Eatnemen Vuelie (SATB Choir) - Arranged by Emily Crocker
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Inspired by the traditional Sami “yoik,” a very old vocal tradition among the Sami people of Scandinavia and Russia, this beautiful music was used in the Disney animated film "Frozen". Now available in several voicings, all choirs can now enjoy these works that are infused with style and ethnic authenticity that will bring a wonderful and unique sound to your choral concert.
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My choir ended up not doing this, but in practice with 11 tenors and basses all acapella felt like I ascend to Valhalla
We get to intro our concert with this song, every kid and their little sister is gonna go nuts-
Part of this song is derived from the Christian hymn "Fairest Lord Jesus" also known as "Beautiful Savior."
I thought I could hear that in the music. My school is having me do the timpani part
my school's choir sang this for a concert last year, and I loved learning and singing it!!
My schools choir wanted to do this but nobody knew the name, except for the music geek in the back of the room *cough cough* me
i’m singing this tomorrow for my chorus winter concert, it’s such a cool song, beautiful melody, i’m so excited
Singing this in two weeks with my senior vocal group it sounds soo good
my choir class is singing this!
Same
I have to sing the alto part and it's SO hard to learn.
I have to sing the saprano part. Its not really that hard its just hard to sing that high sometimes especially when your sick lol.
Same!
Elizabeth West omg same
We were supposed to sing this in a concert but sadly the pandemic came and we didnt had the chance to sing it to everyone. I was looking forward to sing this in choir
I’m doing this for all state choir this year!
Our school choir was going to do it, but quarantine hit. I remember when the director was playing it for us, and everyone's reaction was memorable, because (I didn't know this at the time) it was from Frozen. She explained that this was made before Frozen, without the religious stuff, because, well, it's Disney, there can't be any religion. She told us not to tell our parents, because, as she said, "We don't want emails asking why we're doing Frozen songs"
I would love it if they played the vuelie Choir song at the soccer game during the Anthem
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Having to sing this tomorrow for our winter performance. I personally don't want to because I am not at all into Christian music but this has a wonderful harmony
We're singing this song for our re audition at HSPVA
My choir is performing this tonight!
Love this piece and am doing it with my middle school choirs right now, but it drives me crazy that the performance clip the publishers are featuring includes incorrect pronunciation. There is a clear pronunciation guide in the front of the piece that instructs all "o" vowels should be pronounced as "oo" like in the word "moon". This choir is singing on "oh" instead of "oo". Wish they'd feature a recording with CORRECT pronunciation!
2019 I am singing this song in Highbridge voices
Put at 1'25 speed and you get frozen's vuelie!
My schools choir is singing this lol
WE DID THIS LAST YEAR
My church choir is practicing it as well does anyone know what language this is
This version is english, but you can sing it in any language in which the text of the hymn "Fairest Lord Jesus" (Schönster Herr Jesus) exists. This "na na na hei ja na" is just sounds, no specific words.
Hello, We will be doing this for our Unitarian church--your question of what language sent me to at least read the notes inside front cover, of the Doreen Rao's choral music, Boosey & Hawkes CME edition. Composed by Frode Fjelheim, born in Norway. from a Silesian Folk Melody. (Being a bass, all I need to know is the 'Yoik', I guess--na na na hey na na, etc.) Reminds me vaguely of something, chanting, I sang years ago with the Syracuse Chorale, and Syracuse Symphony--when we asked what does it mean, we were advised....something native-American, probably from an extinct tribe. Just sing it! Good luck!
Norwegian
@@anjagoller actually its called sami. The type of song is called joiking. Sami people originate in northern scandinavia
@@jenniferofenleger3972 I know, but as far as I know this has no specific meaning.