Neue Wiener Stimmen: Vem kan segla förutan vind

[@mattias5157]

This is the sentiment that the members of ABBA grow up within... It often shines through in even their happiest song, if you listen carefully. Wonderful performance! I´m a Swede, living in Mexico, keeping in touch with my sentiments listening to Swedish music. This is medicine for my soul.

[@annah.6903]

I'm Swedish and I'm impressed! You did this so perfectly. I love it

[@alexejvonaigner3667]

Suuper arrangiert. Ein Bravo für diesen Chor.

[@HolyGarbage]

For anyone not speaking Swedish, original lyrics and translation: Vem kan segla förutan vind? Vem kan ro utan åror? Vem kan skiljas från vännen sin, utan att fälla tårar? Jag kan segla förutan vind Jag kan ro utan åror Men ej skiljas från vännen min, utan att fälla tårar Who can sail without wind? Who can row without oars? Who can part from his friend, without shedding tears? I can sail without wind I can row without oars But not part from my friend, without shedding tears

[@19HRG55]

HolyGarbage

[@HolyGarbage]

19HRG55 What do you want?

[@nadiamnor4337]

Merci !

[@grassoner]

Els qui no som suets, no som pas anglesos. de av oss som inte är svenska, är inte engelska.

[@quantummath]

The melody is noticeably more sophisticated than most Lullabies. It's just Fantastic!

[@anabriones7784]

Have listened to it 20 times at least. Bravi!!!! so incredibly touching.....

[@MasterOfTheChainsaw]

For those curious, the lyrics mean: Who can sail without wind? Who can row without oars? Who can part with their friend without shedding tears? I can sail without wind I can row without oars But I can't part with my friend without shedding tears I would translate to German if I knew German, sorry ;)

[@sedoschn]

Wer kann segeln ohne Wind Rudern ohne Ruder ? Wer kann scheiden von seinem Freund Ohne dass Tränen kommen ? Ich kann segeln ohne Wind. Rudern ohne Ruder. Nur nicht scheiden von meinem Freund, ohne dass Tränen kommen. This is the German Version. Thank you💕

[@Tetzehaft]

Gefällt mir so so so so gut!

[@judithpabst4361]

Es ist sehr schön ich habe es in meinem Coor gesungen es war auch sehr schön aber das war soooooooooooooooo schön ich hatte Gänsehaut

[@IlkkaYellingRosaPakarinen]

THIS IS A FINNISH FOLK SONG Who can sail without wind? is a folk song known from Finland's Swedish countryside and it is believed that it comes from Åland. It goes in minor at 3/4 time. The opening line is found in the fifth stanza of an 18th century poem, "Good night, good night, my dearest" and in its current form the song was first published in 1909. The poem relates to a theme that is common in sailor songs - to be separated from it you are in love @t

[@MrTallbarret]

To say that this is a FINNISH FOLK SONG is kind of weird. It is writen in Swedish and Åland was a Swedish Island who is today part of Finland but Åland is self governing and Swedish is the spoken language. The original lyrics also come from a swedish song, so i have no idé how this is a FINNISH FOLK SONG, i have never heard one finnish person sing this in finnish because the song is swedish.

[@ollie4726]

6/8*

[@laurence5904]

mein lieblingslied -wurde in meinem Chor für mein Geburtstag gesungen ! Woah,

[@naklow77]

Viking soul in the my blood❤ Greetings from Turkei

[@hejsapo1572]

Varför bor du Turkiet? Har du påbrå från väringagardet?

[@helvijohnson2521]

I like this choir performing the Swedish golk song., "vem kan segla "MARKUS johnson from Quincy Ma is icluding this song in his upcoming concert accompsnied by Joel Davidson .it also beatiful as a solo by Baritone Marcus Johnson.

[@suuuuuuuuuper]

Tolles Arrangement!

[@yiwenlin6905]

Soooooo schön

[@deWelli]

ich hatte Gänsehaut! SEHR SCHÖN!!!!

[@xela5891]

Ich weiß

[@tedvendlegard9776]

Wer kann ohne Wind segeln, wer kann ohne Ruder rudern, wer kann sich von seinem Freund trennen, ohne Tränen zu vergießen. Ich kann ohne Wind segeln, ich kann ohne Ruder rudern, ich kann sich von seinem Freund trennen, ohne Tränen zu vergießen.

[@SarastarMr]

Edesmennyt veljeni Tauno lauloi tätä takavuosina ruotsiksi ja säesti itseään kitaralla. Kaunis kappale.

[@francescoforgini8216]

Bellissimo, arrangiamento commovente :) BRAVI

[@annameyer2677]

Wuuunderschön

[@prioryfarmmusiccamp9071]

Is it possible to find the sheet music for the beautiful piano part? I'd be grateful...

[@kst184]

C’est très jolie

[@keolumi]

"스웨덴민요-누가 바람없이 항해할수 있을까" 제목 잊어버릴까 잠시 메모합니다.

[@UakariiExotics]

I like it.

[@stefanruprecht9797]

Gibt es dazu offiziell Noten oder ist das selbst arrangiert? Unser Arrangement ist nicht ganz so gut.

[@heinrichschutz1114]

Schau mal im Helbling-Verlag.

[@andreasbrunner4439]

❤️ 🎶

[@vergeskah]

Sehr schöne Version. Respekt. Hier mal unsere Fassung: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6a3iYelitKsqqssi=2IwQom2sHpO0Wh5h

[@punanipizza]

Im not trying to be offensive, im simply curious. Why would they need to be reading? The song is 8 verses total?

[@SlambobPG]

They're singing in an foreign language, there's probably some voice pitch notes in there aswell

[@davidrichardson7407]

Choirs need to be able to read the descant notes too. Once a choir's well-rehearsed, they know the lyrics, but it's the timing and notes that it's good to check on.

[@maxmusterman1324]

Isn t it finnish?

[@enragedfireplug213]

+max musterman No, it is Swedish, but Finland and Sweden are connected, sorta.

[@mrprivatperson]

not the languages. they're completely different and sound barely anything alike

[@MrTimoSakari]

This folkssong comes from the Swedish speaking part of Finland, it is said that it originates from the Åland Islands, which is entirely Swedish speaking by law. So it is not from Sweden.

[@RIckardMB]

@@MrTimoSakari Orginal visan är från 1700 talet. Vilket då Åland och hela Finland tillhörde Sverige. Visan i sin nuvarande form kom 1909.