Eivor Pálsdóttir is so far more than just a folk singer, she studied jazz and opera but does also a bunch of pop music styles. She was Gavin Bryar´s choice for his marilyn forever opera ....
I don't care what religion is on the island , it looks heavenly no matter what religion your into, me personally I'm into none but I don't begrudge people of faith, I'm even occasionally envious.
Thanks for that. I've just checked Wikipedia and it says St Mary's Roman Catholic Church is situated in Tórshavn's park, the only forest in the archipelago. Also, it says there are approximately 130 Catholics throughout the islands, at least a third of whom are Faroese. I'm interested because i am a Catholic and i would like to live in the Faroe Islands.
@@wastehazey6468 I would say due to the 7 candle stick holder at the centre of the alter, and the faded artwork that in its present state look like old Hebrew writing at the apex if you look closely at 4:08 Of course, needless to say, the candle stick holder is not a Jewish Menorah, which has 9 candlestick holders.
Thanks for that. I've just checked Wikipedia and it says St Mary's Roman Catholic Church is situated in Tórshavn's park, the only forest in the archipelago. Also, it says there are approximately 130 Catholics throughout the islands, at least a third of whom are Faroese. I'm interested because i am a Catholic and i would like to live in the Faroe Islands.
The park in Tórshavn is technically a plantation. It's man-made. If memory serves me right, the only "natural forest" here on the islands is in Hvalvík and it consists of less than 10 trees.
Eivør´s song is connecting us with the past...................massive!
Gorgeous country, gorgeous talented woman!
zapfanzapfan Im Faroe and life is nice her
Eivor Pálsdóttir is so far more than just a folk singer, she studied jazz and opera but does also a bunch of pop music styles. She was Gavin Bryar´s choice for his marilyn forever opera ....
and country
Yeah her first album is nothing but jazz. She's such a talented musician.
Perfect to my ears. Surprisingly quite similar to our native sean nós in here at home in Éire. I deeply love the scale.
Love eivor, she has a stunning voice, she is working with einar selvik from wardruna which is awsome
Wow, despite the sub-optimal audio recording and bad acoustics, brought a tear to my eye.
It started with nice EBM and then some tear-enducing singing from Eivör.
odin blessed eivor ...she songs like an blonde angel......!
If you say odin, you might wanna go with valkyrie instead of angel. Nordic nitpicking
Would Bragi not be more likely to led her his ear?
Now that's some soul turning sweet and beautiful package of wonderful music and looks 😊
I wasn't expecting to see Eivor in your videos but yes, I love her work.
I don't care what religion is on the island , it looks heavenly no matter what religion your into, me personally I'm into none but I don't begrudge people of faith, I'm even occasionally envious.
Fantastic. Really good atmosphere
but i don't think that the fishermen used to sing it like the blond angel we just witnessed...
Thanks for that. I've just checked Wikipedia and it says St Mary's Roman Catholic Church is situated in Tórshavn's park, the only forest in the archipelago. Also, it says there are approximately 130 Catholics throughout the islands, at least a third of whom are Faroese. I'm interested because i am a Catholic and i would like to live in the Faroe Islands.
Please don't...
amazing... Saludos desde Bolivia
Bravo, Bellisimo! Very inspiring.
Was she a contestant in the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant for the Faroe Islands?
its a lutheran church not a sinagogue.
There's inscription in Hebrew and a menorah looking ....thingy!
Either way, not very Indo-European.
@@WolfCourtaud Most Lutheran clergy study Hebrew and it's considered a sacred language.
L'chaim.
@@WolfCourtaudJust (((christian))) things, you know...
I think so, but there are barely any Catholics on the islands
4:57 lol, funny story. They seem like lovely folk.
more antient songs by eivor plz
Sooo good
no instruments needed, she is them all.
I think most of the Catholics there are Philipino women , I was lucky enough to see Eivor live but this is a nice.
Retro Jive
Half way between Bjork and A-Ha. Literally.
1:29 looks like the mountains beside my house here in Norway :O
here she sing in norvay czcams.com/video/wsl-KHGe4Kk/video.html
Hail Europa!
Dansaðu Vindur!
Very nice singing! I knew it was a Lutheran church. Is there a Catholic chapel in the Faroe Islands?
Praise Odin, what a voice!
vackert !
Just curious, who is the hymn sung to?
does anyone know what the hymn is called?
After deciphering the lyrics and googling everything I heard; it seems like it's called: "Jeg vil mig Herren love".
I thought the title was an innuendo
Sounds just like Irish Sean Nós singing
The fuck with that menorah behind Eivor.
And yet another menorah behind the priest and some hebrew characters too. Just to remember what christianity really is...
a menorah has 8 candles not 7
Survive the Jive Check here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menorah_(Temple) there are seven branched too (and even 9 branched for chanukah if i'm not bad)
juan david restrepo duran it's not a menorah
Sofia Ciniglio I already gave my reasons... Where are yours?
Kingo?
4:00 sadly not the last
She did some stuff with Tyr before
Eire also has a Viking past...
CEOkiller aye Jackeenville
Dublin was founded by vikings.
I think it was a small town or something but they made it more important
???????
Türk yok mu ya
🇮🇳
A bit harsh, sorry luv.
A jewish church in the faroe islands. Interesting.
No, it's Lutheran.
same thing
I don't think there's a single synagogue here on the islands, but I could be wrong.
Out of curiosity, why did you think it to be Jewish?
@@wastehazey6468 I would say due to the 7 candle stick holder at the centre of the alter, and the faded artwork that in its present state look like old Hebrew writing at the apex if you look closely at 4:08 Of course, needless to say, the candle stick holder is not a Jewish Menorah, which has 9 candlestick holders.
@wastehazey6468 if there's no moses I'll move tomorrow
(Damn I'm late to this one, probably is one now)
Thanks for that. I've just checked Wikipedia and it says St Mary's Roman Catholic Church is situated in Tórshavn's park, the only forest in the archipelago. Also, it says there are approximately 130 Catholics throughout the islands, at least a third of whom are Faroese. I'm interested because i am a Catholic and i would like to live in the Faroe Islands.
it is daying outh with the nons in start ther was menny buth noth so menny annymore buth those ther are have a nice time and have a free life
The park in Tórshavn is technically a plantation. It's man-made.
If memory serves me right, the only "natural forest" here on the islands is in Hvalvík and it consists of less than 10 trees.