Twitch Vocal Coach Reacts to Falling Free by Eivør
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- @charlesthetenor
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Beautiful, please show a lot more of her.
She is just divine
Eivør is Faroese, and some of the sounds she makes is reminiscent of what is called "Kulning", which is an old Nordic way of communicating over long distances and calling animals. Well worth a search here on TH-cam, there are several beautiful examples of it and even a pair of instruction videos.
I guess it's kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
@Rory Fletcher I would suggest Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Castiel Harvey Definitely, been watching on Flixzone for since march myself =)
@Castiel Harvey thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!!
@Rory Fletcher glad I could help =)
She is just fantastic.
Eivor is an amazing singer, song writer and producer. You should have a listen to Monster where the only instrument is her playing the kalimba!
Eivør Pálsdóttir pronounced [ˈaivœɹ ˈpɔlsˌdœʰtəɹ]
So I guess that would be "Ay-Vur" But the Ei can be like Ay or Ey depending on what Nordic language and even dialect.
Hi from Brazil . If you want to hear Eivor's "special thing" try to listen: Eivør Pálsdóttir: Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin Live). It's in faroese but is unforgettable!
He did this 2 months ago. :) Check it out!
Here you are: th-cam.com/video/XxVaSjGag8o/w-d-xo.html
:)
Cool to hear reaction from a person that can add to the technicalities of singing
Looks like we've got a singer who could hold her own in a duet with Lisa Gerrard.
Loved this, but I must admit this was the first I heard of her and she blev me away at points you are just laughing as I am like "LOL" she is good. :D Good reaction and thanks for spreading the joy of singing and music. :D
She is sick xD
Yessssss!!!!! 🤯
I love her voice.
I have tickets to her show in Stockholm in october. Yeah!!!!Cheers from a finn in Sweden.
always interesting to hear about the technique behind a voice
It's pronounced I-vor. I heard it straight from her in an interview.
The “ei” diphthong in Faroese is pronounced like the English word “eye”. One interesting thing, though, is that the “ei” sound isn’t used in northernmost Faroese dialects. It’s replaced with the “oy” diphthong which is pronounced like the English “oi” in “oil”. Eivør speaks with a northern dialect, but only uses the “ei” in her name, and uses the “oy” replacement when she speaks and sings. :)
“Ø” in Faroese is pronounced like the “o” in the English “worm”.
Sir or fur
Very good/enjoyable commentary...
Her name is [I'voer]! :D
Twitch "Vocal Coach" :D
Watching an American discover that music is not just technique but also culture from a young nation perspective is kind of upsetting
These coaches appear to people who know how to sing but can't actually sing😬
I would like to hear her sing in more registers and use more techniques - I like what I hear, but does she have have more to offer? Curious what else she can do. Nice head voice... First time hearing her!
She has jazz training, had a pop career when she was younger, does some pagan soundtrack stuff and she does folk music. She has a diverse set of skills
She does everything from jazz to rock and from soundtrack to pop. Recently she's been mainly doing pop, check out Patience from her newest album for the lower register for example. Her older track Í Tokuni sums up her more primal style pretty well. She's also the singer in The Last Kingdom soundtrack.
The egg was 1st because the genetic mutation to get the 1st chicken happened at fertalization😎
Your stream chat peeps aren't that smart. It's EYE-voor.
hugin and munin aint shit they are us nihillism warriors wicth only care is famelly and tribe we are dead but born again in idea
Why does American music reactors always stop the music and talk through it?,also like you,you no nothing about music although you pretend that you do.