the dancers are very good .You have to have good stamina and strenght to do this traditional old halling dance.Alexander are so good playing that he actually teach others to play like him.
Şebnem Paker - dinle (1997-3.) Sertap erener - everyway that I can (2003 - 1.) Athena- For real (2004 - 4.) Kenan Doğulu - shake it up şekerim(2007 - 4.) Mor ve ötesi - deli (2008 - 7.) Manga - we could be the same (2010-2.) Can bonomo- love me back (2012 - 7.) These are Turkey's best scores in eurovision. The last time we participated in the contest was in 2012. You can shoot a reaction video to any of these songs.
You should react to the video "Halling Norwegian folk dance" from the channel Frikar. Then you get to see the traditional dance Halling, which fitted very well to Alexanders song and violin.
2009 the first and the last year in my life , when I spend my time to watching this song contest . And I do this for him . Cuz I pray all the time for his winning 🙆♀️ And this song was the best lovely song since that times ))
If you don't know the grand final for the 2021 contest is in a couple of days. You should definitely check out performances from some other years as well, I personally recommend Russia 2016
@@domenicmaselli I don't think that Switzerland should have made the finals. Finland was my favorite yesterday. My favorite from the first semi finals was Azerbaijan, Cyprus, and Russia. My favorite of the big 5 is definitely Italy.
Hi, I love watching your reactions. Pleasee react to "Kerimcan Durmaz - Peşimde , Hadise - Sıfır Tolerans" , "Aynur Aydın - Bi Dakika" and "Aynur Aydın - Measure Up" (Turkish superstars)
That's a traditional Norwegian dance. Some ethnic dances are distinct like that, but they are by no means easy, so no need to be xenophobic about it just because you aren't familiar with this type of dancing. In Eurovision they often include folklore elements of their countries because it's a way to display their culture.
Thank you for your feedback. I am not xenophobic so I think you misunderstood my humor. The dance looked funny to me and I made a comment about it but in no way was I trying to insult Norwegian culture and I am sorry for upsetting you. At the same time I think that you should be able to express yourself honestly and openly and the dance looked funny to me. I think that we can make fun of each other's cultures in good fun as I would hate to see the death of comedy.
Hadise yi izlerken her seye dikkat eden kişi kızların ayakkabıları olmadığını garketmiyor nereye bakıyor sa artık :) Bide dansçılar şınav çekiyor bu kısım çok saçma nasıl değinmemiş şaşırdım :) şarkı ne kadar iyi ise dans ta o kadar kötü bence
I can understand your reaction given that you seem to come from an environment named USA, a country without much history and cultural background. You simply do not have the background to understand the concept of Eurovision and what is going on. The songs in the Eurovision competitions is very often about showing off the old history, culture and uniqueness of the country the competitors represent .....channelled through their music and song traditions. Europe is a very divers spectre of culture and traditions. The music presented must be original and never published before and they often put in elements of their song and music traditions. "....the choreography could have been better...." ....well...than you need to change Norwegian folk dance traditions and it's history. What you saw was no made up fantasy of any choreographer ...hence no theatre. This was elements taken directly out from folk dance and this is how it has been done for hundreds of years. The point with that kind of dance, like the vaults and kicking down of a hat from a stick ...and so on.... was some sort of competition (accompanied by the music from the fiddle) were that the men should show off and impress the ladies of how athletic they were. 300 years back the church wanted a ban on that kind of dance/music since it had a "bad" influence on young women ....who could get some "immoral" ideas..... (That last could sound like what is going on in the extreme religious groups in USA of today.....). Break dance have picked up some similar elements ....maybe influenced by the Norwegian folk dance ....who knows..... The second point is that the instrument he use is not a violin but an instrument which is unique to Norway ....it is called Hardingfele (fele = fiddle ). It looks like a violin but has a double set of strings. It's sound is richer and different.....which is obvious to hear in the video. You wouldn't be able to get that sound our of a violin. The third point: Alexander Ryback is educated as classic violinist. He has written both text and music himself. The music is heavily influenced by the old folk dance music and have nearly identical sections included in his performance.
The dancing that the guys are doing is a traditional dance called "Hallingdans" and you need good physic to do it right😁
the dancers are very good .You have to have good stamina and strenght to do this traditional old halling dance.Alexander are so good playing that he actually teach others to play like him.
tried once, broke a bone. So yes it's hard
The dancers are so amazing they gave him potential to win
The first time I heard this song was amazing
Have some respect, the choreography is old Norwegian traditional dance called Halling.
He is almoust 6'2 so he isnt short. And thats traditional dance
He's far from 6'2. He's 6'0 / 1,83 m
That is not short
The instrument is actually called a fiddle and is a small version of violin that sounds much sharper
A violin and fiddle are actually the same exact instrument
www.johnsonstring.com/violins-facts/fiddle-vs-violin.htm
Şebnem Paker - dinle (1997-3.)
Sertap erener - everyway that I can (2003 - 1.)
Athena- For real (2004 - 4.)
Kenan Doğulu - shake it up şekerim(2007 - 4.)
Mor ve ötesi - deli (2008 - 7.)
Manga - we could be the same (2010-2.)
Can bonomo- love me back (2012 - 7.)
These are Turkey's best scores in eurovision. The last time we participated in the contest was in 2012. You can shoot a reaction video to any of these songs.
2009, hadise : dum tek tek
@@slimetekdemir7649 ona tepki vermişti yanlış hatırlamıyorsam o yüzden yazmamıştım
You should react to the video "Halling Norwegian folk dance" from the channel Frikar. Then you get to see the traditional dance Halling, which fitted very well to Alexanders song and violin.
2009 the first and the last year in my life , when I spend my time to watching this song contest . And I do this for him . Cuz I pray all the time for his winning 🙆♀️ And this song was the best lovely song since that times ))
The singer is 6 feet tall, he ain’t short
If you don't know the grand final for the 2021 contest is in a couple of days. You should definitely check out performances from some other years as well, I personally recommend Russia 2016
I just watched the semi finals. Who do you think should win? I was upset that Romania didn't make the Finals.
@@josilijo6137 my favourites are Bulgaria and Italy but I predict a Switzerland or France win
@@domenicmaselli I don't think that Switzerland should have made the finals. Finland was my favorite yesterday. My favorite from the first semi finals was Azerbaijan, Cyprus, and Russia. My favorite of the big 5 is definitely Italy.
@@josilijo6137 Switzerland shouldn't even have made the finals? They were literally a favorite to win lol
fun fact about Alexander he is Belarussian who entered Eurovision through Norway and sing his song English
He isn't belarussian, he is norwegian with belarussian heritage
Bildiğim kadarıyla kemanı canlı olarak çalmıyor playback yapıyor sadece bir sahne gösterisi yani
Eurovisionun bugüne kadarki en iyisi
We could be the same den sonra ki rn iyisi
Alexander is 6 foot / 1,83 m
O yıl bende çok beğenerek dinlemiştim.
The violin and dancing is a take off on Norwegian traditional music and dance,
Hi, I love watching your reactions. Pleasee react to "Kerimcan Durmaz - Peşimde , Hadise - Sıfır Tolerans" , "Aynur Aydın - Bi Dakika" and "Aynur Aydın - Measure Up" (Turkish superstars)
Thank you so much. That means a lot to me! I will check out those videos😊
Aslında kemanı canlı olarak çalmıyor:)
Bildiğim kadarıyla canlı çalıyor hatta bir teli kopmuştu sonuna doğru bayağı konuşulmuştu o yil
Aynen bir teli kopuk cdokjscel
Kesinlikle MANGA- Eurovision izlemelisin
That's a traditional Norwegian dance. Some ethnic dances are distinct like that, but they are by no means easy, so no need to be xenophobic about it just because you aren't familiar with this type of dancing. In Eurovision they often include folklore elements of their countries because it's a way to display their culture.
Thank you for your feedback. I am not xenophobic so I think you misunderstood my humor. The dance looked funny to me and I made a comment about it but in no way was I trying to insult Norwegian culture and I am sorry for upsetting you. At the same time I think that you should be able to express yourself honestly and openly and the dance looked funny to me. I think that we can make fun of each other's cultures in good fun as I would hate to see the death of comedy.
Dude you should probably listen to the whole performance first and after that give your thoughts, just sayin
I wish I could but then I would get a copyright claim against me
You look Like Steve from minecraft
Hadise yi izlerken her seye dikkat eden kişi kızların ayakkabıları olmadığını garketmiyor nereye bakıyor sa artık :) Bide dansçılar şınav çekiyor bu kısım çok saçma nasıl değinmemiş şaşırdım :) şarkı ne kadar iyi ise dans ta o kadar kötü bence
I commented about the girls not wearing shoes and about how the guys were "rolling around on the ground"
I can understand your reaction given that you seem to come from an environment named USA, a country without much history and cultural background. You simply do not have the background to understand the concept of Eurovision and what is going on. The songs in the Eurovision competitions is very often about showing off the old history, culture and uniqueness of the country the competitors represent .....channelled through their music and song traditions. Europe is a very divers spectre of culture and traditions. The music presented must be original and never published before and they often put in elements of their song and music traditions.
"....the choreography could have been better...." ....well...than you need to change Norwegian folk dance traditions and it's history. What you saw was no made up fantasy of any choreographer ...hence no theatre. This was elements taken directly out from folk dance and this is how it has been done for hundreds of years.
The point with that kind of dance, like the vaults and kicking down of a hat from a stick ...and so on.... was some sort of competition (accompanied by the music from the fiddle) were that the men should show off and impress the ladies of how athletic they were. 300 years back the church wanted a ban on that kind of dance/music since it had a "bad" influence on young women ....who could get some "immoral" ideas..... (That last could sound like what is going on in the extreme religious groups in USA of today.....).
Break dance have picked up some similar elements ....maybe influenced by the Norwegian folk dance ....who knows.....
The second point is that the instrument he use is not a violin but an instrument which is unique to Norway ....it is called Hardingfele (fele = fiddle ). It looks like a violin but has a double set of strings. It's sound is richer and different.....which is obvious to hear in the video. You wouldn't be able to get that sound our of a violin.
The third point: Alexander Ryback is educated as classic violinist. He has written both text and music himself. The music is heavily influenced by the old folk dance music and have nearly identical sections included in his performance.
COREOGRAPHY ?????? IT S NORWEGIAN FOLK DANCE. THEY ARE ACROBATS. TRY DO IT YOURSELF MAN . BYE