WHO IS THIS! Moroccan reacts to Sissel Kyrkjebø Pie Jesu for the first time ever ! SHOCKING REACTION

[@LaidaReyes-s8d]

She's on top my favorite singers .Love her angelic voice ❤❤❤

[@barbdelph6258]

Sissel is Norwegian and is a crossover Soprano that can sing any genre beautifully. Please react to more Sissel. Thank you

[@gdpower456]

Listen to "Slow Down" by Sissel. You will remember it for the rest of your life

[@wikipediaman959]

Love her!

[@annebergmans677]

Nice reaction on Sissel, one of worlds' best singer! Love to hear her singing! Please react on Lara Fabian, "je suis malade" is amazing!!! Another incredible female singer. Thank you very much .

[@noriemeha]

Who is this? Only the loveliest smile in music. A remarkable singer who is not a diva nor a music snob, but sings to share her love of song... any song she likes. Her voice is the vocalise on Cameron's Titanic movie, so you've probably heard her. She could have been much more famous than less talented singers but she knows what's really important in life: Family, home, friends. This Pie Jesu is from Faure's Requiem so not from opera. (You have some catching up to do where Siss is concerned.)

[@boskoglund]

To listen to Sissel when she sings any songs her voice is out of question one of the best i heard so far.She makes every song so you can enjoy her voice as you can´t find in any there worldwide.

[@boskoglund]

Thank you for reacting good to my best friend.

[@boskoglund]

My wish is that you go on listen to her music in Norway she is an icon and legend .

[@kjetilandersen8329]

Did you know that Sissel is also singing the overturepart in the movie Titanic? You should also listen to Sissel singing Shenandoah, and Prince Igor with Warren G. It will leave you speechless.

[@anthonypilla9811]

SISSEL IS THE BEST SINGER

[@robinblackwood8859]

Try "Slow Down" - skill level off the chart. Also "Going Home". " Summertime" and" Shenandoah" are phenomenal as well.

[@MsFuruodden]

She have been singing since she was a little girl. Now she’s about 60😅She singing because she love it!

[@leecowell8165]

Now you know WHY I've been listening to her for over 30 years... Not only does she have tremendous range and vibrato its the tone of her voice as well. And btw she sings in 15 languages. This performance was quite awhile ago as she's currently 53yo.

[@normankennith7919]

also check out patricia janeckova's version of 'pie jesu'! sadly she died last october the first with breast cancer aged 25, 6 weeks after being married! she became famous winning 'talentmania' in slovakia aged 12 singing 'once upon a time in the west'!!!

[@tubbs1dm]

Thanks for reacting to Sissel. Please, research her. There are many KZbin videos in all genres. She is incredible. Please continue to share her performances. This was when she young. She a still recording. Check out her Reflections project Also, all her Trilogy recordings.

[@kiaraparkinson2463]

I’ve actually seen her sing live-it’s otherworldly! One of the world’s treasures. She’s has performed with the Traceable Choir at Temple Square and it’s just so beautiful.

[@aliciahager2961]

The Choir referred to, formerly the Morman Tabernacle Choir, now known as The Choir at Tabernacle Square.

[@donmac8181]

Listen to "Solitaire" when in her teens==AWESOME!

[@sisselfan]

Thank you for reacting to the Norwegian national treasure. Could you react to Sissel and Neil Sedaka performing "Solitaire"?

[@susanneericsson3871]

You most listnen to, Slow down with her! 🥰

[@kjetilvesterlistrand3646]

She is older then me, but younger then my father, and we both have a crush on her.

[@SavedChampion]

Listen to her sing Going Home. ❤

[@elisenelson3631]

She sings a lot of different genres of music.

[@daghugowilhelmsen5660]

LOL. Just one of the worlds best female crossover sopranos. If you want perfection try "Slow Down", if you want to learn more about her listen/react to this concert: "Sissel in Concert All Good Things" kzbin.info/www/bejne/enfVeJdqeq2fhpI It have it all from Bluegrass to opera.

[@paulfredericksen6565]

This isn't opera, actually. It was written by Andrew Lloyd Webber, who wrote so many famous musicals. This is a more classical piece by him, though, it's from his Requiem Mass. And you don't have to apologize for not usually listening to opera. I have spent years playing in opera orchestras, and I don't like most opera, either. But there are specific songs scattered throughout them all that I love. If you like this Pie Jesu, then I'm sure you will run across some opera you enjoy listening to sooner or later.

[@RossNixon]

It always surprises me when I hear reactors call a good soprano voice opera. I call it opera if there is a constant warbly vibrato in the singing, which I hate.

[@joele.campbell1532]

She also did the background voice to soundtrack of “Titanic”, she’s not singing words. Pull up that soundtrack and listen to the piece titled “ Rose”.... not many voices could perform that piece of music. You were spot on that her performance is effortless, incredible that she started in choirs at 9 years of age & by 17 sang solo. She’s so humble and really has no interest in being a star. She’s performed many times with the Tabernacle Choir. Enjoy discovering her !! 🙏🏻❤️

[@tubbs1dm]

I agree, except for the effortless part. It may appear effortless, but truly that is her magnificent self-control. She is a perfectionist and manages to perfectly control, her voice, breathing and body. She may not move around flamboyantly as others do, but she concentrates exquisitely on every note. Her eyes are focused on what is happening around her. She always knows where the cameras are and she looks right into them. This makes us feel that she is looking and singing directly to us. Such a wonderful performer. Thank you again, for sharing.

[@Robert-cx6ls]

Thanks Ahlam 🇳🇴🙏❤️

[@jericcosangma4685]

without sissel Titanic into is incomplete

[@sophistichistory4645]

This piece, written by the inimitable Andrew Lloyd Webber, is a requiem. Pie Jesu ........Merciful Jesus Qui tollis peccata mundi ......He who takes away the sins of the world Dona a eis requiem .......Grant (give) them peace (rest) Agnus dei .......Lamb of God Very simple, very traditional. The style and the funerary invocations harken back some 900 years. Now, if you'd like some brilliant Broadway by an artist you probably haven't heard of, singing a selection that is equally mysterious....... Linda Eder singing "Gold". There's a video of a live 2012 performance that (imho), actually exceeds the studio recording (which was made almost a decade earlier), because as an older woman, she can more fully emote the lyrics.

[@willarth9186]

Sissel (Shur-shay-bo) is the greatest cross-over mezzo soprano of a generation. She sings Pop, Jazz, Opera, Folk, Gospel... Any genre with beauty. I request more of her. Any song... Also, I request a group you may not have heard of: Celtic Woman - You Raise Me Up kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5fanZ1mnMeUlc0

[@Cta2006]

(Shur-shay-bo) Not really

[@kjetilvesterlistrand3646]

Her last name means Churchtown.

[@lillm6874]

Nice reaction 👍 Sissel is an amazing singer from Bergen in Norway, she’s not an opera singer ❤️ You should check out her performance of: Solveig’s sang (song) live in front of the King and Queen of Norway in 1991, she’s only 22 years old and sings with no effort at all. Could you please react to another amazing artist from Bergen/Drange in Norway, Aurora 🙏😍 “Runaway” live at the Nobel peace prize concert 2015 She wrote this song when she was 11 years old, and at that age she didn’t quite understand the meaning of the song, but as she grew older she knew that home meant home to her parents 💕 ❤️

[@aranerem5569]

Hi there

[@ragnarkisten]

She isn't Norwegian, she is from Bergen!

[@leecowell8165]

Bergen is a major port of Norway...

[@ragnarkisten]

@@leecowell8165 No it is a nation of its own. Just ask those who live there!

[@brgilbert2]

@@ragnarkisten Ok!! You actually made me laugh. So, after checking a map of Norway and finding Bergen you are telling everyone that the people of Bergen disassociate themselves from the rest of Norway. Makes me wonder how the rest of Norway tolerate people from Bergen.

[@ragnarkisten]

@@brgilbert2 Don't go there!