Angelina Jordan (17) - KORK - Unchained Melody - Nobel Peace Prize Reaction

[@lindagomez3114]

WOW, she has a great voice!! ❤❤❤❤ So talented 🤩🤩🤩 Great Song!!💯💯💯🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@mikehaun5690]

This performance, for many reasons, was very special to Angelina. Yes, she could have wowed us with power and belting, but she chose to handle it with care and tenderness. We can hear and feel the sadness and longing in her voice, crying out for the release of Narges and for her return to her family. The Nobel committee made the right choice in choosing Angelina for this occasion.

[@sharonrdbl2343]

I thought she did a true rendition honouring the prize winner Narges Mahaddi in the facts she kept it personal to her and didn,t make it about Angelina at all.great respect for the honouree❤❤❤❤

[@cm0355]

Thanks for the reaction to our angel Angelina…she’s simply the best..👍👏

[@brendashotwell1405]

Wow.. just beautiful ❤❤❤❤looking like she’s just getting started, beautiful woman and voice! Thankyou Frank, made my morning 😊

[@RichardBourne]

It will be the force of Ms. Jordan's persona and message, as well as her passion and dedication to her artistry, that will make Ms. Angelina Jordan's name synonymous with greatness. Rb

[@danahickman5716]

Brought me to tears. She sings with such emotion. I'm almost 70 and remember quite easily the 1965 Righteous Brothers version, which was brought to a new generation via the film Ghost. I already love Angelina and she did them proud.

[@faithbrenner9333]

I saw her when she was very young on a show and she sang “Fly Me to the Moon”. I fell in love with her and her and BEAUTIFUL voice!🫶🫶🫶👏👏👏

[@rogergraetzer5992]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Queen👸 ofJazz 🎺and all the other music-style-genres and Queen 👸 of my music 🎶 world 🌍For me, as a 45-year-old music professional now (67.5), Angelina is the best female singer 😲! Artist! Vocalist😲!and songwriter📝 in this time 🕰world🌍and generation 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦! She brings a new style of music👸🎙🎺 🎸🎷 and gives us hope in the bad music industry 🎶our Angel😇!! Thanks for the reaction and comments Frank 👍👌👏♥️☮️✌️and kindness 🙂🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭👋🙋‍♂️😇👣👰‍♂️👸🎙🎸🎷🎺🎹♥️❤️‍🔥🔥💥💎

[@kerrythomas6220]

Angelina Jordan Astar looks like a Greek Goddess, sings like a Heavenly Angel and becomes the Goddess of Music right before our eyes at the Nobel Peace Prize Awards.

[@genevapriest6190]

Another angel concures!

[@Kari.F.]

Angelina has an amazing range, and a pretty unique voice. I can't stand most versions of this song, but then I watced this movie... Now I want to make pottery when I hear it, too! 😂👍

[@zeuso.1947]

For the occasion Angelina keeps it classy and respectful and sings from her heart without show-boating.

[@pietersbart]

Kork is magnificent and Angelina as well of course. In the combination it's just magic. It's one of the few songs where Angelina reaches both her lower register and higher register. She must be fearless to do so: it's quite easy to falter.❤

[@RichardBourne]

With this performance Ms. Jordan has solidify her position in the halls of all the great musical legends of musical history. Rb

[@andyschnell58]

Frank, thanks for your reaction. This performance is ALL about the emotion Angelina conveys for Narges Mohammadi. Angelina, being 100% respectful, didn't want to be seen as showing off at all, instead she used all her talents to draw attention to the plight of Narges and women's rights in Iran. The world should join a chorus to FREE Narges Mohammadi NOW.

[@AnneRavn-m3m]

Finally you come to Scandinavia Frank! 😃 Angelina is a great singer, we follow her since Norway got talent 👍👍

[@DianaLynn-rw6lm]

Her voice is beautiful I think she kicks it off so well everytime Great reaction

[@larsfrodelarsen6645]

The Queen of song has arrived !!!

[@kerrythomas6220]

Goddess of Music

[@adagz96]

la palabras no alcanzan para expresar lo maravillosa que es esta niña cantando .....

[@kslinaz5668]

When she lets lose and opens up, it is all so lovely. She's amazing. ❤🎉

[@larrypifer1103]

^^^Unchained Melody Nobel Peace Prize 2023 (the charity work of Angelina Jordan is only one of the many things that makes her so special.) Angelina Jordan's historical journey is captivating, as she showcases her talent at the age of17 with a voice that transcends time and space, Angelina Jordan mesmerized the world with her rendition of "Unchained Melody" at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 2023. Accompanied by the KORK orchestra, the 17-year-old singer paid tribute to Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian human rights activist who received the prestigious award, and remains in Iran. Angelina Jordan's performance was a testament to her artistic maturity and versatility, as well as a promise of more musical wonders to come. © Larry D. Pifer

[@larrypifer1103]

^^^^^Unchained Melody Nobel Peace Prize 2023 This video is a masterpiece that I have watched more than 75 times. Every time I hear the KORK Orchestra begin playing, I feel a surge of emotion because I know what is coming next: the most amazing rendition of Unchained Melody by the incomparable Angelina Jordan. She has a voice of an angel and a talent beyond words. Unchained Melody Nobel Peace Prize 2023 Some ask why Angelina Jordan would pick Unchained Melody for this event, Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian human rights activist who received the prestigious award remains in Iran. One of the most popular and enduring love songs of all time, Unchained Melody, has a surprising origin. It was composed for a 1955 film called Unchained, which tells the story of a man who is incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. He yearns to be free and reunite with his wife and children, who are waiting for him outside. The song captures his emotions of loneliness, hope and longing, and has been covered by many artists over the years, but none in my lifetime of 76 years have conveyed such emotion as Angelina Jordan did at this performance. © Larry D. Pifer

[@genevapriest6190]

Agreed, Larry!!!

[@tammyholcomb]

Good show

[@pamelad5677]

Hello Mr. Frank 💖🌹 🎵🎤🎶🎶👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I know what you mean about the pottery!😁🤩 It's a very romantic song.

[@RobertDeMartin]

Frank, nice to see you again!!!! The Bobby Hatfield version turned this into a romantic love song but it was intended to be a song of love, a love separated and very sad. Angelina sang this directly to the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize Award, an imprisoned woman in Iran, and her family (twins and her husband) now living in France. She spent years in jail for standing up for women's rights and the oppression of women in general. She could have been released if she would agree not to continue her support for women but she discussed it with her family and she said she could never do that and, so, her stay in prison continues. The way Angelina sang the song, the way she was dressed and the song she chose to sing, the hope is the Iranian authorities will release her and if they make concessions, Narges Mohammadi will see that as a positive compromise. We shall see. (I hope they listened to Angelina sing the song.)

[@markkleckner3060]

I am praying with you, God Bless!

[@fredt7518]

@@markkleckner3060she is in prison because of a God and a religion dogma ! No need to pray …

[@markkleckner3060]

There is always time to pray to weed out the Evil, God Bless!@@fredt7518

[@larrypifer1103]

The words do not exist in our universe to do Angelina Jordan justice.^^^^^ AJ is a phenomenon beyond words. She has a voice that transcends time and space, and a soul that touches the hearts of billions. She sings with such passion and emotion that she makes us feel every note and every word. She is not just a singer; she is a musical miracle. © Larry D. Pifer

[@genevapriest6190]

I agree!!!😊

[@ClaudioMarcucci7756]

Bentornato maledetto Frank! Grazie per la bella reazione, ma hai fatto passare veramente troppo tempo senza ascoltare questa magica ragazza.🤣 Her ability to move those who listen to her is absolutely incredible. What a fascinating and intimate interpretation of this mythical song, absolutely suitable for the occasion of the tribute to Narges Mohammadi! I was moved to see and hear Angelina singing in such an incredibly mature and charming way, this wonderful version of a fantastic song and so appropriate to the occasion, 7 years after the last time, in the same studios and with some of the musicians who accompanied her as a child, when she took her first steps into her musical future. Here Angelina was simply fantastic and "unchained", a singer who has already sung on 2 different occasions at the Nobel Prizes and at just 17 years old.💛🧡❤

[@marycasteel8099]

Very nice thank you Frank

[@karendawson56]

Lovely rendition!

[@solangeanjosdesouza4814]

Impressionante o talento da Angelina Jordan , apesar de tão jovem uma garota , mas madura musicalmente com uma capacidade vocal incrível marcante , fenomenal . Maravilhosa !👏🏻👏🏻♥️

[@FlameCold258]

😊😊Hypnotic voice!

[@eTraxx]

This took place in Oslo .. which also happens to be Angelina's city of birth

[@gwendolynss]

I love this song. Thank you, Frank 👍🖖💗😁

[@FrankValchiria]

always welcome

[@kyleFincher]

❤❤❤ AJ

[@dsalyo6678]

Happy 2024 to you Frank This was quite an eloquent performance for the solemn occasion. Top Class! 😊

[@gaholliday]

Master performance!

[@deniseazevedo3186]

❤🇧🇷

[@vitorialima9152]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@manuelmorante9465]

👍👍🤩🤩👍👍

[@beverleynia921]

Wow that voice ❤❤❤

[@emk4a7]

😇😇😇😇💞💞💞💞

[@valnicequeiroz443]

❤

[@FlameCold258]

The Peace Prize ceremony is held every year in Oslo City Hall (in Norway) on Dec. 10th. The concert the day after, the 11th, also in Oslo.

[@OleOlson121]

Great reaction 🔥🔥🔥♥👣

[@duanejohnson6271]

@LonghopeBro-ju6 3 weeks ago For anyone that is unaware of the context and importance of this performance at this event. There are three things that make it particularly significant: She is Norwegian and Norway is the home of the Nobel Peace Prize; her grandmother is Iranian; and Unchained Melody was written about a prisoner longing to be reunited with a loved one. The honoree, Narges Mohammadi is in prison for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran. What is truly disturbing is that she was sentenced to a total of 31 years and 154 lashes. It must be especially heart wrenching for Angelina, given her Iranian heritage and her empathy for the disadvantaged and downtrodden. It is even harder on her two children, who are the same age as Angelina and received the award on behalf of their mother.

[@christian53050]

Yes, she is from Norvegia:)

[@tammyholcomb]

Hi Frank

[@violetvixen493]

She looks like Marie Osmond -

[@clones365]

She sang it perfectly for the occasion;) She opened up a bit more in the Portsmouth NH version in Sept. kzbin.info/www/bejne/raKtmI18gr14fKc

[@larrypifer1103]

your sound for the video is way too low.

[@lindathompson3982]

The artist's volume was turned much too low. Can you adjust this?! I am disappointed when the reactors have little or no knowledge as to the backdrop behind an artist's song choice & performance style..and here, one's knowing this would supply the 'I get it' moment.This was not a tv variety show, for the artist to grandstand and preen on stage. This is the Nobel Peace Prize event, with the spotlight focused squarely on the imprisoned woman (& her daughters, able to be present to 'stand up' for their absent mother),so the song chosen was so appropriate, if one knows what the real story is behind the words of this song.. The sensitivity, the thoughtful elegance we witness in Angelina's breathtaking performance is perfect for this night as the song's every word & note emphasizes the enforced separation of a mother from her family, and the beaten & imprisoned mother so far away.

[@abrazalves]

In this song....slow pace....but without the power of the meaning of this song. One of my favorites of all times. Watch Elvis Presley sing it....and come back to me. I am not speaking of the Righteous Brothers......of course they smashed the world.

[@user-wf9py1es9z]

Making a joke (pottery) in the middle of this performance is so misplaced! and disrespectful of the occasion. And the reason for this particular song.

[@carolbecker9282]

U critique too much. Male/female...she is amazing. Just stop.

[@FrankValchiria]

carol is a reaction video, that is thw whole point not just making faces for retards like you

[@103mrg]

I find that your continual mispronunciation of her name to be disrespectful and inappropriate. You know better, yet you persist. Why?

[@FrankValchiria]

please get you head out of your ass seriously

[@103mrg]

​@@FrankValchiria Have you ever noticed how many reacters who make an effort to try to say an artist's seemingly difficult to pronounce name, always apologize before their attempt? They're savvy of the fact that some cultures and/or some people are sensitive (perhaps overly so, but who are we to judge?) to the mis-pronunciation of their name. Being this astute obviously signifies intelligence, but it is also unmistakable evidence of class. Oh, you may have intelligence and perhaps you have class, too bad they're so low.