who played what?

Nice.
 

Zargg sang, I shredded and Jarvse programmed/played the rest.
 
Thanks for listening Baps... and well done Ken and Oyvind. Thanks for having me.

Listened on my phone and I like what you guys did here......very nice performances. Being a guitarist, I really liked your guitar work Beeps (especially the melodic solo....good stuff and chops). 
 
Personally, I tend to like more of the European metal as there's a lot more of folk/classical/melodic content and you guys proved this. Will listen later again at my DAW.....
 
Very nice vocals Ken as well as with the all the programming/production Oyvind. Well done lads!!! You guys work well together......more....more.....more!! I'm a fan.    

Thanks, Mesher. Yeah, Oyvind is definitely a melodic oriented dude. I'm usually more atonal/chromatic thrash noise and prop it up with more modal mayhem than traditional Major/minor stuff. So it's fun getting to play around with more classical style cadences/chord progressions. It gives me a chance to experiment with "proper" harmonic/melodic minor theory. Neat stuff.
 
Thanks for listening.
 
Also it should be noted that Oyvind was also the mix engineer on this as well (with some incessant nagging and prodding from me as a second set of ears... lol, hopefully I wasn't too annoying).

thank you all.

Wow, an old Norwegian folk melody the way it was meant to be played!  I really liked this, esp the guitar work.

I liked the structure of the song eg  the nice transition at 1:33 and esp  ~2:25 and the ending with the short keyboard phrase. Well done!

Thanks

I just have to say thanks to Beepster for putting me in touch with Øyvind, and to Øyvind for letting me have a go at this. And thanks for the positive feedback.
All the best.