Since you mentioned that her voice has Disney quality: Molly actually is the Swedish voice of Rapunzel in Tangled. Her sister is the Swedish voice of Anna in Frozen. 😄
When I watch Frozen with my kid I always think about the missed opportunity of having two actual sisters singing Anna (Mimmi Sandén) and Elsa (Molly Sandén)😩 would have been just lovely but I believe Molly was not into Disney anymore at that point after Tangled…
She is 100% swedish, but since the song is about husavik (village in iceland, also the venue of this live performance) she learned a couple of lines in icelandic. Her icelandic is 100% better in this live performance compared to the movie (the recorded version).
Yes, theres a vlog "Behind the scenes of Husavik Oscar performance" something something - and Molly is practicing her Icelandic lines cause she said she needed to do a better job with pronunciation :D
They are phonetically somewhat similar. I mean as similar as German and English is. Most people would agree Icelandic is probably the hardest European languages to learn.
@@MARQ.A-S Oh, she can. They picked her because of her vocal range. In an interview I read she called those high notes her “start notes” because when practicing them as a child she saw stars. Then she thought it was magic, but now she realises she was probably just deprived of oxygen.
Did you notice the northern lights in the sky?? And Molly has such a unique voice! :D Also, please go and watch the movie! Eurovision is BIG in Europe, and this was a true celebration from Will Ferrell showing all the quirkiness and fun that happens when so many different countries and cultures meet in a music event. Greetings from Denmark!
I mean... the northern lights, and reflected in the colours of her shimmery gown. Whoever did the artistic design for this performance, give them all the money right now.
Fun fact: Molly Sandén (Swedish) did the vocals in the Eurovision movie but in places they were mixed with the vocals of Rachel McAdams. However, in the Húsavik song it’s all purely Molly. So, Molly was supposed to sing this at the Oscars but wasn’t admitted into the US (no work visa) & therefore they decided to go to Húsavik - the town where the movie is set & the name of this song - on Iceland to perform this song. It was pre-recorded (the kids & the musicians didn’t peform live) like all the other Oscars performances but Molly’s vocals are 100% live. She is a magical artist with emotion like no other! A few of her songs: th-cam.com/video/pJEYzD4SwSw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/T3s39VtMuqM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/gyoMwxEnwGw/w-d-xo.html
This is such a great performance, especially in the conditions - in the BTS videos you can see that it is FREEZING. Love this song, and Molly Sanden in general :) I find she just has this amazing, evocative and agile voice. Love it.
I think the diphthongs and the switching between and chest and head voice is very common in our folk music here in Sweden and Iceland (and other countries around here). That's probably why she's singing like that. The folk vibe fits perfectly since she's singing about Husavik and the Icelandic nature.
Tara, thank you for reacting to Molly Sandėn! I started with Husavik and have now listened to every song of hers. I recommend the following: - Rosa Himmel (live acoustic) - Freak - Phoenix - Youniverse
This past year, I played this song SO MANY times (and I never even saw the movie either). Molly's honesty and emotion just really comes through in her vocal choices. I really wanted "Husavik" to WIN the award for Best Original Song, and was SO disappointed when it didn't. Keep reacting to other European and Eurovision artists!
Ha I knew you were going go call her out when the vibrato dropped in the long held note before the run/riff. This song gave me goosebumps. I heard this performed on the Eurovision and loved it then.
The crescendo in the last note, before the run, causes her natural vibrato to fall out in a really beautiful way. It's like saying "oh, you thought I was done...I got something extra for you." When you expect it to just be a fade out, she pushes. I think I like it, but I'd have to hear it the other way to be sure.
Like a million people have already mentions Molly Sandén is a Swedish artist. But I’m guessing she was chosen exactly for the reason that the Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Iceland are closely related and have a lot in common. Molly Sandén is probably among the biggest pop artists in Sweden, she is pretty pure Swedish pop, and have been so for a long time. She got her break really young, and her whole thing her whole career have been that she is such a great singer, with really impressive vocals. She also grown to become a really quite impressive song writer, and mostly sings in Swedish. It’s interesting to see you mention vocal techniques and make associations to things like American country music, while to me it just something that is something I’m very used to from Swedish pop and Swedish musical theatre. And like others have mentioned, the Disney note was pretty spot on, as she was I believe both the voice actor and vocalist for the songs for Rapunzel in the Swedish dub of Tangled.
Think it was Will Ferrells decision. He spends a lot of summers in Sweden (swedish wife) and probably knew about her. And yeah, doubt anyone outside the nordics could’ve done the icelandic parts. I’d say 99% of the world can’t do the “u” in Husavik. Funny enough, in this version Molly does the “international” Hooo-sa-week, while the original recording has the Scandinavian or Swedish “u” (hew).
@@rexuz2482pends…. true, geographically it’s not, but Icelandic is a Scandinavian language, and because Iceland was populated by Norwegians and for a long time was under Danish rule, they have strong cultural ties to Scandinavia. It is more correct to refer to it as a Nordic country, but people confuse Scandinavian and Nordic all the time.
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Molly Sandén was trained at the renowned Swedish music school Rytmus in Stockholm, Sweden. This is public knowledge.
Molly wasn't originally chosen to do the voice over, they just asked her to record a sample version but and as soon as the producers heard her voice they wanted her. I totally understand why, she has an amazing voice and is very popular here in Sweden. Love Molly 😍
Her name is Sandėn so pronounced Sandeen. Also, as just about everyone here has stated, she is Swedish. And an amazing singer. Eurovision has many great songs and artists, you already reacted to some of them like Loreen and Lordi. I think you'll like Eurovision song contest: the story of Fire Saga. Also, react to Ja ja dibg dong. 😎
Hi, Tara! I have always watched your reactions since the beginning of your TH-cam channel and it's just so lovely to see how it has grown so much in the past years. Keep it up and God bless you always!
She went into a straight tone in order to do the melisma which was in the same breath as the sustained note. So she didn’t just go into a straight tone to hold a straight tone, she was going into a straight tone to do the melisma.
In regards of the final note then it was pretty cold outside and I do think something like that can have an affect on the voice. Still Molly did an awesome performance and finally we Icelanders could hear her pronounce Icelandic correctly 👍
I love this song but her version in the movie has a whistle note at the end that is just absolutely breathtaking. Also, another good song to listen to is "Ultraluminary" from the Netflix movie, "Over The Moon." There is a note at the end that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. :-)
Fabulous video. So informative and not at all intrusive and I love your energy and enthusiasm. I would love to hear your take on 17 year old English girl Lucy Thomas’s cover of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’. I still get goosebumps every time I hear it. She is a beautiful young lady with an incredibly beautiful voice. Best wishes from a new subscriber in Scotland.
I hope the songwriters (Swedes Fat Max Gsus and Rickard Göransson, and American Savan Kotecha) can get together with Molly and write something like this to next years Melodifestivalen.
you must watch and review more songs from The Eurovision Song Contest. The Story if Fire Saga is called Eurovision in Europe and based on the annual song contest
You should do a part 2 where you react to all of the Sandén sisters ;) They're all amaaazing singers. Mimmi won Swedens got talent (which is called Talang), Frida "Lilla Melodifestivalen" which is Melodifestivalen but for kids (where they decide who represents Sweden in junior Eurovision) and then there's Molly.
Loveee this song it’s one of my favourites! I’m also super into Netflixs Julie and the Phantoms atm and seeing you react to the songs from that would be amazing!!!
Please acknowledge that you as a vocal coach, have learned what Eurovision is by now :) Celine Dion won it for another country back in the day. I'm Canadian, we aren't even a part of it, but man...
You should react to Maneskin, they are an Italian Band who won Eurovision 2021 with the song “Zitti e Buoni” but they also have english song and are amaizing😍
So I ran across your video one night the oceans one and I was in a very dark amd difficult time in my life and I didn't want to live anymore so with the barrel of a shotgun in my mouth I felt something stop me a holy touch and for some reason got on TH-cam of all things never have hear about you and first video I saw was this and I cried out for the first time to our father and he meet me there and saved my soul so I thank him first and then you only he put that video there god bless you and bless him our father he is good all the time
If I remember this correctly, Molly did this performance live, during the Oscar’s?!? So the control of voice AND nerves are pretty amazing, besides sitting in a warm and cozy, re-take-youtube-studio…. :p
A diphthong is made up of TWO vowels who glide from one to the other (from narrow or wide doesnt matter) without making another syllable (so two vowels gliding in one syllable). "Home" and "Town" or words that only have diphthong vowels, she didnt make them a diphthong, the words just have diphtongs (Home: H(uh)->om, Town: Ta->un). What she did do is that she changed which vowel sound was being held for longer, instead of H(uuuh)->om Taaa->un, she went H(uh)->oooom Taaa->un (notice how she didn't change Town). BUT that's not entirely the end of it, she actually changes them to two monophthongs, so she does the opposite of making a diphthong. instead of having TWO vowels for ONE syllable, she had TWO vowels for TWO syllables. A good way to understand this is to tap to the "beat" of the words, that should line up with the syllables. So try saying Home Town normally and clap/tap to the "beat": Home 👏 Town 👏 (Meme 👏 re-view 👏👏 (Mím re-vyu)) and then to how she sings it: Huh👏-om👏 Town👏. Very common in singing to make words fit the melody and rhythm, breaking up diphtongs and using the same vowel for more syllables (like the riff she does at the end (sometimes even reversing the diphthong and restarting it: (Home) Huh👏uh👏uh👏o👏o👏uh👏om (changing the notes without a steady glide between the notes creates a new syllable))). In Swedish we don't have diphthongs in our standard dialect in our native words, but we have the swear "fan" which is usually pronounced fah-ahn (with emphasis on BOTH ah-sounds), TWO syllables, but can be pronounced quickly, fan (fahn). So to summarize it, a diphthong is made up of two vowel sounds (smoothly) gliding from one to the other which doesn't create two syllables, and only creates ONE. However if two vowels don't glide or BOTH are emphasized like thw word "create" which has two syllables Cre-ate and "ate" does have a diphthong eh to ee, so in total THREE vowel sounds in a row but only TWO syllables (Krí-(eh->ee)t). Did anybody ask? No, did it take me like 30 minuites to write this? Yes. Am i happy about? Yes and no. Am i overly obsessed with linguistics? Why yes how did you know? Okej 👏👏 hejdå 👏👏!
I'm loving this reaction. This is a good one. I agree with you Tara, that she should have held out the vibrato to the end of the song. You are looking beautiful today. God bless you.
Since you mentioned that her voice has Disney quality: Molly actually is the Swedish voice of Rapunzel in Tangled. Her sister is the Swedish voice of Anna in Frozen. 😄
wow that's cool! So fun for them too!
And High School Musical 2
Dope
When I watch Frozen with my kid I always think about the missed opportunity of having two actual sisters singing Anna (Mimmi Sandén) and Elsa (Molly Sandén)😩 would have been just lovely but I believe Molly was not into Disney anymore at that point after Tangled…
Amazing. She's Sweeden's version of Demi Lovato only not a wack job luciferian, unlike the aforementioned.
So it’s winter in Iceland. Most people can barely breath, let alone sing because it’s so cold. She f’ing nailed this song.
Yup, it's probably around 0 Celsius
@@Bayard1503 hilarious.
I think she said in a Intervju in Sweden that it was -12c that night so yeah killed it
Love this song
She is 100% swedish, but since the song is about husavik (village in iceland, also the venue of this live performance) she learned a couple of lines in icelandic. Her icelandic is 100% better in this live performance compared to the movie (the recorded version).
Yes, theres a vlog "Behind the scenes of Husavik Oscar performance" something something - and Molly is practicing her Icelandic lines cause she said she needed to do a better job with pronunciation :D
She's Sweeden's version of Demi Lovato only not a wack job luciferian, unlike the aforementioned.
They are phonetically somewhat similar. I mean as similar as German and English is. Most people would agree Icelandic is probably the hardest European languages to learn.
@@KingJames1981 Based on experience, I'd say that Hungarian and Cymraeg are even more difficult for people to learn to pronounce.
She's actually Swedish, so it's not her native tongue. But she did pronounce Húsavík with an Icelandic accent, for the song I guess :)
@EDITS oh really, that's cool
@EDITS she did. She mentions it on her behind the scenes for the Oscars on her TH-cam channel
I mean Icelandic and Swedish stems from the same language
@@Thleepricon Well yes but why would that matter?
How can Sweden keep producing so many incredible singers, songwriters and artists? I don't get it
I almost wish you had watch the recorded version, because she has a whistle note at the end which is just so crystal clear and strong.
It's still a head voice tho
I totally agree (it’s probably engineered for the movie.. but if she can actually do that we’re not worthy 🙌🏾!)
@@MARQ.A-S Oh, she can. They picked her because of her vocal range.
In an interview I read she called those high notes her “start notes” because when practicing them as a child she saw stars. Then she thought it was magic, but now she realises she was probably just deprived of oxygen.
Yea please record to the studio version!
@@MARQ.A-S pretty sure she can but I don’t think for as long as it was needed
Did you notice the northern lights in the sky?? And Molly has such a unique voice! :D Also, please go and watch the movie! Eurovision is BIG in Europe, and this was a true celebration from Will Ferrell showing all the quirkiness and fun that happens when so many different countries and cultures meet in a music event. Greetings from Denmark!
Those Northern Lights was so nice to see. I would love to see them, in person one day.
I mean... the northern lights, and reflected in the colours of her shimmery gown. Whoever did the artistic design for this performance, give them all the money right now.
Fun fact: Molly Sandén (Swedish) did the vocals in the Eurovision movie but in places they were mixed with the vocals of Rachel McAdams. However, in the Húsavik song it’s all purely Molly. So, Molly was supposed to sing this at the Oscars but wasn’t admitted into the US (no work visa) & therefore they decided to go to Húsavik - the town where the movie is set & the name of this song - on Iceland to perform this song. It was pre-recorded (the kids & the musicians didn’t peform live) like all the other Oscars performances but Molly’s vocals are 100% live.
She is a magical artist with emotion like no other! A few of her songs:
th-cam.com/video/pJEYzD4SwSw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/T3s39VtMuqM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/gyoMwxEnwGw/w-d-xo.html
This is such a great performance, especially in the conditions - in the BTS videos you can see that it is FREEZING. Love this song, and Molly Sanden in general :) I find she just has this amazing, evocative and agile voice. Love it.
In the version we hear in the movie, she is a whole octave higher in the "finale note". She is so amazing.
Speorg Note!
@@scott2972 Yah, I got to actually watch the movie and got the whole context 😂
I’ve been trying to find a video where she sings this note. Please let me know if you find one.
She also carries the note riiiiight the way through to the end like Tara was hoping for.
Agreed. She's Sweeden's version of Demi Lovato only not a wack job luciferian, unlike the aforementioned.
I think the diphthongs and the switching between and chest and head voice is very common in our folk music here in Sweden and Iceland (and other countries around here). That's probably why she's singing like that. The folk vibe fits perfectly since she's singing about Husavik and the Icelandic nature.
Dont forget this was performed in sub zero temperature.A stunning incredible remarkable performance.
Hm, consider she is an American she will not get it, because below zero Fahrenheit would really be too cold for this performance.
@@tommay6590 Molly Sandén is Swedish.
@@pontus3018 ah yes, but i never mentioned the singers nationality, so what are you addressing?
I was gonna mention this- god only knows how much hot tea she had to drink to ensure this performance was great.
@@tommay6590Sub zero farenheit is only about -17 -18 celcius.
You should listen to her vocals from the studio version of this song her last tone is incredible giving me the chills all the time!
Sitting here, all proud being swedish because of molly and her amazing voice 😅😍
Me too. As if I had any doing in it. 😂
Tara, thank you for reacting to Molly Sandėn! I started with Husavik and have now listened to every song of hers. I recommend the following:
- Rosa Himmel (live acoustic)
- Freak
- Phoenix
- Youniverse
This past year, I played this song SO MANY times (and I never even saw the movie either). Molly's honesty and emotion just really comes through in her vocal choices. I really wanted "Husavik" to WIN the award for Best Original Song, and was SO disappointed when it didn't. Keep reacting to other European and Eurovision artists!
Omg I always get Never Enough vibes from her!!! Both deserve the praise!!
Ha I knew you were going go call her out when the vibrato dropped in the long held note before the run/riff. This song gave me goosebumps. I heard this performed on the Eurovision and loved it then.
Thank you for recognizing how extraordinary her voice is; such a special artist.
The crescendo in the last note, before the run, causes her natural vibrato to fall out in a really beautiful way. It's like saying "oh, you thought I was done...I got something extra for you." When you expect it to just be a fade out, she pushes. I think I like it, but I'd have to hear it the other way to be sure.
Nice. She's Sweeden's version of Demi Lovato only not a wack job luciferian, unlike the aforementioned.
Like a million people have already mentions Molly Sandén is a Swedish artist.
But I’m guessing she was chosen exactly for the reason that the Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Iceland are closely related and have a lot in common.
Molly Sandén is probably among the biggest pop artists in Sweden, she is pretty pure Swedish pop, and have been so for a long time. She got her break really young, and her whole thing her whole career have been that she is such a great singer, with really impressive vocals.
She also grown to become a really quite impressive song writer, and mostly sings in Swedish.
It’s interesting to see you mention vocal techniques and make associations to things like American country music, while to me it just something that is something I’m very used to from Swedish pop and Swedish musical theatre.
And like others have mentioned, the Disney note was pretty spot on, as she was I believe both the voice actor and vocalist for the songs for Rapunzel in the Swedish dub of Tangled.
Iceland isn't a Scandinavian country.
Think it was Will Ferrells decision.
He spends a lot of summers in Sweden (swedish wife) and probably knew about her.
And yeah, doubt anyone outside the nordics could’ve done the icelandic parts.
I’d say 99% of the world can’t do the “u” in Husavik.
Funny enough, in this version Molly does the “international” Hooo-sa-week, while the original recording has the Scandinavian or Swedish “u” (hew).
@@rexuz2482pends…. true, geographically it’s not, but Icelandic is a Scandinavian language, and because Iceland was populated by Norwegians and for a long time was under Danish rule, they have strong cultural ties to Scandinavia. It is more correct to refer to it as a Nordic country, but people confuse Scandinavian and Nordic all the time.
Molly Sandén was trained at the renowned Swedish music school Rytmus in Stockholm, Sweden. This is public knowledge.
Molly is the swedish voice for Rapunzel and her sister Mimmi Sandén is Anna in Frozen 😊
Girl girl, hunny, omg...i cant believe you as a vocal coach hast heard of the euroviosn! ENjoy there is more than 50 years of entertainment
Like being a professional in sport and never heard of Superball. She was probably handpiced to sing this kind of Eu 🇪🇺-vision song contest song.
She sang the song at the Oscars because the song was nominated for an Oscar.
and that was Pandemic Oscars so there wasn't the usual live performance in the LA theatre.
Molly wasn't originally chosen to do the voice over, they just asked her to record a sample version but and as soon as the producers heard her voice they wanted her. I totally understand why, she has an amazing voice and is very popular here in Sweden. Love Molly 😍
feel like a disney movie :) !! I don't know if it is never saw this movie !!! But her voice is just wow !!! love how you explain everything :)
Finally!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Ive been waiting for this such a beautiful song! 😍
Please watch ‘Song Along’ from Eurovision. Since I know you dig mashups. It’s from the same movie and is by far the best track on the album.
She has a beautiful tone ❤
Her name is Sandėn so pronounced Sandeen. Also, as just about everyone here has stated, she is Swedish. And an amazing singer.
Eurovision has many great songs and artists, you already reacted to some of them like Loreen and Lordi. I think you'll like Eurovision song contest: the story of Fire Saga.
Also, react to Ja ja dibg dong. 😎
Hi, Tara! I have always watched your reactions since the beginning of your TH-cam channel and it's just so lovely to see how it has grown so much in the past years. Keep it up and God bless you always!
Love that i can finaly watch you again Tara! You are back to behaving like an adult and not trying to be a teen.
She has a lot of underrated bops/songs on her youtube channel that you will love! Such as 'like no one is watching' :D
If you’re ever feeling down the movie is the perfect one to watch. You can’t help but enjoy it.
She went into a straight tone in order to do the melisma which was in the same breath as the sustained note. So she didn’t just go into a straight tone to hold a straight tone, she was going into a straight tone to do the melisma.
On top of the amazing vocals. Mollys dress, the set and the background were awesome.
Best Molly Sandén ❤ She from Sweden and sing perfecly notice that she sing outside in a wery cold wheather ❤❤❤
Best Vocal Coach Ever!!❤❤❤❤
The best coach ever! I agree 100%. You're fabulous.
Please react to her other songs, like; Freak or Sand which is a swedish song but shows her great voice.
I love watching this. It is so cool seeing it from a vocal coach perspective.
You actually translate this music for us. I like her singing. Now, I know what I like :))
Sweden the tiny country with great singers.
See also: Smith &Thell 😍
Sweden is definitely not tiny
In regards of the final note then it was pretty cold outside and I do think something like that can have an affect on the voice. Still Molly did an awesome performance and finally we Icelanders could hear her pronounce Icelandic correctly 👍
must say impressive reacts,love how you now,and hear all diffrents of tones,really really impresssive
The movie was fantastic and the song at the end makes me cry and I’ve seen it probably six or seven times now
Thank you for putting the definition of "diphthong" on screen! Love your reactions!
Also the last note is supposed to be whistle note. I prefer that and that note had a significant importance in the film
It sounds so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love you! 😘 thank you SO much for everything you do on this channel! ❤
It's not her native toung though, she's Swedish not Icelandic. 😄
Here she can show that she has a good voice & some cool things to throw in!
There are several vocal coach reactions to this song on youtube. Yours is the absolute best.
I so love the song and she sang it so good & beautiful :)
I loved your reaction. You're wonderful ❤
I love this song but her version in the movie has a whistle note at the end that is just absolutely breathtaking. Also, another good song to listen to is "Ultraluminary" from the Netflix movie, "Over The Moon." There is a note at the end that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. :-)
Fabulous video. So informative and not at all intrusive and I love your energy and enthusiasm. I would love to hear your take on 17 year old English girl Lucy Thomas’s cover of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’. I still get goosebumps every time I hear it. She is a beautiful young lady with an incredibly beautiful voice. Best wishes from a new subscriber in Scotland.
I've been waiting for this reaction! 😋
I love this woman. Such good vibes.
Molly is Swedish and not Icelandic so not her native tongue 😃
Yes tara you have to watch the movie its a great song and she soo deserved to win the oscar her voice is amazing.
Wow. Great analysis especially on the straight tone to vibrato then to straight tone. Didn’t catch that at first.
Molly is an amazing singer, and I love her voice and musik to. She has good songs, and so beautiful to 🙏🍀❤️🤗💕🌹😍
React to Switzerland's Eurovision entry Tout l'univers! It's vocally amazing😊
I imagine that song at Eurovision. It would have been so beautiful.
I hope the songwriters (Swedes Fat Max Gsus and Rickard Göransson, and American Savan Kotecha) can get together with Molly and write something like this to next years Melodifestivalen.
YESSSSS 💖 I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH 💖 THANK YOU FOR THIS REACTION 💖
so inlove withu right now ,,,,,, such a teacher and pro
you must watch and review more songs from The Eurovision Song Contest. The Story if Fire Saga is called Eurovision in Europe and based on the annual song contest
You should do a part 2 where you react to all of the Sandén sisters ;) They're all amaaazing singers. Mimmi won Swedens got talent (which is called Talang), Frida "Lilla Melodifestivalen" which is Melodifestivalen but for kids (where they decide who represents Sweden in junior Eurovision) and then there's Molly.
Mimmi did not win Talang. The winner that year was Jon Henrik Fjällgren.
ILove her voice❤️🇸🇪
You need to hear the studio version of this song !! she sang whistle note the end long note !! 🤩🤩
it’s not whistle. it’s head
you have to react to little mix "confetti" acoustic version, it includes powerful voices and beautiful harmonies!
Loveee this song it’s one of my favourites! I’m also super into Netflixs Julie and the Phantoms atm and seeing you react to the songs from that would be amazing!!!
Funfact she did the songs for tangeld in Disneys swedish version
Molly is amazing!
Molly is my imaginary queen. Now and forever ❤❤❤❤❤
It's funny you said "almost disney tone on that" because she was the Swedish voice of Rapunzel in Tangled.
SO GOOOOOOD
I love molly she’s amazing ❤
Please acknowledge that you as a vocal coach, have learned what Eurovision is by now :) Celine Dion won it for another country back in the day. I'm Canadian, we aren't even a part of it, but man...
Love your editing:]
Totally amazing!! ❤️
You should react to Maneskin, they are an Italian Band who won Eurovision 2021 with the song “Zitti e Buoni” but they also have english song and are amaizing😍
So I ran across your video one night the oceans one and I was in a very dark amd difficult time in my life and I didn't want to live anymore so with the barrel of a shotgun in my mouth I felt something stop me a holy touch and for some reason got on TH-cam of all things never have hear about you and first video I saw was this and I cried out for the first time to our father and he meet me there and saved my soul so I thank him first and then you only he put that video there god bless you and bless him our father he is good all the time
Great performance!
She sings some parts of the song in Icelandic, her native tongue I Swedish 😊👍
I´d love to see YOUR perfect version of this song
sing that song if you can swedes girl she is the best coach
Most def a Disney song thingy. Love the kids though and their shirts, just love em.
If I remember this correctly, Molly did this performance live, during the Oscar’s?!? So the control of voice AND nerves are pretty amazing, besides sitting in a warm and cozy, re-take-youtube-studio…. :p
A diphthong is made up of TWO vowels who glide from one to the other (from narrow or wide doesnt matter) without making another syllable (so two vowels gliding in one syllable). "Home" and "Town" or words that only have diphthong vowels, she didnt make them a diphthong, the words just have diphtongs (Home: H(uh)->om, Town: Ta->un). What she did do is that she changed which vowel sound was being held for longer, instead of H(uuuh)->om Taaa->un, she went H(uh)->oooom Taaa->un (notice how she didn't change Town). BUT that's not entirely the end of it, she actually changes them to two monophthongs, so she does the opposite of making a diphthong. instead of having TWO vowels for ONE syllable, she had TWO vowels for TWO syllables. A good way to understand this is to tap to the "beat" of the words, that should line up with the syllables. So try saying Home Town normally and clap/tap to the "beat": Home 👏 Town 👏 (Meme 👏 re-view 👏👏 (Mím re-vyu)) and then to how she sings it: Huh👏-om👏 Town👏. Very common in singing to make words fit the melody and rhythm, breaking up diphtongs and using the same vowel for more syllables (like the riff she does at the end (sometimes even reversing the diphthong and restarting it: (Home) Huh👏uh👏uh👏o👏o👏uh👏om (changing the notes without a steady glide between the notes creates a new syllable))). In Swedish we don't have diphthongs in our standard dialect in our native words, but we have the swear "fan" which is usually pronounced fah-ahn (with emphasis on BOTH ah-sounds), TWO syllables, but can be pronounced quickly, fan (fahn).
So to summarize it, a diphthong is made up of two vowel sounds (smoothly) gliding from one to the other which doesn't create two syllables, and only creates ONE. However if two vowels don't glide or BOTH are emphasized like thw word "create" which has two syllables Cre-ate and "ate" does have a diphthong eh to ee, so in total THREE vowel sounds in a row but only TWO syllables (Krí-(eh->ee)t).
Did anybody ask? No, did it take me like 30 minuites to write this? Yes. Am i happy about? Yes and no. Am i overly obsessed with linguistics? Why yes how did you know?
Okej 👏👏 hejdå 👏👏!
The final note in the movie version is insane
Very pretty voice and great breakdown.
Listen to the recorded version from the film, the last notes she hit higher and held the note a lot longer.
you gorgeous creature I love your reactions, knowledge, and emotion!
we all all glad you approve of successful professional singers Tara
Haha! " i dont know words" that cracked me up!
4:29 funnily enough she was the swedish voice actor for Rapunzel in Tangled.
I'm loving this reaction. This is a good one. I agree with you Tara, that she should have held out the vibrato to the end of the song. You are looking beautiful today. God bless you.
By the way, will you please react to Peter Rosalito singing All By Myself on AGT 2021?! You will love him. Thank you and God bless you.
Sometimes going straight in the middle of a note from the vibrato it helps you to hold a note longer.
@@Rosannasfriend Thank you so much. I'll remember that. God bless you. Have a blessed day .🙏
Proud to be Swedish ❤️❤️
I love your analysis, and I know absolutely nothing about singing