Savage Daughter (Wyndreth Berginsdottir Cover) - Live

Our rendition of the powerful song "Savage Daughter". From the spring concert "Vitae" at Kulturkirken Jakob in Oslo, April 27th 2024.
"Savage Daughter" is a song written by singer Wyndreth Berginsdottir. It's described as a powerful anthem celebrating the strength, resilience, and independence of women. It explores the connection between a mother and her daughter, emphasizing the loyalty and determination passed down through generations.
Arrangement and conductor: Daniel Bahram
Percussion: Caroline Lensjø-Alvin, Ingrid Rørtveit, Marita Myklestad Ellingsen, Rikke Storvik Sjøhelle
Video production: Mikkel Hauge (MHH Visual)
Audio production: Geir Døhlie Gjerdsjø

[@DonLopeDeAguirre]

I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice My mother's child is a savage She looks for her omens in the colors of stones In the faces of cats, in the falling of feathers In the dancing of fire In the curve of old bones I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice My mother's child dances in darkness She sings heathen songs By the light of the moon And watches the stars and renames the planets And dreams she can reach them With a song and a broom I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice We are all brought forth out of darkness Into this world, through blood and through pain And deep in our bones, the old songs are waking So sing them with voices of thunder and rain We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice

[@ishtar2848]

Thank You👍🙏💖🌻

[@limuyhratii]

I love your channel!!! Ignore all of the weird negative comments - continue to stay true to who you are. Not everyone will understand or know how to appreciate it and that’s okay

[@heyitsabbiek]

I would love to have my Treble choir perform this piece. Will your arrangement be available for purchase?

[@penultimateh766]

You really need some baritones to give this oomph. Oh wait....

[@foxxiepaws9533]

some women can do tenor or baritone some of such it takes a bit of vocal training but it can be done by lower alto's

[@ThoraSigurd]

I hope you gave credit to the writer

[@ThunderZtormDK]

The credit is literally in the title of the video.

[@pollyredmond8409]

The writers name is in parenthesis with the title. Wyndreth wrote it.

[@coranalna7257]

You guys really need more recognition. You're so good!

[@GB-fh3qr]

❤

[@davidshiah7730]

Wonderful performance !

[@finitobonito]

Would be somewhat more fitting if there was a woman leading the choir 🤔

[@rebabeckwith466]

I look at him as providing a service.

[@earth2jennyl]

I stopped watching before a note was sung because of the way the women were looking at the male conductor like God. Not for this song, please. I love men and the masculine when they are in right relationship to the feminine. This song should never be led by a man.

[@queenboudicaradiant9639]

@@earth2jennyl ~ Please seek some help✨

[@moorelucy5252]

Just enjoy people doing something different than from what you are used to.

[@wolfnes1]

⁠@@earth2jennylwhy do you judging a person by their gender? Is it really that important? And he obviously didn't want to offend anyone with this, you made it up. Sorry for any mistakes in text, I used a translator