Eivör Pálsdóttir syngur Heyr himna smiður

Kolbeinn Tumason var skáld gott og fyrir Víðinesbardagann orti hann sálminn Heyr, himna smiður, sem enn er í íslensku sálmabókinni og er elsti sálmur sem til er á íslensku og raunar elsti sálmur Norðurlanda. Kolbeinn fékk stein í ennið sem varð bani hans.
Hér syngur færeyska sönggyðjan, Eivör Pálsdóttir, sálm Kolbeins við lag Þorkels Sigurbjörnssonar á Jólagestum Björgvins 2015.

[@Leoterio76]

The first time I heard that song was at home 6 years ago....in that day I had been fired from my Job and was super worried about my future, but her voice made me feel calm, protected, blessed. Thank you

[@dloviisa]

This is not the voice of a mere mortal. This is the voice of the Goddess Freyja herself! The pride of the Faroe Islands. Kiitos!

[@MellenBerger]

so lovely!

[@thomasandersen2611]

Det har du helt ret i. Denne stemme er Frejas. Ikke mindre.

[@bellzon4086]

Olehhan hyvä

[@gambacherkalbenstein]

Det er en kristne lovsang! Ikke hedniske...

[@michaellastname4922]

The text, in 12th century Icelandic (first three stanzas); 19th century Icelandic (second three); and English (last three). Heyr himna smiðr hvers skáldit biðr; komi mjúk til mín miskunnin þín. Því heitk á þik þú hefr skaptan mik; ek em þrællinn þinn, þú est dróttinn minn. Goð, heitk á þig at græðir mik; minzk mildingr mín, mest þurfum þín; ryð þú rǫðla gramr, ríklyndr ok framr, hǫlds hverri sorg ór hjarta borg. Gæt, mildingr, mín mest þurfum þín helzt hverja stund á hǫlða grund; sett, meyjar mǫgr, málsefni fǫgr, ǫll es hjǫ́lp af þér í hjarta mér. Heyr, himna smiður, hvers skáldið biður. Komi mjúk til mín miskunnin þín. Því heit eg á þig, þú hefur skaptan mig. Ég er þrællinn þinn, þú ert drottinn minn. Guð, heit eg á þig, að græðir mig. Minnst, mildingur, mín, mest þurfum þín. Ryð þú, röðla gramur, ríklyndur og framur, hölds hverri sorg úr hjartaborg. Gæt, mildingur, mín, mest þurfum þín, helst hverja stund á hölda grund. Set, meyjar mögur, málsefni fögur, öll er hjálp af þér, í hjarta mér. Hear, smith of the heavens, what the poet asks. May softly come unto me thy mercy. So I call on thee, for thou hast created me. I am thy slave, thou art my Lord. God, I call on thee to heal me. Remember me, mild one,[1] Most we need thee. Drive out, O king of suns, generous and great, human every sorrow from the city of the heart. Watch over me, mild one, Most we need thee, truly every moment in the world of men. send us, son of the virgin, good causes, all aid is from thee, in my heart.

[@jovangonzales]

I already loved this song to begin with, but then to hear her sing it is another thing altogether. She has that voice that just seems like an ancient lost voice. This hymn being so ancient itself along with her voice especially around 2:15, kills me.

[@michaeld.9890]

I don’t know what she is saying but with a voice like that she can be cussing me out and I would still want more.

[@fatgirl542]

omg.... what a voice! i don't understand a single word......but still.....its touching my heart

[@MrSporkster]

Hear, smith of the heavens, what the poet asks. May softly come unto me thy mercy. So I call on thee, for thou hast created me. I am thy slave, thou art my Lord. God, I call on thee to heal me. Remember me, mild one,[1] Most we need thee. Drive out, O king of suns, generous and great, human every sorrow from the city of the heart. Watch over me, mild one, Most we need thee, truly every moment in the world of men. send us, son of the virgin, good causes, all aid is from thee, in my heart.

[@MellenBerger]

you dont have to understand the words.....music is universal...this is the oldest hymn in icelandic hymn collection

[@thomasandersen2611]

Jeg forstår hvad der synges. Jeg er dansk, men alligevel forstår jeg et bid af, hvad der synges, fordi islandsk er næsten det samme sprog, der blev brugt i vikingetiden. (I understand what is being sung. I am Danish, but still I understand a bit of what is sung, because Icelandic is almost the same language used in the Viking Age.)

[@user-zg4bd8it1f]

I love this beauty - the light comes from her ❤

[@martinshaw2529]

Surely one of the most beautiful songs ever written? And with Eivor's sublime voice, is this the most perfect combination?

[@sonjakoschorreck7415]

No one sings this beautiful song like Eivør. Such an angelic voice... I get goosebumps over and over when I listen to it, and the very high note moves me to tears... Thank you!

[@k.velasquez4974]

This deserves more likes like come on ppl she’s a freakin angel

[@nunocunhaataide7959]

Sæl, þíin fallega nærvera gerir okkur betri. Takk fyrir.

[@patrickparals5438]

Une des plus belles chansons du monde interprétée par la plus belle voix du monde. Merci Eivor pour ce délicieux moment.

[@piterzaut3073]

It is possible to listen to without end...

[@Manchessollte421]

God Damn Eivör's high note at 3:10 made all my hair stand on end and then disintegrate into thin air. She is so magical.

[@JohnDoe-uc7et]

so overdone. doesnt fit the song.

[@mcnoddy]

@@JohnDoe-uc7et Real trolls would disown you.

[@BlackSnow2389]

The two best singers I have ever heard: Tatiana Shmailyuk and Eivor Palsdottir.

[@yuliashiningwhite9737]

Какая великолепная певица и чудесная музыка. Это завораживающее видео вдохновляет изучать исландские песни. Спасибо Вам ! Добра, красоты и долгих лет жизни !

[@TheMoodyblues5709]

I have never heard such beauty in a voice that I thought only could be heard in the Heavens. She gave me chills and tears listening to her sing words I have never heard yet I didn't need to understand them as I felt it's meaning in her voice. I am so glad that I was lucky enough to stumble upon her video as I was searching for something that would fill my soul with light. She has done that and her songs will always be a part of my life.

[@juloondrej8160]

Fantastic dear Eivor, congratulation! All day with your music and voice is famouse. Love to you

[@user-zg4bd8it1f]

What great music!!!

[@mrsclaudiavoice]

Beautiful!!!!

[@luziapestana8210]

I am portuguese and I love it. Eivør is my angel musician. Thanks for all powerful, the voice it's the best instrument. Beautiful at all. Ivo fr Madeira island.

[@murielbilly4296]

I'm addicted. Thank you

[@hegenikolaisen5594]

Fyrer.

[@thomasandersen2611]

JEG ELSKER DET. ( I LOVE IT.)

[@ernestsaville6936]

INCREDIBLE!!

[@user-em6te2fb2s]

v I love Iceland very much I am a Christian from Morocco I love you so much I love a great singer I love you soul of my heart

[@Awkwardtunity]

honestly could have just listened to her alone singing this with that amazingly otherworldly voice. The instruments and other singers truly lessoned the performance. She sounds like an actual angelic being.

[@69256cb4e801b314b74a]

Eivør sung this song a'cappella during one of her live streams last year... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZvCqH6OrZKgaLM

[@hegenikolaisen5594]

Takk Fyrir. Hilsen Odin også.

[@kentmains7763]

Vocal powerhouse!

[@MrSporkster]

The little darling at 1:38 is really feeling it!

[@lizavandermerwe2234]

Unbelievable, pragtig en sielsverreikend vir die wat luister in SA

[@abigailgarner5938]

Liza van der Merwe hii nog n suid afrikaaner hier :D haar stem is so ongelooflik!!!

[@yasuke2161]

Klinkt goed he

[@NadZilla]

Great singer, no doubt. Absolutely nailed it. Am I alone in thinking this song is made for a chamber/choir though? Doesn't hit the same with a soloist as it does with a full choir. Needs those bass and tenors to really hit the feels.

[@mirkocasini771]

hon er in fegrsta, söngr þessa er vænn mjök. hjarta mìn er mjök glaðr nù!!!

[@odinncool]

Hún er hin fegursta, söngur þessi er vænn mjög, hjarta mitt er mjög glatt nú! Tungumál mitt og þitt eru mjög skyld, færeyski frændi! :)

[@mirkocasini771]

Heill bròðir minn. :)Ek eigi en færeyski, ek em ¨ italian¨ en læra norroena tunga yfir àstrìða..:):)

[@asbjrnpoulsen9205]

hon er hin fagrasta ,songurin hesin er góður øgiligað hjarta mítt er fult av gleði nú tungumal mítt og tít eru tatt skild føroyski vinur

[@asbjrnpoulsen9205]

hattar var ekki fareysku

[@ivarara]

Eigi er um þat logit, fagrt og seyðit er óðr framfluttr, fár mun gjörning þenna eftir leika ok mjök erumk tungu at hræra, vér erim fullseyddir.

[@JoyVox9]

WOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!

[@Child-of-Astara]

Where can i buy this song?!

[@tarcioleoterio8795]

Amem.

[@gracir9099]

Tárcio Augusto Leotério // muito lindo né?! 😍

[@tarcioleoterio8795]

Graci R sim, é um hino que faz parte da harpa cristã dos islandeses 😍

[@SuperBellrock]

Wow 😳

[@juanbautistagonzalezalvare4366]

It's a beutifoul pray.

[@user-zg4bd8it1f]

👋👋👋👋👋🙏🏻

[@AntonioMarcos-zr6ms]

💗

[@susanminnablack8371]

WOW

[@user-vi6wf4gh9x]

Praise God. ♱

[@AntonioMarcos-zr6ms]

👍👍👍

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

I want you to come and sing on Växjö Carl Oskardagarna in sweden you can sign in Rix fm

[@gipsy6051]

🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃 H O P E.. P E A C E.. L O V E... ❣️

[@hegenikolaisen5594]

-J velger det.

[@hegenikolaisen5594]

Heia Jesus. Ja.

[@JoyVox9]

also, to the 5 dislikes: how? how can you dislike this?

[@MrSporkster]

6 Norwegians disliked this. :/

[@deyc3]

Too much ego worship for this song. It's a sacrilege.

[@eTraxx]

I have watched this many times .. and only just noticed she is barefoot. I guess Faroese Elves don't wear shoes while singing ..

[@crescermeditando]

is this icelandic?

[@hektorhallgrimsson5622]

Yes, a 900 year old Icelandic (old norse) hymn.

[@crescermeditando]

Wow. Thanks

[@sveinnmatthiasson6203]

Þ

[@frankphilipp8476]

Not Sissel

[@JohnDoe-uc7et]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f52beXWcib55jKM this is better.

[@creatorsremose]

All of this ridiculous production (kids? really? bells? why?!) was hugely eclipsed by a bunch of guys at a train station.

[@Sargonidas]

This is high class art

[@marielpare8290]

I believe this is a Christmas concert broadcast in the Faroe Islands and Iceland. This song is basically their Silent Night.

[@mikemoore5929]

really

[@doddsalfa]

@@Sargonidas and the boys at the train stations is not?

[@englishbiblereadings6036]

Poor comment