Heyr, himna smiður by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson (Iceland Symphony's Horn Section)

[@MiniMini-fl6cl]

This hymn always gives me goosebumps and puts tears into my eyes, no matter how often I listen to it. This version is absolutely stunning! The soft tone of the French horns, the acoustics of the beautiful Harpa, everything fits so well! Much love from Germany

[@crazykat710]

It sounds so noble and regal it brings tears to my eyes!

[@chrism107]

From Colorado Springs to Reyjavik, you connect us indeed with beautiful harmonies...thank you!

[@salishseaquest7952]

Extraordinarily evocative. Thank you. From Washington State USA.

[@MollemStudios]

Love that building in Reykjavik. Love this sound! Keep safe. Greetings from Brussels.

[@tylercriss6435]

Wow, one of my favorite pieces of music on the instrument closest to my heart. I'm glad the beauty of this piece is recognized.

[@JMoura-my3co]

Beautiful....

[@andreykuzmin4355]

Best part? It was written by XIII century skald Kolbeinn Þórðarsson. On his deadbead. Which was on battlefield. As in, in middle of it. With his head was bashed open with big rock.

[@darbinyan5201]

Hi. First of all thank you for such a great interpretation and performance of this beautiful song. I have a radioshow on Openlab radio called "illustration" where I play ambient and instrumental music. I wonder is it possible to buy this one for the next episode of my show or if not could you please send me the HQ recording of it? Best regards Hovhannes

[@Jak-Theol]

Great

[@giuseppelaruccia7156]

Bravi! Un saluto dall'Italia "malata"

[@massimilianobelloni5613]

Great ! But can you please traslate I'm not very fluent in Icelandic...

[@icelandsymphony]

We've translated everything into English. Enjoy!

[@massimilianobelloni5613]

Thanks, I always follow your livestreams and videos, great job !

[@rabidtarg]

Is the audio to this available for download?

[@mlowry]

Beautiful.