In my own personal tribute to all things Danish, I make similar sounds when I step on a piece of Lego in my bare feet. Seriously though, Love You Myrkur
@@bunbunnnns2492 Not really, sharing the truth isn't rude. Look into the history, not in a 'I don't care' way, seriously look into it, you will find that norse paganism is a lie.
@@wyattmichaelproductions and you Think any other Religion could seriously be truer. Personally i Think people back then must have been sick in body and mind to make up such lies. Christianity islam Judaism and every other religion alike.
so, i was going to ask the purpose of the Kulning, but i discovered woman learned this skill to call the cattle it's knowns almost worldwide now because of how melancholic and beautifull it sounds, like a fae calling!
this gives me both joy and fear, joy cuz its beautiful and fear cuz i really feel the old world and it makes me feel like a little mortal and that there are greater things at work... and also monsters in the forest :P
@Amalie Olsdatter you are not well versed in history, thats for sure. You are very unintelligent though and that's for sure. 1000 years ago Denmark was covered in forests and swamps. Get a clue child or pick up a book.
It's more accurate to call kulning (or lokk, as it's known in Norway) Norwegian-Swedish rather than Nordic, because it's really only been practiced in Norway and Sweden since it's supposed to echo between the mountains, and there aren't really a lot of mountains in Finland or Denmark. Very lovely singing, though.
Logically it was practiced in the nordic countries wherever it worked. It works pretty well wherever sound can travel a great distance, like for instance across a lake. But it was probably most effective in valleys and mountains.
It was practiced in both Norway, Sweden, Denmark and maybe even Finland and Iceland. They word itself is swedish, yes. But it is a nordic herdingcall. It was also practiced in the woods as shepherds - especially women - would sing it to one another as they'd often spend much time alone, when they lived on the summer pastures in order to fatten the livestock for the winter months. As well as if one of the animals they were guarding would stray away from the flock. But it was also sang for their own enjoyment. Apparantly many shepherdesses had their own spot in the woods, where it would echo good, as the sound would be even better as the mists enveloped the woods at sunset :)
Logically it was practiced in the nordic countries wherever it worked, to call the cattle home. It works wherever sound can travel a great distance, like for instance across a lake. But it was probably most effective in valleys and mountains, i.e. Sweden and Norway.
Did I just fall in love? OMG .....breathless .....pondering every decision I've made in life. 🙏 Dear Heavenly Father, please make more like this one. Amen Every creature in the forest... stops, bows. You must be kin to Anastasia from The Ringing Cedars!
I have no doubt this also happened when enemies were spotted and spelled the death of men. Not its first purpose, But no doubt its utility for this would not have been lost.
You're welcome. By the way, you wouldn't happen to live in a defenseless village near the ocean somewhere would you? Asking for a friend who is making plans for the summer... :-)
@@Noone-rc9wf Personally I wouldn't mind, it's clearly a complement. According to mythology sirens are supposed to have beautiful alluring voices, that are irresistible to the sailors.
According to Swedish woman Jonna Jinton the female voice high pitch scares off wolves & bears & I wonder if sasquatch/bigfoot would run away which would be a good thing, since nobody wants them around as well !!!!!
In my own personal tribute to all things Danish, I make similar sounds when I step on a piece of Lego in my bare feet. Seriously though, Love You Myrkur
Dav Sc 😆
Holy shit, you're comment made me spill my coffee all over my smartphone 😂
Lmao I can relate to this comment.
This got me rolling 😂
😅 nice
kulning is just hauntingly beautiful.
@Dalle Smalhals i'm sorry, what?
I await your folk/traditional album. Thanks for your art!
And we are still waiting.
She has one up on spotify
Folkesange are already here :)
That's one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard in my life. That's a siren
I seriously thought some fish would peep their heads out of the water.
Damian Arturo so is yours
hahahahah :D
It works with dynamit.
@@Artorius86 cant u take a joke lmao
like mermaid or something 😂
Bless you, daughter of Odin.
Odin bless
@@wyattmichaelproductions quiet a rude thing to say
@@bunbunnnns2492 Not really, sharing the truth isn't rude. Look into the history, not in a 'I don't care' way, seriously look into it, you will find that norse paganism is a lie.
@@bunbunnnns2492 If they can state what they believe, so can I.
@@wyattmichaelproductions and you Think any other Religion could seriously be truer. Personally i Think people back then must have been sick in body and mind to make up such lies. Christianity islam Judaism and every other religion alike.
Respect from your brothers and sisters in sweden.
By the divine gods! Your voice is mesmerising!
By the gods.. Goosebumps overload - Jeg elsker dig, Myrkur!
Me walking in the woods hearing this: my god what angel have you sent to sing to me?
Probably a Valkyrie
Ekkoet af din søde sang nåede mig endelig. . det er det, jeg er her ! 💕🤗💕
sing it at night ...I bet there will be something respond to it maybe
I bet the Northern Lights will dance along to her melody
Probably some drunk stumbling into the lake thinking a mermaid is calling to him lol
here before 200 views. I just love it, it almost feels like i'm there, she's making love nature more and more, and i'm so grateful.
Grill you not even nordic so go away
+MP_Horizoter What's the problem of enjoying another cultures around the world? Oh, please.
woman shouts at lake, still makes it sound good. ok.
Honestly, having discovered "kulning" via Myrkur, I have watched many many kulning videos - and this one is my favorite one of all! :)
Natural beauty !!!!!!!!!
wow I got goosebumps all over my body. I actually felt like crying. so so hauntingly beautiful x
wonderful sound !
Polka :)
In Sweden it's called "Kulning" verb "Kula" this kind of calling song.
Sounds amazing!
you are a magic woman
Perfect! Greetings from Turkey ❤️
Whenever i listen to kulning i get goosebumps
Wånt to see the lady øf the låke rising
Simply amazing..
At first I thought it was Jonna. Sounds exactly the same. So beautiful!
Same yaar...
Natures opera house
This is so beautiful . .. . Good luck in the heart of the mother of nature ✠ॐ
Oh my goodness thats beautiful. Would be awesome if someone answered on the other side of lake! :)
listen to the birds, all creatures listen , hear and sense more than human
so, i was going to ask the purpose of the Kulning, but i discovered woman learned this skill to call the cattle
it's knowns almost worldwide now because of how melancholic and beautifull it sounds, like a fae calling!
Beautiful!
this gives me both joy and fear, joy cuz its beautiful and fear cuz i really feel the old world and it makes me feel like a little mortal and that there are greater things at work... and also monsters in the forest :P
My heart leaped
Nature Denmark Calling 😀😀
@þrúðr J wow ,u can give your fb ?
@Amalie Olsdatter you are not well versed in history, thats for sure. You are very unintelligent though and that's for sure. 1000 years ago Denmark was covered in forests and swamps. Get a clue child or pick up a book.
tu voz es magica
That pitch though... intense!
The Fae and a Siren had a child this is amazing
❤❤❤
Saga Bjoerling throws that into a few of her songs.
U are a Elf queen
I want to go to Denmark one day =)
yes my love I hear you call :)
I just subscribed to this channel. I am an American of Danish decent. This helps me feel reconnected.
It's more accurate to call kulning (or lokk, as it's known in Norway) Norwegian-Swedish rather than Nordic, because it's really only been practiced in Norway and Sweden since it's supposed to echo between the mountains, and there aren't really a lot of mountains in Finland or Denmark.
Very lovely singing, though.
but norway and sweden are nordics?? besides, im sure they did it here in denmark and in finland as well, just for fun, you know :)
Logically it was practiced in the nordic countries wherever it worked. It works pretty well wherever sound can travel a great distance, like for instance across a lake. But it was probably most effective in valleys and mountains.
It was practiced in both Norway, Sweden, Denmark and maybe even Finland and Iceland.
They word itself is swedish, yes. But it is a nordic herdingcall.
It was also practiced in the woods as shepherds - especially women - would sing it to one another as they'd often spend much time alone, when they lived on the summer pastures in order to fatten the livestock for the winter months.
As well as if one of the animals they were guarding would stray away from the flock.
But it was also sang for their own enjoyment.
Apparantly many shepherdesses had their own spot in the woods, where it would echo good, as the sound would be even better as the mists enveloped the woods at sunset :)
Gandalf The Gay your username lol😂🤣
@Amalie Olsdatter Norway and southern Sweden was part of Denmark, so yeah... Practiced by Scandinavians let's just say that lol.
You're amazing
Only: WOW!
magical
Wow, my cat jumping of. That are rly the animal-calling-sounds ;)
It sounds like the type of song to wake a sleeping forest giant.
In Australia we just say "cooee" as loud as we can.
It's pretty remarkable how this sounds so much like the ayamama owl of Peru, with the lands being so far apart and culturally distinguished.
Sensacional!
I thought this was a Swedish thing? Did the Danes do this aswell?
Logically it was practiced in the nordic countries wherever it worked, to call the cattle home. It works wherever sound can travel a great distance, like for instance across a lake. But it was probably most effective in valleys and mountains, i.e. Sweden and Norway.
Vaettra Thanks for the answer :)
Good sound
I thought you call the fish
It`a a kind of fishing
🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚
Lately I have been leaning right and recognizing the beauty of our people. Is there a way to donate to you?
Shawn M Muppet lol.. 😂
You might be laughing at us now but sooner or later those lakes are going to come crawling to us.
So did the lake come?
I'm going to find a way to make this my alarm clock sound.... :)
Ronja Rövardotter as an adult 😊
Smukt søster!!!!!
I love that shitttttttt gimme more
Wow
Im icelandic and wanna try This so bad but í think my Voice wouldnt be High enough :(
Hey, whats your name
Did I just fall in love? OMG
.....breathless
.....pondering every decision I've made in life. 🙏 Dear Heavenly Father, please make more like this one. Amen
Every creature in the forest... stops, bows.
You must be kin to Anastasia from The Ringing Cedars!
Any where in Canada that can be learned?
Please, make the master class of this sing style) I want to learn from you) I'm sorry for my English, I'm speak not well ....
Waauw, hvor mange sprog kan du snakke ??😃😻
Isnt this a swedish kulning?
I have no doubt this also happened when enemies were spotted and spelled the death of men.
Not its first purpose,
But no doubt its utility for this would not have been lost.
Myrkur has a singing voice so beautiful that i mistake it for the sound of bird singing at the dawn...
Чаго яна раве у начнушцы?
〽️🔑
smukt meget smukt
Here's Excalibur and let me sleep.
Wild. But that reverb can't possibly be natural?
Caralhoo!
Рыбаки замерли в напряженной позе
ne bağırıyon
You’re much better the jona jilton or whatever her name is….
Nothing to do with Denmark
Can you imagine walking in the forest and hearing this? Must be a farytale!
Killing was used to call animals like cows and sheep at the end of the day and also to communicate over a distance with other people
My wife does this every morning so the animals can come and get fed, every morning I fall in love all over again with her!
Yup
This is magic. Thank you Nordic countries for existing
You're welcome. By the way, you wouldn't happen to live in a defenseless village near the ocean somewhere would you? Asking for a friend who is making plans for the summer... :-)
@@Tancred73🤣🤣😂😂
This is some kind of spell...
its a herding call :)
Like a Sirens Voices. I love your songs especially Två Konungabarn. Awesome ❤️❤️
I dont know if calling a woman a Siren is the best of compliments....
Ne arıyon lan sen burada değişik 😂
@@Noone-rc9wf
Personally I wouldn't mind,
it's clearly a complement.
According to mythology
sirens are supposed to have beautiful alluring voices, that are irresistible to the sailors.
I just love your voice so much giving me the "fantasy/ supernatural vibes" like I am transported in another world!
Kulning😍❤🌌
your magic is spectacular!!!
I'm expecting a pack of wolves to emerge from the tree line.
According to Swedish woman Jonna Jinton the female voice high pitch scares off wolves & bears & I wonder if sasquatch/bigfoot would run away which would be a good thing, since nobody wants them around as well !!!!!
my cats come running when I try my version of this
Works on cats as well, as I just found out!
+Myrkur Øksemorder please make an album with traditional music! ❤️
Very mysterious, but music in my ears, love it (Scandinavian culture) !
Wow is the same content that Jonna Jintong Chanel does ... Maybe because both are from the North.
I call out to Nature, and Nature knows my voice.
Goosebumps. There is power in this call.
Oh god, you are awesome, I love your content
Sometimes I go to the lake and sing songs to the lake about the lake. Once, a goose clapped.