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❤ I grew up singing this song for 60 years. This blows my mind. The melody is perfect. The singing is angelic!! 😢 something is in my eyes. Rest in peace Paddy 🙏🏻
I just realized that this song is the American "Danny Boy." Both sing about someone having to leave home. So sad. So much loss. I think that as you get older, you appreciate the people in your life who are gone. Unfortunately, sometimes that can make this song excruciatingly painful. 😭
@@fsinjin60 It's kind of ironic, the idea is that Shenandoah was meant as a shanty for working on barges on the river, hence "you rolling river". And while they are called sea shanties as they became popularized in the mid to late 1800s on "the sea", the earliest evidence of sea shanties were actually from around the 1806 from slaves in Martinique, and slaves pushing cotton up and down the Mississippi river. So it's kind of full circle.
Truly a voice from heaven. I've heard many renditions of "Shenandoah" and nothing can come close to this one. With Paddy and Kalle at Sissel's side, the team was perfect. Sorry to hear of the passing of Paddy.
Great song and singer also the late Paddy Moloney of the Irish Folk band The Chieftains sadly passed away on October 12, 2021, in Dublin “Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
My favorite song ever! I was in 6th grade the first time I heard it. I was so emotional, just overcome with something that I still can't explain. This song was made for her voice. Beautiful!❤️
My favorite American folk song and this is without a doubt one of the best renditions I've ever heard. Beautiful song sung so beautifully. What more can anyone ask for?
As beautiful as the song is the story. It breaks me down every time. A french trapper falls in love with a Native American princess, leaves for war and seven years later, although the war doesnt kill him, he is dying to see her if not just one last time because her memory is what kept him alive. And no one knows or remembers him but his love endured the centuries.
In my opinion there is no way that this performance of Shenandoah could ever be improved on. That crystal clear clear voice of Sissell's make shivers go down my spine---her voice inflections are perfectly done for this number. She has an amazing talent---I am one of her new fans. The addition of a violin and pipe perfectly complement the performance.
One of the finest and most touching versions of the American classic folk song. Shenandoah has been one of my favourite songs for many a year - and not without good reason. Some mysteries are forever.
First time listening to this version of Shenandoah .. This ladies voice is pure magic.. grabbed my attention from her very first note ... From the land downunder..
Dear Sissel, Thank you very much for Your version of Shenadoah It is the best. Your sound is amazingly clear and the heartfelt Feeling is wonderful. I'm from California and I am living in Fairfield Iowa a university town. I have heard all the folk singers . Your version of Shenadoah is by far the Best. Thank You For the opportunity To Hear such a Heavenly Voice.
@Henry Horner how do you know? I've had the misfortune to seeing the other side. I dealt with cancer since age 12 and now I'm 25. During one of my brain surgeries I saw something beautiful. I didn't want to come back. I wanted to stay. But I was being pulled back. As if I were being pushed. The misfortune of it is I came back. I wanted to stay
@Henry Horner come to find out I flatlined due to a massive drop in blood pressure. Now mind you, under general anesthesia, you don't dream. Any dream you have is you being not fully sedated. I don't know what it was.
I reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia, America. I have heard many different vocalists singing their interpretations of that above tune from the Great American Songbook. I have to opine that Sissel Kyrkjebø's interpretation(s) of the song "Shenandoah" ranks among the most heavenly, indeed 😃😃😃😃😃. From what I understand of Sissel Kyrkjebø, she is a Norwegian soprano who comes from Bergen, Kingdom of Norway. And Sissel can sing with an angelic voice in the English language 😃😃😃😃😃. Sissel is a benison in the musical world 😃😃😃😃😃🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵. May God bless her, and her family 😃😃😃😃😃.
Tears come every time I hear Sissel's very emotional rendering of Shenandoah. The haunting whistle of Paddy Maloney sends chills up my spine and the violin perfectly mutes the whole presentation from falling off the very fine edge of musical magnifigance. Bravo, and Bravo, and Bravo!
Growing up in Kansas City which sits on the Missouri River , I first heard this as a young boy. It’s haunting melody takes me back to my youth and evokes deep emotions
Pardon the philosophical bent... I don't understand how a human being can produce such a beautiful sound. I understand all the practice, lessons, etc. but, I still think it is a miracle. A miracle until I hear myself sing then I realize the miracle is bestowed on the few not the many. Sissel is one of the few!
Several years ago, I was in Gettysburg PA. A painting in the round, of the battlefield that had been in storage for almost a hundred years, had been restored and was housed in a new building that had not been there the last time I had visited. A man & his mother were speaking German and I listened ( my 2nd language is Dutch). So eventually I asked what they thought of it all. He was a high school history teacher, so his interest was very keen. I know how I felt in Holland about places where history had unfolded, and I reflected on my own feelings there and then. So fast forward to a European rendition of musical Americana: This music... is so deeply embedded, I think, in the American psyche and experience that not everyone who performs it, does it justice. THIS rendition, is moving and stirring to the soul. I've loved this tune since I was a child. And with a hint of European flavor, this is by far the best version of a very American musical "prayer". I loved it! Thank you for posting it!
This has got to be the most beautiful rendition of this song I've heard so far. Her beautiful voice and the plaintive Irish tin whistle make it an evocative experience.
Absolutely beautiful. I lived in the Smokey Mountains and spent time in Shenandoah National Park. This is probably the most outstanding rendition of the song I have heard! It took me back to the Shenandoah's, the peacefulness, the clear skies, the birds ...the colors..
Fyi ironically “Oh, Shenandoah” was written about a native chief up in New York State named Shenandoah, which is why the song references shenandoahs daughter. Even still, I like to think it’s a song about the park :)
Have you heard it whistled? I first heard this song in Jan Lindblad's version. He was a wildlife photographer, juggler and bird whisperer. I love that version as well.
@@ciararespect4296 Thank you!! I hope you enjoy listening to some of it. I like listening to good music from all parts of the world. To me music truly is an international form of communication. 😊👍
What a wonderful performance. I love this song and have been listening to it for 55 years; this is the best version I have ever heard. I see nothing wrong with the breathing of Miss Sissel. She is an angel, and a musical goddess.
What a voice!! Love the emotion she puts into this lovely American folk song!!! I have always loved it. My brother used to sing and play it on his guitar--he has since passed and is in God's arms.
total beauty. and the expression on her face ! Like she knows. It all. Your heart. The effect she and her voice, the music, have on you..... Never seen her before I didn't know.
Sissel's voice as clear and pure as the Boyne perfectly accompanied by Paddy Moloney. This song always makes me cry but these are tears of joy for some of the most hauntingly beautiful music ever made
Paddy was so gifted to be able to produce such delightful music on such a simple instrument as the tin whistle. I feel honoured to have known him through work in the '60s. Sissel is a dream voice!
In my home city there is a beautiful cathedral built on the site of an old Saxon church.On a fateful day in 845 a.d.Viking longships came up the river.The city was sacked and the old church burnt to the ground. Today I have been listening again to this beautiful woman singing "Shenandoah" and can only say, Sissel,as far as I am concerned your Viking ancestors are forgiven. Tusen takk.
I saw an interview once with Sissel where she said 'my music just takes me away -- I don't know where it is, but it's very nice!' She takes us away with her angelic voice and beautiful arrangements, where the orchestration never takes precedence over her very beautiful voice. #1 fan in the USA!
I grew up listening to this song being recorded by many, many talented artists but none sing it with more feeling than this beautiful lady. God blessed her with a gift and she's sharing it with us- for that I say Thank You.
@@sisselfan That was so remarkable. The instant she began to sing, the purity of her voice stung me. Made me tear up a little. Calms my troubled heart knowing there is such beauty to witness in this life
Nobody will ever compete with this rendition, Sissel is fabolous and Paddy adds to it's appeal with his tin whistle. R I P Just the perfect background to one of the finest songs ever written. Heard it for the first time while driving through Indian country in South Dakota almost 20 years ago. 👍
How soul filling, how wonderfully the voice of this lovely lady soothes the heart. Thank you for adding some joyful moments to our sad, crying world of hate, greed and meanness.
I was listening to this in the background when I heard that tin whistle. Paddy Moloney that my father had been listening to since the early sixties. Great song, great singing and great accompaniment.
Heaven blessed us all for the musical, lyrics and absolutely beautiful sing. A blessing from God through these extremely talented beautiful human beings.
I have watched this rendition many many times. Whenever I listen to this piece, which is my favorite American folk song, Sissel's voice will always move me to tears. Oh, those good old days.
Aloha to Sissel for your divine gift of song and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Am 79 years old and love your singinging. Your singing has extended my fragile human life and I thank God for you my kind human angel !!!!! Robert S.J. Hu June 17, 2021.
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Agree. The best version ever!
Bizarre response from an Asian. What is this sisselfan in color?
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Vocally this is perfection.
With Sissel singing the World is a better place.
She is incredible and then Paddy starts up. This is one of the best pieces of music on record. The whistle is haunting.
Sissel is one of the greatest singers of all time.
Hello Allen. How’s your day going?
❤ I grew up singing this song for 60 years. This blows my mind. The melody is perfect. The singing is angelic!! 😢 something is in my eyes. Rest in peace Paddy 🙏🏻
Just how stunning is that performance? Truly wonderful music, filled with heart felt passion. It puts modern day music to shame.
Sissel still has a voice like an angel
I just realized that this song is the American "Danny Boy." Both sing about someone having to leave home. So sad. So much loss. I think that as you get older, you appreciate the people in your life who are gone. Unfortunately, sometimes that can make this song excruciatingly painful. 😭
And very sad...but in a beautiful way.
They are both sea shanties which do not mention the sea.
My son just left for the military one week ago. This song is so beautiful but still, it makes me sad.
@@fsinjin60 It's kind of ironic, the idea is that Shenandoah was meant as a shanty for working on barges on the river, hence "you rolling river". And while they are called sea shanties as they became popularized in the mid to late 1800s on "the sea", the earliest evidence of sea shanties were actually from around the 1806 from slaves in Martinique, and slaves pushing cotton up and down the Mississippi river. So it's kind of full circle.
Well said...
I've watched this many many times. Sissel is a gift from heaven. This time I shed tears when Paddy's face was shown. R.I.P. Paddy Maloney.
Likewise, I understand
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Me encanta 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Same. Gift from Heaven!
Unbelievably beautiful rendition of the song in every regard. I have never heard the tin whistle played so beautifully.
I've been hearing this song for over 60 years-best version ever-thanks.
I haven't heard such pure voice ever am 75 and love all types of music, am blown away by this
What a beautiful instrument God gave her.
The Newsroom brought me here and it brought me tears. Both the scene and this song made me all emotional. So sad!
Loved Charlie!
I loved Charlie♥
Brynna Caffrey Me too!
I'll be back in a minute. :'(
All the feels, man all the feels.
Watching that Newsroom scene, then listening to this.
Its just to much.
God has blessed us all by giving us a voice such as Sissel's and and talent such as Paddy Maloney's. The angels in Heaven do not make better music.
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One of the most beautiful songs in the American playlist. Sung beautifully by a superb voice. You should be happy you have access to it.
Truly a voice from heaven. I've heard many renditions of "Shenandoah" and nothing can come close to this one. With Paddy and Kalle at Sissel's side, the team was perfect. Sorry to hear of the passing of Paddy.
So beautiful. Thank you.❤
It is my most favoured films of all time ,I am in my late late seventies i have viewed the film a thousand times or so ,James Steward Brilliant .
Great song and singer also the late Paddy Moloney of the Irish Folk band The Chieftains sadly passed away on October 12, 2021, in Dublin
“Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Amen. Teach the angels to sing the old songs.
My favorite song ever! I was in 6th grade the first time I heard it. I was so emotional, just overcome with something that I still can't explain. This song was made for her voice. Beautiful!❤️
My favorite American folk song and this is without a doubt one of the best renditions I've ever heard. Beautiful song sung so beautifully. What more can anyone ask for?
Thanks to political change it may, unfortunately, become forbidden American Folk music.
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@@johndillard8588 lmfao goo oen
@@theofficialphoenixtv5765 : what are you saying?
@@johndillard8588 That would be a hell of a loss.
An Angel that has come here to help us to survive
Dear God, Is this what heaven sound like?
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Yes !
SISSEL , YOU ARE AS BEAUTIFUL AS YOUR SINGING, LOVE U Deano from NZ.
Always a pleasure to listen to this lady, what a voice
i can listen to sissel for hours and hours
like millions of others who love REAL singing,
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The energy of Sissel's voice is astral. Thank you.
beautiful song made the more beautiful, very splendid.
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I have listened to thousands of songs in all genres and her voice is without a doubt the most beautiful I've ever heard.
Paddy Moloney of the chieftains makes it for me. Fantastic tin whistle. Almost haunting combination with her voice.
I knew I recognised the earnest face above the tin whistle, cheers! It is lovely.
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I heard the tones & had to look. Love ya Paddy!
A simple tin whistle, and a ton of soul. Paddy we will miss you so. God bless.
As beautiful as the song is the story. It breaks me down every time. A french trapper falls in love with a Native American princess, leaves for war and seven years later, although the war doesnt kill him, he is dying to see her if not just one last time because her memory is what kept him alive. And no one knows or remembers him but his love endured the centuries.
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WOW, I love the story line and it brings tears to my eyes of how love can truly and deeply touch our lives ! Thank you .
Thanks... I love the song more now.
I heard it was from a indian tribe's chief had a daughter, and the song is about a man wanting to marry her
Great to have the Chieftains playing with her...That Irish sound is unbeatable
Yes Paddy on whistle is from the Chieftains. The fiddler is Moreaus whose brother composed the Koppangen tune.
In my opinion there is no way that this performance of Shenandoah could ever be improved on. That crystal clear clear voice of Sissell's make shivers go down my spine---her voice inflections are perfectly done for this number. She has an amazing talent---I am one of her new fans. The addition of a violin and pipe perfectly complement the performance.
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Amen !
AMEN !
It's actually an Irish tin whistle played by Paddy Moloney of the Irish traditional band the Chieftains
The audience is mesmerised, me too. Truly angelic. Beautiful.
One of the finest and most touching versions of the American classic folk song. Shenandoah has been one of my favourite songs for many a year - and not without good reason. Some mysteries are forever.
After 60 years I can now say I have heard the most beautiful voice in the world!
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It took me 81 but thanks be to God.
Discovering Sissel is one of the best highlights of last year. I keep returning and playing her music over and over again now.
Yes, lockdown would have been more miserable without a daily input from that voice.
Yes I found her during lock down this is the best version of my favourite tune absolutely mesmerising
First time listening to this version of Shenandoah .. This ladies voice is pure magic.. grabbed my attention from her very first note ... From the land downunder..
I am 61 years old now and yes...this is the greatest female voice I've ever heard...and I've heard most!
Leann Rhymes comes close
U are so right she is perfect
@@marianwalsh6297 if u like that,my favorite male singer is Otis Redding...especially the 1967 Monterey Festival songs
Judith Durham voice is also perfect
@@patrickmarmorat1126 I also like Judith and The Seekers
Dear Sissel, Thank you very much for
Your version of
Shenadoah
It is the best.
Your sound is amazingly clear
and the heartfelt
Feeling is wonderful.
I'm from California and I am living in Fairfield Iowa a university town.
I have heard all the folk singers .
Your version of Shenadoah is by far
the Best. Thank You
For the opportunity
To Hear such a
Heavenly Voice.
A foretaste of Heaven... the voice of an angel 🌈🙏🏻🌈
The most beautiful combination of words to describe a voice that I've ever seen.
@Henry Horner how do you know? I've had the misfortune to seeing the other side. I dealt with cancer since age 12 and now I'm 25. During one of my brain surgeries I saw something beautiful. I didn't want to come back. I wanted to stay. But I was being pulled back. As if I were being pushed. The misfortune of it is I came back. I wanted to stay
@Henry Horner come to find out I flatlined due to a massive drop in blood pressure. Now mind you, under general anesthesia, you don't dream. Any dream you have is you being not fully sedated. I don't know what it was.
Hi Lyn, that'll do for me. X
Her voice, the flute and violin are touching spiritually.
Paddy is playing a penny whistle.
Sissel is an incredible singer with an angelic voice. This is a an insanely good live performance!
I reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia, America. I have heard many different vocalists singing their interpretations of that above tune from the Great American Songbook. I have to opine that Sissel Kyrkjebø's interpretation(s) of the song "Shenandoah" ranks among the most heavenly, indeed 😃😃😃😃😃. From what I understand of Sissel Kyrkjebø, she is a Norwegian soprano who comes from Bergen, Kingdom of Norway. And Sissel can sing with an angelic voice in the English language 😃😃😃😃😃. Sissel is a benison in the musical world 😃😃😃😃😃🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵. May God bless her, and her family 😃😃😃😃😃.
Oh my goodness, I can feel the electric going down my spine.
Mille Bravo ! Mes yeux pleurent quand j'entends Sissel Kyrkjebø chanter. 🥰
Moi aussi, et cela depuis plusieurs années !!
I’m at a loss to say anything, just pure perfection ❤🌹💐
The more I listen to her , the higher she climbs on my list of "Favourite Voices of All-Time".
Truly amazing. 😉
Tears come every time I hear Sissel's very emotional rendering of Shenandoah. The haunting whistle of Paddy Maloney sends chills up my spine and the violin perfectly mutes the whole presentation from falling off the very fine edge of musical magnifigance. Bravo, and Bravo, and Bravo!
One of the most beautiful and talented people ever to hail from Norway.
You will not hear a better rendition of this beautiful song,also
the great tin whistle playing of Paddy Moloney, just gorgeous.
I can do without the sillly whistle. It detracts from Sissel's singing.
Growing up in Kansas City which sits on the Missouri River , I first heard this as a young boy. It’s haunting melody takes me back to my youth and evokes deep emotions
Pardon the philosophical bent...
I don't understand how a human being can produce such a beautiful sound. I understand all the practice, lessons, etc. but, I still think it is a miracle. A miracle until I hear myself sing then I realize the miracle is bestowed on the few not the many. Sissel is one of the few!
Praise the Lord, He has sent one of Heaven's Angels unto Earth. Her name is Sissel !!!!
And, as far as Sissel's songs go, this one is pretty easy! Consider that!
Several years ago, I was in Gettysburg PA. A painting in the round, of the battlefield that had been in storage for almost a hundred years, had been restored and was housed in a new building that had not been there the last time I had visited. A man & his mother were speaking German and I listened ( my 2nd language is Dutch). So eventually I asked what they thought of it all. He was a high school history teacher, so his interest was very keen. I know how I felt in Holland about places where history had unfolded, and I reflected on my own feelings there and then. So fast forward to a European rendition of musical Americana:
This music... is so deeply embedded, I think, in the American psyche and experience that not everyone who performs it, does it justice. THIS rendition, is moving and stirring to the soul. I've loved this tune since I was a child. And with a hint of European flavor, this is by far the best version of a very American musical "prayer". I loved it! Thank you for posting it!
This has got to be the most beautiful rendition of this song I've heard so far. Her beautiful voice and the plaintive Irish tin whistle make it an evocative experience.
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Agree entirely. Sissel's voice is second to none,and PADDY MALONEY of the CHIEFTAINS group on the tin whistle, is the icing on the cake.
Absolutely beautiful. I lived in the Smokey Mountains and spent time in Shenandoah National Park. This is probably the most outstanding rendition of the song I have heard! It took me back to the Shenandoah's, the peacefulness, the clear skies, the birds ...the colors..
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I've visited the Shenandoah valley many times. Used to live in VA. It is breathtaking. Now live in mts of western NC. Equally breathtaking.
where did you live? Which town?
Jo Stafford sung this.
Interesting comparison.
Here on utube.
Fyi ironically “Oh, Shenandoah” was written about a native chief up in New York State named Shenandoah, which is why the song references shenandoahs daughter. Even still, I like to think it’s a song about the park :)
I am in tears after listening to Sissel's rendition of Oh, Shenandoah! Born in VA!
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You just have to love someone who brings such joy to your heart.
God bless you always Sissel!!
I love her voice and like very much that she doesn't paint he face.
Rest in peace, Paddy and thank you for the music.
73 yoa and couldn't agree more. This is the performance where I discovered her and still treasure it.
This is so often my go to song when I need comfort and peace. Never tire of it and her perfect voice.
Superb rendition of this tune
Sissel's stunning lyrics and Paddy's haunting tin whistle.
Have you heard it whistled? I first heard this song in Jan Lindblad's version. He was a wildlife photographer, juggler and bird whisperer. I love that version as well.
What a magnificent and beautiful voice - as crystal clear as a fresh alpine stream!! It is a privilege to listen to her sing!! 👏👏👏👏👏 🥰👍
Great Playlist you have
@@ciararespect4296 Thank you!! I hope you enjoy listening to some of it. I like listening to good music from all parts of the world. To me music truly is an international form of communication. 😊👍
@@idleonlooker1078 same here. Good music is good music plain and simple!
What a wonderful performance. I love this song and have been listening to it for 55 years; this is the best version I have ever heard.
I see nothing wrong with the breathing of Miss Sissel.
She is an angel, and a musical goddess.
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Her beautiful voice and gentle style put me into a state of grace and peace.
I don't need drugs when there is this voice to give me grace & peace.
i thought i had died and gone to heaven listening to this,
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What a voice!! Love the emotion she puts into this lovely American folk song!!! I have always loved it. My brother used to sing and play it on his guitar--he has since passed and is in God's arms.
Alms also always amen
I'm a Sissel fan, too, having lived in Norway. What a voice she has! This recording is a treasure.
total beauty. and the expression on her face ! Like she knows. It all. Your heart. The effect she and her voice, the music, have on you..... Never seen her before I didn't know.
Abrogard, she is an Aladdin's Cave of musical discovery.
@@noriemeha Sure is. And check that penny whistle - making transcendental pure music.... totally in accord with the piece and her voice..
Sissel's voice as clear and pure as the Boyne perfectly accompanied by Paddy Moloney. This song always makes me cry but these are tears of joy for some of the most hauntingly beautiful music ever made
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AMEN .
Newsroom brought me here. i absolutely loved this. So beautiful and loving cant express in words...
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I remember this song from when I was a child watching the movie. Beautiful beyond what words can describe. Plus Sissel's singing is so healing for me.
Paddy was so gifted to be able to produce such delightful music on such a simple instrument as the tin whistle. I feel honoured to have known him through work in the '60s. Sissel is a dream voice!
Look at the face,you can see how she enjoys singing this and what a perfect voice thankyou Sissel
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Superb, thanks to The Newsroom for bringing me here.
+Ryan Fox RIP Charlie Skinner
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This is my favorite song ever... Because SHE is singing it,!!!!
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I think it's okay to cry when you hear something this beautiful.
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Beautiful performance! RIP Paddy Moloney--a big loss to the Irish music community. :'-(
Beautiful song, beautiful lady, it doesn't get much better than this. Thanks.
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If anybody could be too beautiful it would be Sissel.
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In my home city there is a beautiful cathedral built on the site of an old Saxon church.On a fateful day in 845 a.d.Viking longships came up the river.The city was sacked and the old church burnt to the ground. Today I have been listening again to this beautiful woman singing "Shenandoah" and can only say, Sissel,as far as I am concerned your Viking ancestors are forgiven. Tusen takk.
ancestors are forgiven. Tusen takk
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I don't have any words!! That's so... And thanks so much for the Titanic!! I'm sure Mr. James Horner was very pleased!!
It's beyond belief; the music, the voice, and the scene. Wow!
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Thank you Paddy Moloney, your magical music will live forever.
He was our living connection to the great Sean O Riada who would have approved of Sissel.
Her voice would make me go to Heaven. Jesus God she has a soul of music. Makes me sing myself. Beautiful.
Ditto... couldn't say it better myself
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I've lost count, the number of times I've watched/listened to this. Always brings tears
I saw an interview once with Sissel where she said 'my music just takes me away -- I don't know where it is, but it's very nice!' She takes us away with her angelic voice and
beautiful arrangements, where the orchestration never takes precedence over her very beautiful voice. #1 fan in the USA!
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Beautiful voice and beautiful song.
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I grew up listening to this song being recorded by many, many talented artists but none sing it with more feeling than this beautiful lady. God blessed her with a gift and she's sharing it with us- for that I say Thank You.
I'm not sure I've ever heard and better performance of this tune nor by a more comely artist. What a delight. Thank you young lady.
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@@sisselfan That was so remarkable. The instant she began to sing, the purity of her voice stung me. Made me tear up a little. Calms my troubled heart knowing there is such beauty to witness in this life
This is the most beautiful rendition of this song I’ve ever heard. I’ve heard countless people sing this and not really heard it until now. Beautiful!
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@@sisselfan Thank you very much! This woman has the voice of an Angel. Bless you!
It's always a thrill to hear Sissel sing. She has the most beautiful voice I have heard.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VOICE I'VE EVER HEARD AND MY SECOND MOST FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME.....
Can I ask your first favorite song mam ? @DavidEitutis
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Nobody will ever compete with this rendition, Sissel is fabolous and Paddy adds to it's appeal with his tin whistle. R I P Just the perfect background to one of the finest songs ever written. Heard it for the first time while driving through Indian country in South Dakota almost 20 years ago. 👍
How soul filling, how wonderfully the voice of this lovely lady soothes the heart. Thank you for adding some joyful moments to our sad, crying world of hate, greed and meanness.
yes, sometimes she is almost messianic
Boooommmm!!! Just simply blown away
God must have been there with these musicians and soprano. A highlight of the human spirit.
I was listening to this in the background when I heard that tin whistle. Paddy Moloney that my father had been listening to since the early sixties. Great song, great singing and great accompaniment.
Lovely piece; especially on a slow Sunday. :-)
theres a beautiful instrumental by tony rice unit
Conor Galvin Still lovely on this slow Sunday 010514. Don't think Emmylou Harris or Loreena McKennitt could do any better, so beautiful.
GoatDriver Ram Very relaxing sings like a angel
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Heaven blessed us all for the musical, lyrics and absolutely beautiful sing. A blessing from God through these extremely talented beautiful human beings.
I have watched this rendition many many times. Whenever I listen to this piece, which is my favorite American folk song, Sissel's voice will always move me to tears. Oh, those good old days.
Utterly Beautiful and Hypnotic! 10 Stars! JAA
Aloha to Sissel for your divine gift of song and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Am 79 years old and love your singinging.
Your singing has extended my fragile human life and I thank God for you my kind human angel !!!!! Robert S.J. Hu June 17, 2021.
Hi! again Sissel for your blessed song of "Shenandoah." Gratefully, Robert June 24, 2021.