Eivør Falling Free Reaction LIVE in Torshavn

Welcome to my first Eivør Reaction, this is a special video as a happy birthday to Juliette. This is my Eivør Falling Free Reaction LIVE in Torshavn
Regards,
Detrucci
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[@leemoseley1120]

I know I'm watching a reaction, but I got goosebumps. Eivør's voice never failed to amaze me. This is my favourite performance of her. So ethereal and you painted an incredible picture of her singing on top of the ocean like a siren. Trøllabundin is a great one from her too. Happy birthday to the lovely lady who requested this.

[@juliettemcgee9055]

Detrucci ❤ Thank you so much! You made me happy. This is my favourite from Eivør (and she's a solo artist, not a band 😁). I know you'd enjoy this because I know how much you like folk elements in songs and they remind you of home. Haha I actually put this in my stargazing + meteor shower watching playlist 😆 Beautiful reaction, Detrucci. It did leave you speecless eh? And thumbs up for the Panda shirt! 🐼

[@Detrucci]

I want to go meteor shower watching, the last time I went I had the perfect day and it was dry....but i looked up and the sky was pure filled with nothing but cloud...I layed there for 4 hours waiting for them to disappear.... sad face :( But it was still fun haha

[@juliettemcgee9055]

@@Detrucci ahaha only once in my life a meteor shower happened and that was in 2009 lol. so long ago.

[@everett880]

❤

[@leemoseley1120]

Happy birthday Juliette 🎂

[@juliettemcgee9055]

@@leemoseley1120 thanks Lee 😆

[@marafontes2896]

What a great request that was!! Hope to see more and more reactors getting to experience this magical powerhouse of a voice that is Eivør! Such a beautiful artist with so much to be explored about! Hope you got curious enough to keep on listening! Going to watch your reaction now! I bet you went into a trance! I sure do, every time!

[@everett880]

Happy birthday, Juliette ❤ Detrucci, Juliette was the one who introduced me to Eivor and I immediately fall in love with her voice. This is so beautiful. She reminds me of Sarah Brightman, Lisa Gerrard and Enya. You should do Trøllabundin by her next.

[@Detrucci]

Love all those artists you mentioned :)

[@juliettemcgee9055]

Thank you, Everett ❤

[@7p3s5g]

Eivor could hold her own in a duet with Lisa Gerrard. Imagine it.

[@Lemonz1989]

I also love how she sings every song differently at every live event. You never know what you will get. :)

[@WhiteTiger333]

I like the pictures in your mind as you listen to this. I, too, feel something much bigger than a "relationship song". It feels like it's touching "The Mystery" and our longing for that, whatever it means to each of us. What a joyful reaction - I'm sharing it on my Facebook page!

[@Detrucci]

😊

[@brianrussell6570]

the word is the ethereal voice of elvendom...

[@Detrucci]

Thats a good way of saying it

[@grahamkey8496]

Wow what a find! Thank you for introducing me to this magical singer and band!

[@thapsus1]

She is amazing. Love her work. Love to listen her when gardening or in nature.

[@livus3787]

"you can hear the culture behind her as well" 👏👏👏

[@Perspectiveon]

A beacon in the night. Just epic💫❤

[@Doppeldropper]

..."Wake me up" and "Salt" are great too 🤗

[@maianation]

Last show I saw live. Eivor is soooo amazing ❤️

[@brianrussell6570]

her voice is used on the soundtrack for Last Kingdom.. and the latest version of God of War

[@brianrussell6570]

she just released a new album

[@discussdebate]

Eivør Pálsdóttir (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiv%C3%B8r_P%C3%A1lsd%C3%B3ttir) (born 21 July 1983), known professionally as Eivør, is a Faroese singer-songwriter with a distinctive voice and a wide range of interests in various music genres spanning rock, jazz, folk, pop, and European classical music. Her musical roots are in the Faroese ballads. She was born in Syðrugøta, Faroe Islands. At 13 she had her first performance on Faroese television and won a national singing contest the same year. More Haunting/Spectacular Performances? (sorry if you've already seen the below vids yet glad you did) Eivor - True Love (2018)(solo) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHKYlaF8is1ge7c Gennady Tkachenko-Papiz - Mother Earth (EPIC & SURREAL; amateur) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGbRg4xqpsZkeZY Kensington- Sorry (WOW live) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5LEh5tsrdd1aLs Disturbed - Sound Of Silence (cover/LIVE) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJyag4mtaK5rm8k Heart (unbelievable cover live) - Stairway To Heaven = vimeo.com/104287711 Steelheart - She's Gone = kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3StpGR5raiFqpI Goo Goo Dolls - Iris (in the Rain LIVE) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXm9fmOHntqIiZo Johnny Cash - Hurt (WOW; cover) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnKrdJmQibd6n6s Queen - White Queen (EPIC DEEP CUT live) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM .

[@traceyb9443]

Reminds me a bit of Kate Bush in places. Amazing vocals!

[@greenknitter]

That's who I thought of too!

[@glacieractivity]

You may know this dude in Avengers called Thor. And havn is "harbour" in Scandinavian. So Thors Harbour on the Farao Islands (or Færøynene as we call them). She is a trained jazz singer from Iceland, but here she is vocalising a lot in the Norwegian traditional vocalizing called "Kuling" (that one also find in western Sweden, since we have been united or not for centuries here in Scandinavia). A lot of Scandinavian, even pop music, pulls on this tradition - including the traditional verse-structures and tonal-systems (that one can kind of hear also in traditional medieval music - such as Gregorian chanting. Some think it sounds Celtic, and when one dive down into historical roots more than 1000 years old, there certainly are shared evolution. In addition, she is invoking "Joik" structure a couple of time - from the Scandinavian Sami culture. Once one is aware of these Scandinavian musical roots, one can even find them in the harmonies of Abba - building on traditional "Dorian modes" in pop music that back in the 1970s when every pop-song was written in the upbeat major modes. This is why I think so many people get a sense of melancholy from even modern Scandinavian pop-music. I suggest everyone to listen to the Electronica geniuses of Røyksopp's "Poor Leno" after just having listtened to Eivør and hear them using the same Dorian themes in "upbeat" Scandinavian electronica almost 2 decades ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYGqZ4KHrpecras&ab_channel=WarnerMusicFrance So different - but when you are aware - there is a common "vibration" in there. It is centuries old Scandinavian folk-music roots popping up in pop-music. Try going back to Aha "Take on me" - the happiest poppiest song of the mid-80s. Go and listen to it and wonder what sticks out. It is written in a minor (Dorian) scale as a backdrop. These days most pop-music runs in minor scales (just think of Adele) - but most are in flat minor. Listen to Next time you think "this sounds a bit Nordic - think about this. Now check out Helvegen by Waardruna ("reconstructed" viking music) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ_Ohah-hZ6kadE&ab_channel=wardruna or Aurora herself doing "through the eyes of a child" stripped kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXfddquLg5aBbqs&ab_channel=iamAURORAVEVO Listen to the harmonics. This is the reason you find "Viking" in so much of Nordic pop-music. If you really want to dive deep - Scandinavia has a vibrant traditional folk-music scene. But it also has a scene of taking care of music so old that no composer is identified outside the concept of "trad." This link leads you to a song sung for Edvard Grieg (the composer) in the region where I grew up. It is called "Gjendines bånsull" and it is certainly of pre-protestant origin kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3WyeZ2VeL13ppI&ab_channel=Vikingskog If you are musically inventive you can hear how this voice can be overlayed on Scandi music - including how vocalists are using the Kuling-trickle but also resting and slightly unusual Dorian scale structures. Even Disney picked it up a bit for their "How to train a Dragon" and especially "Frost" sound-tracks.

[@electrosniper77]

best analisis ive ever read on youtube..if only all the comments would be as insightful as yours

[@DJQUAZER]

She is from the Faroe Islands, not Iceland

[@brianrussell6570]

her name is Eivor Palsdottir

[@kathleensmith3555]

OMG Thank you I love her so much!

[@kathleensmith3555]

She has so much to offer I hope you listen to more!

[@livus3787]

Lol I watched so mamy reactions to this song I already getting the goosebumps before those lil vocal surprises are happening 😂😂

[@juggletom]

I like your reaction verry much. You speak so clourful and are emotionaly involved. Thank you. Another Aurora reaction would be great.

[@Detrucci]

I will try Aurora again 😊

[@raggipippan]

The drummer is Høgni Lisberg - he is a genious.

[@kentmains7763]

My absolute favorite singer, she is just fantastic!

[@BigPete44]

The Detruccinator!! 👏👏😎😎🙌. I’m gonna send you a request later on!! 🙌👏😂. Almost 11K!! Awesome my brother! Thank you for my Mom Birthday wishes!! 👏👏✊💯

[@Detrucci]

I hope she had an amazing day...I hope you gave her a big kiss too :)

[@hansjuulhansen2664]

You mentioned the drummer and you mentioned your stargazing playlist... well the drummer's name is Høgni Lisberg (aka Hogni) and on his debut album from 2005 you'll find a lovely song calle Stargazer.

[@rolfjohansen5376]

Viking music!

[@Dunkelheit_Schwarz]

Please check out "Trøllabundin", "Oí Tokuni" and "True Love" by Eivør! She is incredible!

[@alexisulloa1223]

Welcome to Eivør trip.

[@TempestDK]

If you need more Faroese music, then check out the band Tyr, which is a metal band from there. They are absolutely awesome :) And if you need a recommendation, then check out "Hold your heathen hammer high" or the beautiful "Konning Hans".

[@MattiasWirf]

If you've seen the show "The last kingdom" (based on Bernard Cornwells "The Saxon Stories"), she's the singer on that soundtrack :)

[@rockonileva]

Eivor has such a lot into her music!! I really suggest you listening her songs in Faroese. Manasegl (the opener for her AMAZING new album from 2020), Silvitni or Verd Min (from her album Slor).. I first listened to her a couple of years ago, with her album Room... And it's been a great journey!!

[@MH1110DE]

Where you at? Missing those reactions! ✌️ Everything fine?

[@elen_kruspe]

Love her voice 😍 Next reaction Verd Mín, please ❤️

[@Visualsgo]

Where did you go? We miss you :,(((

[@a.w.3286]

What's up??? No more reactions??😳😳

[@zerglilngvet5428]

we need more rush

[@paolaorozco6998]

Hola soy de Argentina quisiera si puedes reaccionar al video del Indio solari jijiji live in tandil Argentina para que veas lo que es la pasión por el Rock Nacional aqui en nuestro pais mueve masas multitudes.Ir a ver a Indio Solari es ir a misa es pasión saludos respeto excelente canal ✌🔥🔥🔥

[@Visualsgo]

Vamo el indioooooo

[@SuperWalla12]

Hey dude where are u really gone quiet on youre site hope you're well 👍

[@alexjaguar6689]

React to true love live 2012

[@jacktobias9059]

oh damn, I'm actually first

[@Detrucci]

Well done :)

[@clausbarefeet]

she plays guitar aswell?? she is the only one who plays Guitar ;)

[@94djanek]

Please react to☺ Accept-Undertaker German music hearing on german Independence day

[@jeffreyberry8643]

Do your self a favor, try BabyMetal Catch Me If You Can, live at Black Night Legend Doomsday show 3 guitar solos, drum solo, Monster Riffs! Hardest song, most fun song, It will change your life!!! Headbanging With A Smile!!!! BabyMetal at there Best!!!

[@Kajerman]

Your pronunciation at the beginning was really close. The way you said it would be like Eivøøør. Too long Ø. Eivør is her first name. Eivør Pálsdóttir (daughter of Pál).

[@terjealns2381]

Actually it's more like a faroese matter of music. Do me a favor -always react to Eivør! Always! Great bass.