Kulning tutorial in English, Swedish herding call tutorial

[@James-hx9lm]

As I learn more about Kulning, I realize my mother was doing it to call my sister and I back to the house for supper.

[@NickyLindolls]

My kids are asking me to use this to call them home. They are never more than 15 feet away from me but they LOVE it when I start singing this. They come running. It’s adorable. 🤣.

[@jacquelynabbott1028]

“It is ok to look a bit crazy” words to live by~

[@anonymouse9833]

I remember my grandma singing in the kitchen one time, when she saw me, she stopped. I'd only heard her sing quietly in church so I asked her to keep going. She said no, I asked why, and she ended up telling me that when she was little, a choir director told her she was tone-deaf so she never really sang in front of people again. She had a beautiful voice, but spent 70+ years hiding it because of what someone told her as a child. Your intro reminded me of that story, so thank you for the pep talk about using your voice 💚

[@SizzlesDiaries]

We have something similar, but in my country the song is only performed by men. The song is more of a african tribal chant that farmers use to send messages to their cow or sacred cows. Thank you for sharing this rare tradition, it is absolutely beautiful 😍

[@beatifulshadow]

Hello, can you please tell me how is it called ? I'd love to hear it.

[@debrataylor1813]

You should get it on video or audio at least and share. I’d love to hear that. I find different cultures fascinating when looking into their lifestyle and history

[@TimiTamminen]

That's amazing! By the way, I'm glad I came across your channel because I've been looking for an Africa-focused cultural channel for the longest time, you definitely gained a new subscriber

[@SizzlesDiaries]

@@TimiTamminen Thank you! I recently picked up my camera again after almost two years so stay tuned for more awsome African content.

[@jasminethompson2416]

I’ve been practicing this with my parents goats and sheep. They say that I have to stay with them because that’s the only way to get the livestock into the barn now.

[@Rain-tc6gn]

thats actually really cool lol good job

[@debrataylor1813]

😂😂😂

[@Mythical4227]

So cute!

[@Genasinsight]

I called some horses with this. It's for herding animals.

[@eTheRealEm]

Thank you! Now I just need to get out of the city so I don’t get thrown out of my apartment! 😆

[@Kaotiqua]

I don't have sheep- just cats. Been doing it my whole life. Learned it from my mother. We're not Swedish. But I'm a professional singer, and somehow, even though I do some of the same or similar exercises as Katie, I never made a mental connection between those calls and my music, it's just sounds I make that feel good, and communicate. I'm rethinking that now!

[@ladylibrum7145]

I'm going to blast this outside for my neighbors around the lake, around 6 am 😄

[@finleycmacalpine2473]

I'm a Dane in Canada so disconnected😢. I'm also first nations-Mohawk. I love learning the similarities between my cultures. I work with youth, going to use Kulning to get their attention 😂 I'm a natural at it! I already mimic the sounds without effort! I'm so grateful you're teaching!❤️💛🤍🖤 Sometimes indigenous teachings are kept hush hush because we're trying to preserve what's left since we're in the 7ish generation of colonization

[@spanbeam]

My neighbours must thimnk i'm nuts but i;m loving this x

[@violingirl1160]

I love singing like this to call my dogs from the meadow. It feels so good. And they love it too.

[@Sheherat]

Thank you for making this video! My mom's aunt would call her cows home from setra like this, near Dovre mountains and it was amazing. Her voice really complimented the scenic nature around us and it was so endearing hearing the cows approaching like "we're here" and "we're coming". Listening to kulning became some of my most treasured memories. I've always wanted to learn how to sing and now I'm thinking I should start with kulning because it's so much fun and can sound very beautiful.

[@squash6497]

The warm-ups are really good. They remind me of a really good voice teacher I've had

[@ГаляСтанева-л2м]

Love from Bulgaria.Amaising voices and technique. It helps for thyroid gland. Relaxing and liberating. Feel joy after that singing. Thanks.

[@whyyousotriggered6050]

Thank you so much for this tutorial I've been having a hard time really hitting my pitch but once you said imagine the sound coming from my pelvis it instantly changed my sound and now I'm on the right track thank you

[@SP_33333]

You're a great teacher. Thank you❣️

[@forevermore9431]

Thank you a lot. I love to sing, but somehow my voice is supersilent and has no power. Maybe, this can help me to actually find some power for it. It must feel so releasing and freeing to do this.

[@TheLeftwheel]

Thank you for posting this! I've been wanting to take up kulning for a while, now! It's tough to practice in an urban area where you have so many neighbors.

[@G_baxty]

The crazy this is this is how I call my sheep. I never knew about this Untill today

[@DIVINEGuitarLessons]

This is a fun video to go along with 😊 I felt like Ace Ventura, Adam Sandler (Bally-oo-hoo!) and a Yodeler all wrapped into one! 😄

[@virginia2769]

I'm really glad to have found this video, you have teach me a very beautiful lesson and encourage me to try it. Thank you so much! 💕💕

[@somebodyswatchin5]

Beautiful and so spiritually releasing and connecting!! I make sounds to my animals all the time and sing to them as well~ and many of the sounds you've shown us here, I have made! So wonderful! Thank You!

[@cassiewinfield1478]

Thankyou so much for doing this video. Much love to you from England, Essex ✌️💚

[@Coaching-is3pz]

Those are fun exercises! I'm enjoying this. Thank you!

[@beatrizrojas5093]

Thank you very so much

[@TheMurlocKeeper]

This is so beautiful! I think the main problem for many is that we have nowhere out in the complete wilderness to practice this. I do actually like using my voice and singing, but I only do it private, due to having an awful and abusive upbringing. Stuff like that really does make it's mark on children, and it can stay with them all their lives. You have to fight really hard against your own programming in order to do something wild like this, and be ok with others thinking you are nuts. :P Perhaps one day I will get to try this....

[@angel80124]

Im in love of this🥰🥰 im learning, im so happy i found this you're a grat teacher, kisses from Bolivia

[@aliciazigay4510]

This is a fantastic tutorial! Thank you for taking the time!!

[@NickyLindolls]

Thank you. This is very helpful with the warm ups and everything.

[@LovePantsu]

Thank you so much for the video, this really works! Had to stop midway because I live in an apartment building and the sound gets so resonant it might scare off my neighbors... Will definitely try it once I go out in the forest

[@elyssasizemore6146]

Having Scandinavian lineage... I have learned that I can indeed do kulning 😊❤

[@estertje]

I love this!! So much fun! I think my neighbours will be less impressed haha.

[@BruniFamilyTV]

Once my daughters see this my neighbours will hate me. LOL

[@spetruck1]

You are wonderful. This was fun to mimic you!

[@mariakonstantinova7606]

Thank you for the lesson!☺️ I did it and I am very happy!

[@eva-uw9de]

Thanks soo much for encouraging, have to think about finding a lonely place to practice

[@princerschannel7426]

I have so ugly voice and I'm not loud enough but I'll try

[@bluesquirrel2472]

did you?

[@cassiewinfield1478]

No one has an ugly voice. Love yourself more ✌️💚

[@stephaniecoons8822]

I used to believe that as well. I listened to my Gran sing though, and when I matured I could hear her in my voice. So now to hear myself, I listen for my Gran. You will find your voice if you search for it.

[@Boudicaisback]

@@stephaniecoons8822 love that. Now that im older I hear my mothers voice in mine

[@tvalmabrasil]

Very good tutorial! We are doing it now here in Brazil, thanks to you :)

[@lorenenath6002]

Loved this! Very interesting,and informative.

[@Lion-Heart-666]

thank you so much for your perspective and teaching, i learned a lot and want to learn more from hearts like this.

[@ariannagao1983]

Thank you for making this video! Would you make some courses in English please?

[@juliepiechowski7953]

Hi Karin! Thank you for this nice video.. I really would like to come to Northern Lands to learn the kulning. I am already learning classical singing at the Conservatory for several years, so I can sing.. but I’m so interested in discover the history of kulning by practicing it with you.. do you give sometimes lessons for groups? I would be so glad to come 🌸 Thank you for your answer, Julie (from Belgium)

[@joliedumont6684]

Formidable!!!! kisses from Brazil

[@borvo7]

It's a beautiful chant

[@Evelyn-ii5on]

I loved it!! Love from Ecuador - South America 💕💕💕❤

[@FeDeRaTTay]

whish i wasn't in a city, i feel like i can't make a sound without being a bother

[@maeveelizabeth9832]

If you can, drive to the middle of nowhere

[@turtlemonkeyss]

Tack så mycket!

[@bananapeaches6370]

“Tse tse kärpänen ” 🤣 thank you for this 🙏

[@Numina_]

Beautiful. Thank you!

[@oetic5016]

Thankyou karin, i am male i will try but the tonnes you acheive are beyond mine haha

[@wasurii]

this is beautiful!! :)

[@meadowqueen8866]

Luv this!

[@ЕленаДешина-г3б]

Спасибо! Очень интересно.

[@cybergrassx]

That's a really interesting tutorial, thanks!

[@pollystyrene99]

My cat went bananas for this!

[@eaglelight108]

Wow! Fantastic!

[@bettabu]

Beautiful!

[@Outdoorfamily.]

Thanks sooooooo much!!!!

[@rozsa7828]

So much fun I cracked up trying the need

[@spaideman7850]

good tutorial

[@zenianguyen5887]

I love this thank you so much.

[@debrataylor1813]

Is she using actual words in her language when calling? I understand the practice videos are sounds, like voice lessons when singing.

[@la1454]

If I understand your question correctly (and I'm sorry if I didn't) I'd say that she isn't using any specific words when she is doing her actual kulning. I did hear one or two words in swedish at different points in the video, but overall her kulning were just sounds without a particular word in her language.

[@kookiesandcake5821]

Omg! When I did 6:59 i startled myself how can I be so loud and it didn't even hurt AND it did that echo thing???

[@samdevries6280]

Magic!!!!!

[@CDN_Bookmouse]

6:21 Big summer blowout!

[@GirlsRuleTheWorld2023]

I love my ancestry. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@wabythewaby]

Gotta learn this just in case I need to call a cow

[@ruthiecastro9519]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️teasonayes with me my dog loves this❤️❤️🙏🏼thank you

[@eaglelight108]

How do you get that “rolling” sound ??

[@ABCBom4thgen]

So in Germanic languages that have rolling rs you want to almost suck in and then out. It's like you roll it in reverse.. also swedish and norwegian is just... Idk how to explain it like there's a lot of to tongue stuff going on. I'd look up tongue exercises for Swedish

[@mmzddx96]

@@ABCBom4thgen WHOO! amen to that!

[@begood983]

Tack.💕

[@Genasinsight]

I love you.

[@hannahtrout2884]

I have always been shamed for trying to sing even a pop song. Idk how to even do the warm ups ... someone help 😫

[@InstantSpark1]

My voice constantly cracks when I try this 😭

[@EmmyElle.]

I would love to give this a go but I'm from another country. Is it ok for anyone to try or is it a cultural thing that should be left alone by foreigners?

[@thuyminha]

I don't know. On my farm, there is this lady neighbor that calls her cows by singing high pitched "Ahhhhhh" or something of that sort. I'm from United States. I see other foreigners (e.g. Japanese lady in Uk that loves Sweden) do kulning. I cant really say, because I am a foreigner. I believe they (Scandinavian) are understanding. I hope someone native can answer your question.

[@knaludden9104]

Of course it´s for anyone interested, in the whole world. She made it in English just because of that reason. Otherwise it would have been in Swedish.

[@Coaching-is3pz]

Instead of giving you a yes or no, I'll just leave this link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amXYZ4utg7SgeK8. It's a video of Takeo Ischi, who is Japanese, but an excellent yodeler.

[@shounenbat510]

Culture isn't a museum piece, it's just something that means something to you. If it means something to you, who cares where you're from? We need to stop acting like culture is something that belongs to only one group, because cultures become stale and die if they aren't shared. This Norwegian doesn't care if you learn how to do this.

[@Electrohexe82]

My dog was raising his head while you're calling 👍 directly reaction,great♥️

[@johnsperka2253]

We call this hollering here in Virginia- it’s how people used to keep in touch before cell phone- you hollered! Not as pretty as kulning