@@foroyardk There are many influences in this song, Faroese Folk being just one of them. Musically you still have to sit down and write this. It's an insanely difficult song to sing anywhere near the level she does. It's a work of genius really. It's credited as words and music by Eivor.
Glad you discover Eivør!😍 I love True love, Rain, Green Garden and the rest of her album Room, but also Album Slör. I saw her in real life at a concert in Rotterdam. She is aaammmaaazing 🥰🥰🥰🤩
Faroese throat singing has been explained by vocal coach reactors in competent ways that I never could. I am also a fan of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra (check out their performance of The Good The Bad and The Ugly soundtrack!) I have previously only heard different performances of Trollabundin, usually with Eivor performing only with a drum that she holds.This was EPIC!
@@weepingscorpion8739 I apologise for my ignorance. No offence was intended to anyone. I had previously thought that Eivor's throat singing was a cultural tradition of her home country. I did not twig that it wasn't even when watching RUclips vocal coaches explaining her technique.
@@michaelnolan6951 No worries, man. You couldn't have known. Especially since she is borrowing from a lot of different singing techniques. It's all good. Just sayin', that it isn't native to us here. If you want something more native Faroese, search for Faroese chain dance and ballads.
@@michaelnolan6951'Galdr' is a Norse thing though (which she sings (about), being spellbound by a galdramadr, meaning a wizard who sings galdr, which is a type of very high pitched magic song, otherwise mainly sung by women). It was also used in Seidr magic to enchant the listener, or help what ever magic you were doing.
Well, although I am not SoleyWolfgangsdottir 😊, I think she would appreciate these suggestions: - Surrender- London solo sessies - True love - Sofar - Gullspunnin (live KVF) - Wake me up - RTT Love your reactions Love from The Netherlands, Tim
from Wikipedia .. Around 900 AD, the language spoken in the Faroes was Old Norse, which Norse settlers had brought with them during the time of the settlement of Faroe Islands (landnám) that began in 825. However, many of the settlers were not from Scandinavia, but descendants of Norse settlers in the Irish Sea region. In addition, women from Norse Ireland, Orkney, or Shetland often married native Scandinavian men before settling in the Faroe Islands and Iceland. As a result, the Irish language has had some influence on both Faroese and Icelandic.
And everyone should remember that there were Vikings from the Scottish islands in the Faroe Islands 200 years before there were any Vikings in Iceland. Vikings did not come to Iceland until 200 years after Vikings settled in the Faroe Islands. The Nordic language changed little by little, the more the Vikings mixed with other nations, while the Faroe Islands were totally isolated without influence from anyone with their Viking language for many hundreds of years. So the Vikings who came to Iceland 200 years after the Faroe Islands were populated by Vikings did not have quite the same language as the Vikings on the Faroe Islands. The Vikings on the Faroe Islands spoke the old Nordic language unaffected by other languages from other countries. Therefore, people from Iceland and people from the Faroe Islands do not speak quite the same today, but they can understand each other if they talk and make an effort. People often say about Iceland that Icelanders are the last Vikings. That claim can be reversed if Icelanders first came to Iceland 200 years after Vikings came to the Faroe Islands with the Viking language, which was the old Viking language for 200 years before the Icelanders' language came into being, then the Faroes are the oldest Viking people left and the oldest Viking language there are in the world today. The bottom line is that Iceland is world-famous for its volcanoes. Most people do not know the Faroe Islands and therefore the Faroe Islands have gone under the radar of most people and thus the Viking language has also been preserved in the best manner. So the Faroese language is the most original Viking language today because the Faroese have preserved the language and are proud to have their unique language. And it is the old Viking language Eivør often sings and the old Viking language Eivør sings in the film series in all seasons and the film The Last Kingdom on Netflix.
'Galdr' is a Norse kind of magic (song). Odin is famous for knowing many galdrar. She sings about being spellbound by a galdramadr, meaning a wizard who sings galdr, which is a type of very high pitched magic song, otherwise mainly sung by women, since this magic was considered 'ergi' (unmanly). Men more often used rune magic (rungaldr). It was also used in Seidr magic to enchant the listener, or help what ever magic you were doing. And her spellbinding works, right? ;) I'm always spellbound by this song.
If you are interested then there is a brand new version of this song. It is from the celebratory concert for the Danish queen who is abdicating today (So the Kingdom of Denmark is in a bit of a royal overload at the moment). It is combined with a performance by the inuit artist Inuanima). The performance is as usual for Eivor different but incredible. ruclips.net/video/xuiWDrsW-po/видео.html You can seen Eivor in full concert costume but with her knighthood order (She was knighted by the Danish queen a few years ago)
this is taken from the symphonic viking voyage, the concert that i have reccomended a hundred times because it's so AWESOME! and i'm not sure if this one here or the one recorded in the norwegian mountains is my favourite. they are both very different. her throat singing in this version is really bad ass! tròdlabùndin eri eg eri eg // spellbound I am, I am galdramaður festi meg festi meg // the wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me tròdlabùndin djúpt í míni sál í míni sál // spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul Í hjartanum logar brennandi bál brennandi bál // in my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire tròdlabùndin eri eg eri eg // spellbound I am, I am galdramaður festi meg festi meg // the wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me tròdlabùndin inn í hjartarót í hjartarót // spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root eyga mítt festist har ið galdramaðurin stóð // my eyes gaze to where the wizard stood i really feel honoured that you appreciate my effort to promote my queen. ;) i think after this journey into her nordic vibes it's about time to discover some other sides of her: wake me up live at RTT - when she forgets for a few moments bo be human and sings her drummer into extasy gloomy sunday together with ginman after dark - an absolut phenomenal version of this legendary song. she looks sexy in suit and tie boxes or true love live recording from 2012 - her higher register is such a pleasure to hear truth live at studio bloch - very modern song without any tribal vibes or throat singing, just a banger slor london solo sessions - a song where i prefer the english version over the faroese, stripped down to her and a guitar the list is really endless! and i have some more artist you yet havn't heard about. one of them is this here: ruclips.net/video/vk76_iqw-Pc/видео.html
Dang, that NRK special has REALLY left a terrible mark. There is no Faroese word spelled tròdlabùndin... we use neither ò nor ù. The word is spelled Trøllabundin. Not blaming you but NRK. It's so sad that this has happened. Oh well...
So haunting. Eivor sets the stage for a Viking ritual. Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
So, I am glad to see people reacting to Faroese things. So, here goes. I have a few metal bands that you'd probably like, so I am just going to list them. But the first two will stand out and those are Týr and Hamradun. The others are SiC, Synarchy, and Hamferð. Of course, now that I have started to list them their names are escaping me. :D Anyway, I know that you will find something by my fellow Faroese that you will like. :)
@@AriasandtheNATION are you kidding me??? no more music reactions??😱 I have just been to a short sailing trip and when i'm back you put this channel to rest?
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Worlds greatest vocalist. She wrote this and it's about being spellbound.
Not written by her - it's an old Faroese folklore...
@@foroyardk There are many influences in this song, Faroese Folk being just one of them. Musically you still have to sit down and write this. It's an insanely difficult song to sing anywhere near the level she does. It's a work of genius really. It's credited as words and music by Eivor.
She is one of my favourite music artists of all time. Especially when it comes to technique, control and range; always amazing.
Eivor is masterclass and beyond. She is amazing. 2003 i heard her for the first time. She is the nicest person you can think of. Thank you.
Eivor is a Norse goddess. Her voice brings magic to us and we are spellbound to her.
Eivor ties us to our tribal roots I think .. something that makes us go .. .Yesssssssss ...
Just the lovliest thing. I agree that her music just draws you in.
Utterly beautiful & captivating singing and music! Eivør is an amazing artist and singer. Love her! Saludos desde Valencia ✌💚
Glad you discover Eivør!😍
I love True love, Rain, Green Garden and the rest of her album Room, but also Album Slör. I saw her in real life at a concert in Rotterdam. She is aaammmaaazing 🥰🥰🥰🤩
Faroese throat singing has been explained by vocal coach reactors in competent ways that I never could. I am also a fan of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra (check out their performance of The Good The Bad and The Ugly soundtrack!) I have previously only heard different performances of Trollabundin, usually with Eivor performing only with a drum that she holds.This was EPIC!
I think you mean Eivør's throat singing. Because Faroese throat singing isn't a thing. :)
@@weepingscorpion8739 I apologise for my ignorance. No offence was intended to anyone. I had previously thought that Eivor's throat singing was a cultural tradition of her home country. I did not twig that it wasn't even when watching RUclips vocal coaches explaining her technique.
@@michaelnolan6951 No worries, man. You couldn't have known. Especially since she is borrowing from a lot of different singing techniques. It's all good. Just sayin', that it isn't native to us here. If you want something more native Faroese, search for Faroese chain dance and ballads.
@@weepingscorpion8739 Thank you! I will do that. I hope to visit the Faroes in the next couple of years.
@@michaelnolan6951'Galdr' is a Norse thing though (which she sings (about), being spellbound by a galdramadr, meaning a wizard who sings galdr, which is a type of very high pitched magic song, otherwise mainly sung by women). It was also used in Seidr magic to enchant the listener, or help what ever magic you were doing.
FYI, over her right shoulder at the 5:13 mark is another legend. Einar Selvik of Wardruna. [check out Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen (Live)]
Beautiful voice. ❤
Well, although I am not SoleyWolfgangsdottir 😊, I think she would appreciate these suggestions:
- Surrender- London solo sessies
- True love - Sofar
- Gullspunnin (live KVF)
- Wake me up - RTT
Love your reactions
Love from The Netherlands, Tim
i absolutely do my dear ❤
Love her! ❤
❤❤❤❤❤
from Wikipedia .. Around 900 AD, the language spoken in the Faroes was Old Norse, which Norse settlers had brought with them during the time of the settlement of Faroe Islands (landnám) that began in 825. However, many of the settlers were not from Scandinavia, but descendants of Norse settlers in the Irish Sea region. In addition, women from Norse Ireland, Orkney, or Shetland often married native Scandinavian men before settling in the Faroe Islands and Iceland. As a result, the Irish language has had some influence on both Faroese and Icelandic.
And everyone should remember that there were Vikings from the Scottish islands in the Faroe Islands 200 years before there were any Vikings in Iceland. Vikings did not come to Iceland until 200 years after Vikings settled in the Faroe Islands. The Nordic language changed little by little, the more the Vikings mixed with other nations, while the Faroe Islands were totally isolated without influence from anyone with their Viking language for many hundreds of years. So the Vikings who came to Iceland 200 years after the Faroe Islands were populated by Vikings did not have quite the same language as the Vikings on the Faroe Islands. The Vikings on the Faroe Islands spoke the old Nordic language unaffected by other languages from other countries. Therefore, people from Iceland and people from the Faroe Islands do not speak quite the same today, but they can understand each other if they talk and make an effort. People often say about Iceland that Icelanders are the last Vikings. That claim can be reversed if Icelanders first came to Iceland 200 years after Vikings came to the Faroe Islands with the Viking language, which was the old Viking language for 200 years before the Icelanders' language came into being, then the Faroes are the oldest Viking people left and the oldest Viking language there are in the world today. The bottom line is that Iceland is world-famous for its volcanoes. Most people do not know the Faroe Islands and therefore the Faroe Islands have gone under the radar of most people and thus the Viking language has also been preserved in the best manner. So the Faroese language is the most original Viking language today because the Faroese have preserved the language and are proud to have their unique language. And it is the old Viking language Eivør often sings and the old Viking language Eivør sings in the film series in all seasons and the film The Last Kingdom on Netflix.
'Galdr' is a Norse kind of magic (song). Odin is famous for knowing many galdrar. She sings about being spellbound by a galdramadr, meaning a wizard who sings galdr, which is a type of very high pitched magic song, otherwise mainly sung by women, since this magic was considered 'ergi' (unmanly). Men more often used rune magic (rungaldr). It was also used in Seidr magic to enchant the listener, or help what ever magic you were doing. And her spellbinding works, right? ;) I'm always spellbound by this song.
If you are interested then there is a brand new version of this song. It is from the celebratory concert for the Danish queen who is abdicating today (So the Kingdom of Denmark is in a bit of a royal overload at the moment).
It is combined with a performance by the inuit artist Inuanima). The performance is as usual for Eivor different but incredible.
ruclips.net/video/xuiWDrsW-po/видео.html
You can seen Eivor in full concert costume but with her knighthood order (She was knighted by the Danish queen a few years ago)
this is taken from the symphonic viking voyage, the concert that i have reccomended a hundred times because it's so AWESOME! and i'm not sure if this one here or the one recorded in the norwegian mountains is my favourite. they are both very different. her throat singing in this version is really bad ass! tròdlabùndin eri eg eri eg // spellbound I am, I am galdramaður festi meg festi meg // the wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me tròdlabùndin djúpt í míni sál í míni sál // spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul Í hjartanum logar brennandi bál brennandi bál // in my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire tròdlabùndin eri eg eri eg // spellbound I am, I am galdramaður festi meg festi meg // the wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me tròdlabùndin inn í hjartarót í hjartarót // spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root eyga mítt festist har ið galdramaðurin stóð // my eyes gaze to where the wizard stood i really feel honoured that you appreciate my effort to promote my queen. ;) i think after this journey into her nordic vibes it's about time to discover some other sides of her: wake me up live at RTT - when she forgets for a few moments bo be human and sings her drummer into extasy gloomy sunday together with ginman after dark - an absolut phenomenal version of this legendary song. she looks sexy in suit and tie boxes or true love live recording from 2012 - her higher register is such a pleasure to hear truth live at studio bloch - very modern song without any tribal vibes or throat singing, just a banger slor london solo sessions - a song where i prefer the english version over the faroese, stripped down to her and a guitar the list is really endless! and i have some more artist you yet havn't heard about. one of them is this here: ruclips.net/video/vk76_iqw-Pc/видео.html
Dang, that NRK special has REALLY left a terrible mark. There is no Faroese word spelled tròdlabùndin... we use neither ò nor ù. The word is spelled Trøllabundin. Not blaming you but NRK. It's so sad that this has happened. Oh well...
@@weepingscorpion8739 lol, this is how legends are born. 200.000 thousands of reactions on this song later it has become reality. good to know!
SPOOKY ❤
So haunting. Eivor sets the stage for a Viking ritual.
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
So, I am glad to see people reacting to Faroese things. So, here goes. I have a few metal bands that you'd probably like, so I am just going to list them. But the first two will stand out and those are Týr and Hamradun. The others are SiC, Synarchy, and Hamferð. Of course, now that I have started to list them their names are escaping me. :D Anyway, I know that you will find something by my fellow Faroese that you will like. :)
it's way too long ago since the last eivor-reaction, i have to say. i miss a bit getting you on your nerves. DO! MORE! EIVOR! pls!
Lol 😆 after the next few talks i will be putting this channel to rest.
@@AriasandtheNATION are you kidding me??? no more music reactions??😱 I have just been to a short sailing trip and when i'm back you put this channel to rest?
@@AriasandtheNATION eivør just announced tour dates for US and canada tour 2025!