Colm McGuinness - If I Had A Heart (Norse Version) - Fever Ray | Opera Singer Reacts LIVE
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Him, more him. He has a good range of music and voice. He does this song himself in english and it's amazing.
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throat singing is as old as human kind is. it has no geographic bounds
I have to recommend 2 bands if you like Nordic style music. Wardruna and Eivor Palsdatter. Wardruna is from Norway amd uses traditional instruments and sings in Norwegian, Icelandic and Old Norse (language of the Vikings) Eivor is from the Faroe Islands and has the most beautiful voice.
I would love you to do a reaction to Peter Hollens cover of I see Fire from the Hobbit: Desolation of Smuag. Ed Sheerhan did the original but, and it hurts me to say it, I think Peter does it better
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Yooooo hey man your deep voice is fucking haunting. Like a dragon
Makes me feel like something huge is about to appear from some fucking mountains
@@lobsterboy667 😂 The Colmdragons coming over the mountains, fire breathing and growling
I’m not 100% sure you’re not a undercover viking after hearing this dude
I’ve watched you for years Colm I know you are actually singing but idk why it throws me off everytime and I immediately assume you’re faking, then I see your face and I just go “oh it’s colm”
Actually Colm doesn’t split his recordings like that, it’s just swapping between the layers he’s singing, it’s rather impressive.
It is.
As a fan of Mr Colm McGuiness myself, I think his voice is just actually that deep. His diction and annunciation are impeccable in every octave, I personally think he's had training but most of his voice is natural (and overlayed several times)
Pretty sure he's also got a degree in music as well!
He plays all the instruments and does all the background vocals in these videos.
This song makes me want to row a boat beyond the horizon with the rest of the raid party, an axe in my belt and a shield on my back!
If you get the chance I’d recommend his Norse version of “My Mother Told Me” as well.
She needs to hear the trio version of "Valhalla Calling" of Miracle of Sound, Peyton Parrish, and ThatBassVoice.
I think Maggie would lose her mind.
That cover is AMAZING!
There is a form of Norse throat singing and ive seen it demonstrated by the guy who fronts Wardruna.. he also makes and plays the viking lyre harp you see being played ..
I like his rendition of the old Irish gaelic battle challenge song..
Yes girls do 🤣 they also Yoik and make other wonderful Scandi vocalisations 😜🤣
So, hey, that instrument you think is interesting is a Viking violin.
Colm is so amazing... so many instruments, and that voice! 💖
Called a talharpa.
I believe it is also known as a Bowed Lyre
It’s a cello.
It's called a tagelharpa
Colm actually learned Old Norse I order to do this song justice. I am so happy to watch your reaction to this
all his songs are gold. his voice gives me chills and transports me to the past.
Colm graduated from uni as a composer of classical type music. He has several instrumental pieces that he wrote and recorded for the live play Critical Role (Welcome to Taldori). When Covid shut everything down and the sea shanty craze started he began to sing. His bass was always stellar but his tenor needed some work which he has worked on it and has become absolutely amazing. He lives in a rural section of Ireland that it often takes him 6 hours to upload a video. So dedication.
"gef mér meirr" is going into my daily vocabulary
Also if you have any interest in linguistics and etymology, the phrase he keeps repeating, in English, is “give me more.” Lots of English words derive from Old Norse. Colm also has a version of Misty Mountains in Dwarvish.
Good reaction!
interesting fact in his videos he plays everything.
I would suggest listening to Colm singing the Norse Folk Metal versions of "My Mother Told Me", and "If I had a Heart" as well. In both, he gets into a full out metal scream... this man has an incredible voice.
Definitely check out more of his stuff. His version of misty mountains in khuzdul (dwarvish) is probably my favorite and is so wonderfully nerdy.
Norse is the basis for many north central European languages such as Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Icelandic, Faroe, and to some extent English (we use a lot of the grammar rules).
Many families from Scotland and Ireland including mine have Norse roots.
Red hair is a genetic marker for Scandinavian roots as is grey eyes. I have both....
Basically throat singing was found in three places in the ancient to medevil world Mongolia, Scandinavia, and Tibet.
You should do his cover of hoist the colours! It’s amazing!!!
If you’re never listen to Van Canto, give them a listen, a capella metal, they do have a drummer but everything else is vocals.
Van Canto vote
100%
Just dont do the live performances, they have pretty bad audio
Yes definitely they are a great group
Maggie, you seem to have enjoyed this one. You should take a listen to his dwarven version of Misty Mountain Cold
I agree-it was awesome-this guy has a deeper voice than Geoff!
He is also playing all of those instrument!
Actually no this is not throat singing he has a low voice that was actually his chest note
Yes. Colm is an oktobass aka a basso profondo
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I love this recording which is what brought me here... but @ 9:48 you mention LP, who I'd not heard of... so, I jumped down the rabbit hole... and FELL in LOVE!! Thank you.
Since he is Irish and a ginger the chance is pretty high that he has Viking ancestors. The red hair in Ireland and Scotland is brought into the local gene pool by the Norwegians during the Viking Age and the High Middle Ages.
It's been a while since I heard this one. This is a great way to start the New Year Maggie! That dramatic sound reminds me of Inception. 🎻
There's Inuit throat singing. I can't remember the name of the woman I've heard (it was on CBC Radio here in Canada) but I think she was from Inuktitut so that could help you find her.
You should definitely react to Colm's cover of that song from The Hobbit, Misty Mountains IN DWARVISH
Hello chills down my spine! That was epic, especially with having earphones on.
Lovely/awesome/quirky/extra reaction as always, Maggie!
As these lyrics go: "More, give me more, give me more", please! ❤🎻
Thank you!! Can't wait to see you tomorrow! 🥰
@@maggiereneemusic I should be able to catch a song or two before bed 🙂🤞
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Canadian Inuit women are famous for their traditional throat singing.
you should see Colm McGuiness Misty Mountains (Dwarvish Version). Also the 3 stringed instrument he is playing is called a tagelharpa from what I have been able to research on the instrument its a Nordic stringed instrument.
Colm is Irish, he just wanted to do this song in Old Norse. He has an amazing voice and does many different genres. I just think it's upsetting when people confuse European countries with each other and I live in the USA lol.
The bowed instrument he is using (besides the Cello) is called the "Talharpa" (also called a Tagelharpa or Strakharpa). It is a four-stringed harp instrument from Scandinavia. Translated into English, it means "Tail-Hair harp".
Over the last three days I've binge watched every single video of yours I could find. That being said, I love your analysis and share your love of deep base as well as eclectic unique music. After watching all your videos I noticed you have done one meatloaf song... but not his most famous "Paradise by the dashboard light". Please please do this one. And as a side note I have a very eclectic eccentric band to introduce you to. I won't tell you anything about it other than it is norse and you might want to look up skaldic poetry before going in so you are a little prepared. i really hope you like it, but either way, I invite you to check out Heilung (band name) - LIFA - Krigsgaldr (album and song)
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Now I've got gold feeesh stuck in my head
Whether he breathes or not, I'm still fascinated by his Rattling bog (Irish tune) because seriously, it sounds like he doesn't! That and "Humors of Whiskey". Both incredible! And, of course, Phantom of the Opera - Music of the night. That last note?
Another great job Maggie! Wish I could have been at the premier today! See you at tomorrows in the chat!
Scandinavians did throat singing too.
That was unique!! So glad to chat with you again, great extra reaction!! Sorry for the bad joke, Luke!! 🎻💖
Look At His Voice In The Hobbit - Misty Mountains (In Dwarvish)
Finally. Colm mcguiness in the Maggie House
He also does an amazing cover of I am here. The lyrics are so amazing and I know you will love it
Recent sub due to this vid. Your energy is effing contagious 👌
Awesome, thank you!
The square string instrument is a talharpa. It's similar in tuning to a cello
Norsemen were VIKINGS!
Now let us sail away and crush our enemies!
Heilung uses throat sining. There are some recordings of Mongolian women using it too.
The Chello is amazing!
Ohhh wow, you actually did this one! :D Thanks to Brian for also suggesting it! (I only mentioned it under a video.)
About Fever Ray: please do check out their song "When I grow up", and watch the video if you listen to it; the combination is amazing!
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To think throat singing was prevalent among a lot of cultures from Mongolians, Norse, I believe Indian culture too.
As a fan of D&D livestream Critical Role, I will say this: Colm McGuniess is a master musician. Love his stuff!
By the way, Maggie, you need to check out a song called "Valhalla Calling -- Trio Version". This song has Miracle of Sound, Peyton Parrish, and a singer called "ThatBassVoice." The singer ThatBassVoice is named Eric, and from what I can find, he has a 10-octave range, and is the lowest voice I've ever heard. If what I've found is true, he would have the largest range of any vocalist in the world, as well as the deepest bass voice in the world.
Lastly, Maggie, "Norse" is synonymous with "Viking" -- of which I am a descendent. I am both Irish and Viking, and I can say, this is exactly what I would expect from someone who would live the old Norse, the old Viking, lifestyle.
Came here to listen to someone react to Colm McGuiness's singing, immensely distracted by the fact that you're an absolute spit of my aunt Donna about 20 years ago, down to the happy shocked facial expressions..... But with an American accent
I love you perform every time I see you back to say guau is so beaty
Now that was interesting! Singing way down there like maybe a Frost Giant might. Good video, good reaction, good analysis, good edit. Did I mention it was good?
Lol the look on your face 😊😊
The words sky and window comes from them Vikings. And “Normandy.”
Yes, the "epic bases")))
If you watch even 1 episode of "Vikings" on H U L U, you can hear how this sounds in English. There are multiple artists singing (covering) this in English. Basically, Old Norse or Norse refers to "Northmen" or "Vikings". This covers a major part of the history of Europe and the rest of the world.
If you have not seen it you should watch The 13'th Warrior it is about Viking Norsemen
Probably been said already (as I am super late to the party) but the similarity to Mongolian throat singing is to be expected as the ancient Norse culture was also a predominantly oral culture when it came to story telling, both myth and history so the use of vocal effects would have been the norm (it’s like typing in ALL CAPS in the digital age to get a message across). 😊
Just think how good your kids would sing!!!
You’d be surprised the sound you can make without moving your facial muscles at all. I can reach a very low pitch without much effort but if i tilt my head down it helps with singing even lower. (In the same way people do it to make themselves sound like their crying a bit when giving a half hearted apology 😂)
I'm not sure how it's spell it but there is a type of singing that Scandinavian women do called, kullning (like I said, not sure if I spelled it correctly!), you should check out!
That's funny you remind LP))) yes they got sounds in their souls )))
Ahhhh, from the series "The Vikings'. Wow very talented. The Mongolian throat singing ie The woe ( sorry can't remember how to spell it. My other half was huge into them while back I know alot of the sounds lol)
I feel killing some frost giants listening to this god among mortals
Hello Maggie I had my DNA done and I am 45 % Viking ,Scot, and Irish and then smaller portion's in Europe and the smaliest is from Camaroon,Sengalie and Butan 3 other countrie's in the same area.
Listening you at 10:08, now I want to hear you sing a cover on that song(in whatever language you want, I'm sure it'd be great!)
If you read aloud the IKEA catalogue in this key and tone, you will summon ... interesting beings.
What to react to - here's my list for you - Kondja Mia by Yamma Ensemble. Lyfjaberg by Wardruna. Trollabundin by Eivor Palsdottir. Wayfairing stranger by Rachel hardy.
Colm would be good at storyline voices for video games
It's actually a more of a "Norse Chant" than "throat singing"
You can not see that which isn't there. (Speaking of course of Colms eyebrows) ♡
Yes women do throat sing too
Cool is an illusion, be yourself.
But if it did exist, it would sound like this.
Make sure you check out the original version, too. :)
If you wanna hear female growl and throat singing singing find Jinjer - Pieces or Percival Schutenbach - Choryca
Maggie, please please react to Colm's cover of The Sound of Silence! It is amazing!!
The one instrument is called a talgaharpa.
If you want to hear a powerful song done by a German group (this in english) listen to "Warriors of the World United" by Feuerschwanz" it is one of the most powerful videos/music I have ever seen-course being a person who wore armor/weapons of course I would love it!
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This may be a little late you may have already done it but if you liked low bass listen to the trio Valhalla calling would love to see your reaction for that
I thought I had a deep voice. This guys ballls dropped but they left a crater when they landed…
Try the bass gang's version of If i had a heart
Lzzy Hale on The Hu's Song of Women absolutely mimics if not actually throat sings. I don't think you've covered this, but it might be time now. This song is interesting, but not something I'd turn to often.
Do "wayfaring stranger." His range is unreal.
Please react to "take us home by Colm McGuinness"!!
React to Dan Vasc covers
He is a metal singer
And he has incredible vocal range.
Doesn’t she hear “Give me more, give me more”?
Hi, renee. Greetings from México city, please reacting... Pull me under. Of Dream theater.
Ugh yt didn’t give the motivation until 25 minutes after
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heh, how about a song in Dwarvish
First baby
Have you tried Diana Ankudinova "can't help falling in love"?
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Hey Maggie...greetings from Brazil !!...and i really loved your reaction video to Iron Maiden ..and could please do a reaction video to Iron Maiden - The Rime of the Accient Mariner... which for me its one the greatest songs of all time.. thank you very much 😎🤘
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nytt land has a female throat singer.
You need to react to Anoana by hielung if you want true chills do it you won’t be disappointedly
hi meggy i love your reaction.. please react to any song from avenged sevenfold, its my favorite band