❤💙💛💚And I'm crying because I have absolutely no chance to see this live... Hi Sóley. Your last name sounds like an Icelandic one. In any case, if you live in Iceland or may visit there, then you have a chance to find one of the rarest early Eivør recordings. This is the CD "Frostrosir II" from 2004. On it she sang Ave Maria and several other songs. The disc is not even present on Discogs, but I was seen it in catalogs of Icelandic libraries. There is no chance for me to hear this, but maybe you will be luckier?
thank you not only for this comment but also for your effort to collect the most awesome and rarest videos of eivor! where and how do you get and find all this information and rare clips? it's amazing! and thank you so much for your tipp to find this gem in icelandic libraries, i will search for it! it's right, i live in the westfjords of iceland. where do you live and why do you have no chance to see her live?
@@soleywolfgangsdottirThank you for your kind words! I just spent a lot of time searching for information, reading everything I could find on the Internet. Websites of Icelandic and Faroese TV and newspapers, Facebook, especially the group "Eivør Pálsdóttir forever", music websites and blogs (here I need especially highlight the blog of the Icelandic author Jens Guð, who wrote a book about Eivør and Faroese music). An artist who impressed more than anyone else and so much so that his music became an important part of my life deserves it. And I live in a country on which a shadow has fallen again, which again wants to show the world Kuzka’s mother, and as one writer said, whose mission is to recycle solar energy into the people’s grief. In Russia. Eivør's voice is one of few things that keeps me from drowning nowadays.
@ragnaur Oh, if I had known this in October I could have looked for it, also could send one to you if I find it? Do you know if that's also available in the Faroe Islands? P.S. You are like an Eivør encyclopedia, thank you for all your videos! And I hope you can see her live one day 🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this! Gullspunnin is a very special song for us, and we were also there ❤️
i traveled from iceland to see this show!
@@soleywolfgangsdottir wow!!! We traveled from Spain! We were in Iceland in October to see her show at Harpa, were you there as well?
@@jesslleonart i was! it was pure magic, right? i was so excited to go that i forgot to take my phone with me! from spain is also a long journey!
@@soleywolfgangsdottir omg haha! It was amazing, yes! If you want any videos from the show in Harpa (for the memories!) I could send them to you :)
@@jesslleonart thank you, thats sweet! my husband has filmed some songs, too! how was iceland in general, what have you seen?
❤💙💛💚And I'm crying because I have absolutely no chance to see this live...
Hi Sóley. Your last name sounds like an Icelandic one. In any case, if you live in Iceland or may visit there, then you have a chance to find one of the rarest early Eivør recordings. This is the CD "Frostrosir II" from 2004. On it she sang Ave Maria and several other songs. The disc is not even present on Discogs, but I was seen it in catalogs of Icelandic libraries. There is no chance for me to hear this, but maybe you will be luckier?
thank you not only for this comment but also for your effort to collect the most awesome and rarest videos of eivor!
where and how do you get and find all this information and rare clips? it's amazing!
and thank you so much for your tipp to find this gem in icelandic libraries, i will search for it!
it's right, i live in the westfjords of iceland.
where do you live and why do you have no chance to see her live?
@@soleywolfgangsdottirThank you for your kind words! I just spent a lot of time searching for information, reading everything I could find on the Internet. Websites of Icelandic and Faroese TV and newspapers, Facebook, especially the group "Eivør Pálsdóttir forever", music websites and blogs (here I need especially highlight the blog of the Icelandic author Jens Guð, who wrote a book about Eivør and Faroese music). An artist who impressed more than anyone else and so much so that his music became an important part of my life deserves it. And I live in a country on which a shadow has fallen again, which again wants to show the world Kuzka’s mother, and as one writer said, whose mission is to recycle solar energy into the people’s grief. In Russia. Eivør's voice is one of few things that keeps me from drowning nowadays.
@@soleywolfgangsdottir are you seen my reply? Looks like it is visible only for me.
@@ragnaur yes, i can see your reply
@ragnaur Oh, if I had known this in October I could have looked for it, also could send one to you if I find it? Do you know if that's also available in the Faroe Islands?
P.S. You are like an Eivør encyclopedia, thank you for all your videos! And I hope you can see her live one day 🙏
Once again, so so jealous.