1000 Years of Finnish Pop Music and Fashion Reaction
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- Professional vocalist sings through the last 1000 years of Finnish pop music!
What we now call traditional music or folk music in Finland used to be the pop music from when humans first started singing and playing instruments until like 100 years ago. But how did we get from 1000 to 3000 years old (we don’t know exactly) rune singing tradition to 2020’s most promising new artist Behm? Watch the video to see the evolution of Finnish pop (and fashion!) over 1000 years!
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Vilma has a really beautiful voice ❤ Kiitos sulle, Mauro, ihanasta videosta :))
Thank you for the reaction. Please react to Ida Elina - Evolution of Kantele (Finnish Harp). I think you're going to love this!
i like the divorce drinking song a lot. i could really play it almost anywhere just like our newer songs from 70's-2000's
This is a good video. Those rascal girl type of songs were very popular ad we have many of them still. Often singing about very serious matters with lightness and ease, and vice versa-
She performed in the late Kaija Saariaho's opera, 'Innocence'. The opera was awarded with the Tait Award for Best New Opera Production at the 2024 Olivier Awards: "Aix-en-Provence Festival premieres Kaija Saariaho's opera, 'Innocence'", "The Royal Opera: Innocence trailer", "Innocence-traileri (Suomen kansallisooppera / Finnish National Opera)" and "Innocence: Moving Moment with Vilma Jää". Recently she has E.g. collected and documented traditional cattle calls from different parts of Finland.
Folk music is actually among the best Finnish music exports. One of the most popular groups is Värttinä. They have E.g. recorded for the Peter Gabriel's record company and were involved in the Lord of the Rings musical's production. Here's one song from them. There's a live performance available: "Värttinä - Kylä vuotti uutta kuuta". A more upbeat live performance from their early days: "Värttinä - Tupa täynnä tuppasuita".
One popular folk group is Loituma: "My Kantele (Eriskummainen kantele) - Loituma". If you're interested, here's discussion about Finnish folk music tradition and its possible influence on Finland's national composer Jean Sibelius: "Sibelius's Roots: An Interview with Pekka Kuusisto & Ilona Korhonen (Philharmonia Orchestra)". Sometimes folk song is performed in opera hall: "Pekka Kuusisto’s hilarious Proms encore - My Darling Is Beautiful". The Loituma's version of 'Ievan Polkka' started a UA-cam rabbit hole: "Loituma: Ievan Polkka (live 1996)". The versions out there are numerous and cover wide spectrum of genres: "Nightcore - Ievan Polkka (VSNS Remix)".
Also, the folk music tradition from Kaustinen municipality has been included on the UNESCO's List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: There's also an annual international folk music festival held there: "Kaustinen Folk Music Festival - 2018 teaser" and "Kaustislainen viulunsoitto - UNESCO-hakemusvideo / Kaustinen Fiddle Playing UNESCO nomination video".
Folk music influence can be heard in different genres. Couple of examples: "Vilperin Perikunta - Tervetuloa länteen, Andrej" and "KORPIKLAANI - Henkselipoika (OFFICIAL VIDEO)".
Couple of most popular Finnish A cappella groups: "Rajaton - Dobbin's Flowery Vale" and "Club For Five - Brothers In Arms".
Annikki Tähti recorded "Muistatko Monrepon's " 1955/made famouse that song that time,,, Olavi Virta also and some others later on..Great video, thank you Mauro 🎵❤️
Me ollaan nuoriso is Pikku-Gs song. Pikku-G is a rap artist.
Kiitos ❣️
joiking and yodeling are indeed similar singing techniques. joiking is strongly associated with the Sámi, but it is also practiced to some extent by the Karelians. if you want an idea of what the Sami people's joiking sounds like, there is a video: angelin tytöt "giddat". that gives you an
I recommend a folk song Morsiamen itketys, it's about an interesting ancient tradition. There is a video with English translation on it🤗
Good night from Finland 🇫🇮❤️😘🇫🇮
Retropop (band) have done new version of "Ievan polkka", it's great
I love Vilma's singing!
Thanks Mauro😂🤗 she is very versitile👍
"Too innocent for that song" 😂😂😂 You're maybe right, but it was a good performance anyways 😀
Here's a pro Finnish folk song band called "Värttinä" (Spindle) who use old Finnish language in their songs. J.R.R Tolkien formed an Elvish language based heavily on the old Finnish language in the "Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings"-trilogy - and you can surely hear it.
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Muistatko Monrepos'n - Annikki Tähti 1955 is original
...which should be kind of obvious, considering it's a park in Viipuri.
@@blechtic Exactly, she is remembering something (the park) that is now lost. Not sure where that 1930s came from.
vilma jää has some good songs.
Ievan Polkka is huge part of Finnish music culture. You should react videos about that. Specially the one: Riikka - ievan polkka video
A genious parody! Finnish music has been the same in thousand years. So sad that there still are so many crappy wannabies in Finland who think they invented the shit...😂
React meet bearman Sulo Karjalainen. Or Juuso the bear