See me do my #kulning LIVE at the #E3Expo for #GodofWar; kzread.info/dash/bejne/o31hxtF8otafl6Q.htmlm21s

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this beautiful and poetic comment! I didn't see it before, but do know that I appreciate it. 💕❄️✨ I haven't been as active on my KZread-channel as I wish, but I am planning on posing more music in the coming months in case you want to listen. I'd be very happy if you follow and if you want to get notifications you can also push the bell and you'll be notified whenever there's any new stuff.

@nancyburpee3610

4 жыл бұрын

My son Günnar & I love this...absolutely enchanting! Thank you so much

@LiciamVODS

4 жыл бұрын

There was a shooting star at 1:00 left mountain I just recognized wow O:

@udaymahurlkar3223

3 жыл бұрын

Please record again on full moon with this , May be feeling different. Beautiful music ......

Oh, europe still be using their magic. Glad to know, we're doin the same here in Indonesia. But, we call the rain when the sun's basking too long for months. We're also calling the fishes in the ocean when we need it. Believe in magic, because it does truly happen... I thought european have forgotten their nature and culture.... Happy to know, there are some people still connected...

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you for sharing this knowledge with me. I am so fascinated by other cultures, especially ancient or indigenous traditions that are connected with nature. I too believe strongly in magic. This night I just knew the lights would appear, despite a low likelihood based on the weather forecast. But I trusted the skies, because in a way I felt that they called me first. 💕❄️✨

@arunnalunaru

4 жыл бұрын

@Beauty Failure Wait- we do that?? Wew, gw nolep bat dah 🤣 anjiiirr

@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush

4 жыл бұрын

I wish America was that way. Some of us yearn to call.....but what? And how?

@NealeDeadlyAlien

4 жыл бұрын

We didn't forget! It was violently ripped from us by foreign religions.

@ohkaygoplay

4 жыл бұрын

It's we Americans who've lost in. Some of us feel it, but don't know what to do. The ways of our ancestors from Europe were lost along the generations. Sometimes I look up and want to sing to the stars, or to the ocean, but know that I can't, so I hum softly. It simply feels good, but likely does nothing more than fulfills something that feels like it needs to be done. I've added a scene like this into my sci fi/fantasy novel.

I came here after listening Aurora’s singing in Frozen 2!!!! This is amazing!

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I did the kulning in the original Frozen which I believe is what inspired Disney to write the script for Frozen 2. The songwriters told me back then that they wished they'd have kulning in Let It Go, but they had already released the song when I met them. And this time around I wasn't asked, but I still feel honored to have a movie inspired by my calls. I was asked to be the adult Queen Iduna in the Norwegian Frost 2, so it's some how full circle and I happen to sing about a magical river. The song I'm singing in Frost 2 is called I elven finnes alt - and is the Norwegian version of All Is Found

@janetteruiz9347

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChristineHals :O im late, i barely watched it and yes! It reminded me of kulning- the viral video of the woman calling cattle. I searched it and came across your video! Thats so cool!

@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChristineHals girl!!!! That's an amazing huge blessing! Congratulations! Really💜 some of us dream to even have the chance. That's so wonderful.

@windyqueenbaby3693

4 жыл бұрын

fuckyoumorgy meh

@cakeknishes9823

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!

When she started singing I felt a chill and tears came to my eyes. Kulning truly is beautiful

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this with me Kellin. I am happy you were moved by it. 💕❄️✨ It is a singing technique I hold very dear to my heart and it's something I learned while herding goats as a child before I even knew I had talent for singing. My neighbors heard me sing for the goats and asked me if I shouldn't become a singer, but I wanted to be a veterinarian. This technique is very much inspired by the very rugged Norwegian landscapes with hight mountains and deep fjords and people needed it to not only call and protect their animals, but also to communicate with each other across far distances.

@myothergem

4 жыл бұрын

Kellin Bloodwolf thats sad..

@user-bu7oz1lx4e

4 жыл бұрын

Try Jonna Jinton !!!

@annikahill3491

4 жыл бұрын

I wish i had that talent

@user-kh7rx8wc3z

4 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. I wonder why this is so. Somehow it triggers something deep within you.

I strongly believe you're a fairy. A really pretty one at that with such a beautiful voice😍

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨ Thank you so much for the kind words dear - that truly warmed my heart ❤️ 💕❄️✨❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

Now, I can see exactly why disney put the frozen river with mountains on the scene. This is so beautiful 😍

I've been having a very awful depersonalization episode and anxiety tonight and watching your videos brought such peace to my soul. I have thought about moving to Sweden because my heart feel so compelled to be in the presence of regal nature. I appreciate you so much and you are very inspiring. Much love from the USA💖

@saintouija6403

4 жыл бұрын

@NPCs Can’t Laugh It's a feeling not a look

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this with me! I am so sorry it took so long for me to respond. I've had a tough year, but things are getting better now. I am sorry to hear about your anxiety and depersonalization episode. I hope you are feeling better. Nature and music have always been my best medicine to any heart ache, worry or anxiety. Our world is very chaotic with a lot of external demands on people and it's very easy to lose touch with yourself, nature and what really matters. I aim to post more videos of the beautiful Scandinavian nature and I'll post music that goes with it. It means a lot to me that you found solace in my work and I hope I can continue to bring you that 💕❄️✨ Warm hugs from Norway

Thank you sister, you are nurturing the tree of life of our ancestors, we have spread through the world and our memory has been erased time and time again..,but your calling penetrates centuries of inculturation, it goes right into the heart.

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this beautiful wisdom Boddhi 💕❄️✨ I love the way you see my work. Nature is my main source of inspiration and I believe we hold the whole world, future and past within us - so my calls, just like any other music or piece of art, can very well bring up memories and I hope they also can somehow connect us to the future. We are creating the future and the past every breath we take.

I discovered kulning almost 2 years ago, and got sucked in to its beauty. I drew inspiration from it to be part of the culture of a small group within one of the alien races in the novel I'm writing. It's ethereal nature fits this group perfectly, and one of the primary characters is part of that group. She knows the songs, and at one point, sings one. I have all northern European blood (Irish, Scottish, English, German, Dutch), but no Norwegian. I have no idea why this method of singing calls to me so much.

Shooting star at 1:07 :)

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Yes! I'm so happy you noticed it. 😊🌠 That was a nice surprise for me and the filmmaker as well. 😊💕❄️✨

@msfcabrita

6 жыл бұрын

I saw 2 shooting stars (?) and other lights above the mountains during the calling but these ones were still like they came to watch her. Call me crazy now. 😅 Who else saw it? Are they stars?

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your beautiful comment 💕❄️✨ We weren't really sure the northern lights would come out that night, but my intuition told me they would. After 1,5 hours we were ready to give up. It was getting very painful to stand in the water for such a long time and I was confused that the northern lights never came. As if they knew we were about to give up they appeared in their full splendor. So it is so beautiful that you notice that they were discretely watching the whole time before they finally decided to start dancing. And yes, you are right - those are shooting stars.✨💫 I make a wish every time I see one - in real life and even in videos 😊💕❄️✨

@msfcabrita

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals you are special! 💗

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Mariana, so are you! 😊💕❄️✨

I highly recommend you listen to this with earphones on. You really get transported to another world! Thank you for sharing this with us Christine

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Rico! I love it when my music sends people into other worlds. When I compose I always travel somewhere in my mind, so that it happens to the listener is always a good sign.

sounds like one of those epic emotional magical music videos. But yours is just so much better

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words 💕❄️✨

Before I even read the comments I saw the whole thing, my eyes got teary and I got chills this is unbelievably amazing. True magic.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Denia! 💕❄️✨They mean a lot to me and I wish I'd had time to respond earlier. Warm hugs

You are an absolute spirit wind. I loved being in the water in Michigan, in mid January. Not all of mother nature was asleep then...., the colors are so beautiful..., white and blue, till the ducks flew in and brought their green backs onto the scene.

This is very under appreciated and i found my mouth hanging open, upturned in a smile and i whispered, “wow”. This was just incredible and the Kulning really brought it home! This is mellifluous and ethereal. Well done :)

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Oh my! Thank you so much for the kind words

THIS is my heritage!

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Very cool! :) Where does your family come from?

@ericnissen11

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals Norway on my mother's side and Denmark on my father's side :-)

She is literally in Frozen

@bryanknight7293

4 жыл бұрын

Well, she inspired the script for Frozen 2 with her kulning 😁

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was in Frozen 1 💕❄️✨ and Disney loved kulning so much that they wanted me to do it in Let It Go, but that song was already done and mastered and the film was finished. So they decided to write Frozen 2 around kulning. It's pretty cool to think of, that I'm the only herd caller in this world whose voice inspired a Disney script. 😋 😎

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! My dress froze to ice and it could stand by itself, just like what happens to Anna's dress in Frozen 😂😅

It moved me to tears so beautiful

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words 💕❄️✨

She is the real "Elsa". La verdadera Elsa de frozen 💓💓💓💓

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Nicky! 💕❄️✨I feel very much like a Snow Queen. In fact I got my grant to study in the US because of a song I wrote called Snow. And then when I was studying at USC Disney noticed my singing and asked me to do the snow calling in Frozen 1 which later inspired them to write a script around kulning and a siren in Frozen 2. Snow always had a strong effect on me, and it still has. My instagram is filled with snow photos and so is my webpage. So it makes me so happy to read your comment .Warm hugs 😊

this is the most beautiful video I've seen yet. your voice and watching the northern lights stream into the sky moved me( I teared up a bit). Thank you god for a giving us a beautiful sister with such a beautiful voice. It is one of my dreams to visit a place where I can physically witness northern lights, but this video took me there. Again, thank you so much for being so passionate about your work. sending you much love and big warm hugs from California

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨ Thank you so much for the kind words Mayra! It means a lot to me. Nature is my biggest source of inspiration and I'm so happy to be able to share my love for it. You should also check out my collaborator Ole Salomonsen, he's one of the best capturing it, if you wanna see more of the gorgeous northern lights: kzread.info/dron/T2B3ZMgBwVugCVL2R2jgOA.html

@givenofawkstv8732

5 жыл бұрын

I teared up 2

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨ Thank you! 💕❄️✨

@obsoleteprofessor2034

5 жыл бұрын

I'm from near Fresno and I thrive in the heat.

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

I have to admit I like both.😊 I like the variety our beautiful planet gives us. And being able to live in both the arctic circle of Norway and in sunny California is something I am very grateful for 💕❄️✨

It brings to my memory a verse of the "Rigveda" (I, 113, 17), the sacred book of ancient India: "With the chain of his voice, the offering singer gives rise to the glowing dawns" (my tentative translation). That is, it is not the singer who sings when dawn rises, but dawn which rises when the singer sings. But here we are not dealing with sun's dawn, but with the northern lights, and this is stunning. Thank you one more time for sharing this beauty.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful words and my apologies for my slow reply. Indian music is so fascinating and beautiful, but also very advanced. Perhaps one day I will collaborate with Indian composers/musicians, that would be fun. Also, India is in my prayers in this particular time of difficulties. I hope you and your family is safe. 🙏🏼❤️

Cold doesn't bother her. She's Elsa.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

I love being out in nature no matter what weather - you just need to be prepared. Right now I'm in Norway preparing for winter 😊 💕❄️✨

The dedication of this woman is on another level. I'm not sure what ethereal ability to tap into the Earth's energy and has, but trying to do this would've taken more than just my fingers, for more than a month....

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment Ivy! 💕❄️✨ In a crazy way I feel the lights appeared because I made the sacrifice. Before I went the northern lights cast wasn't very promising, but I had this very strong feeling in my heart that they would appear. It was a long drive both for me and the photographer and it was in the middle of the night and -15 degrees, so it was freezing. But somehow I just know, and trusted that the lights would appear if I just got into the river. However, after almost 2 hours it started getting painful and we had just decided to go home as the lights suddenly appeared. It was as if they had only tested us. And now they were here, and I forgot about the screaming pain in my fingers and started moving for the camera. And that's probably where my frostbite attacked. I was at the breaking point. When I got out of the water I was shaking uncontrollably for hours. I am editing the Behind the Scenes video which I will post on my channel in April. Then you can see some of our process if you like. Have a lovely weekend! 😊

This is the best kulning video i have ever seen. Its my favorite kind of ancient music. Its hauntingly beautiful ❤ I'm very proud to be Nordic. Our culture run so far back, although i'm not sure if people did kulning in Denmark, since i mostly see vids of people doing it in Sweden or Norway. But one can hope because it is so beautiful :)

This is truly glorious!!!!! Kudos to the videographer as well for capturing the moonlit river and ofcourse the magical northern lights! After frozen 2, I've been obsessed with kulning! Thank you for this divine piece of art ❤

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Aditya for your very kind words. The photographer Ole Salomonsen is one of Norway's best northern lights photographers, so I am happy to get to work with him 💕❄️✨ Frozen 2 was in fact inspired by my kulning in Frozen 1, but few people know this 😊 I'm grateful that the singing technique I used to call goats down from the mountains as a child has made such an impact on our world. It's one of Norway's many unique traditions that came about because of our nature and landscapes.

Every fiber of your voice wraps itself around our hearts and touches us in the most pure and beautiful way... Thank you Christine

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Aaaaw! Thank you so much for the kind words Chuck! It means a lot to me 😊💕❄️✨

Oh my gosh!! You are so beautiful!! Is this actual magic?? You managed to actually call on the northern lights?? You're amazing!! I find this very inspiring, your efforts and for you to be able to draw out something so incredible, such endurance. I really will remember this!! I'm sorry about your fingers, you had such dedication to stand in there so long and to keep going even when it hurt so much??? Would you say it was worth it? (I definitely loved watching this, it's mesmerizing!! ) I hope you don't mind but I was curious as to why you stood in the water? Thank you so much for this beautiful video!!

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Dear Nellie, my apologies for taking so long to reply to your beautiful, heart warming comment. I found it deserved an equally dedicated answer. 💕❄️✨ Than you so much for all the kind words. I've always loved nature and to be in it and draw inspiration from it is the best thing I know. I believe it was the northern lights that called me and not the other way around. Ever since I was a child. I had this big, black horse who was my best friend and I would lay on his back and watch the northern lights dance on the sky above us. I still remember it to this day, even if it's 25 years ago. And I believe that the majestic nature around me filled me up with all this beauty and I needed to find a way of expressing that. I always loved painting and I'd paint nature and take pictures. But as soon as I realized I could express myself through music I knew that would for me be the ultimate way of sharing those feelings I had while out in nature. And this particular night I had a feeling there'd be northern lights and my friend Ole had talked about how we should take this picture. So we gave it a chance. The weather forecast gave a 50% chance so we couldn't really know, but it was as if the lights were calling me and I knew they'd show up. After almost 2 hours of freezing and calling the lights I was a little disappointed in the lights and my own intuition. How could I have felt so strongly that they'd appear? And as we were about to leave, they showed up. It was as if they tested our faith and dedication. I do think it was worth it. I remember thinking about my fingers and how I now would have to be extra careful with cold days - which I do love - and it scared me. I also worried if I wasn't gonna be able to play piano if my fingers had no sensitivity. But I thought what we did was unique and I had a feeling it would be part of something bigger. I don't know what yet, but I am very grateful that people like the video this much. 💕❄️✨ I stood in the water because it was more beautiful and unusual than standing in the snow. I've never seen anyone stand in a river midwinters like that. I also like the reflections. It was my friend Ole's idea that I'd do it and I thought it was a good idea for a picture. Thank you so much for your beautiful comment. I will soon post a behind the scenes video for this. I hope you will like it! 💕❄️✨

Who's here from Jonna Jinton too? :)

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨

@chinchuthomas7

4 жыл бұрын

🖐

@CubanGirl-oo4pg

3 жыл бұрын

Jonna is unique

@avikaamishra1945

3 жыл бұрын

Meee

@jcisking5101

3 жыл бұрын

Meeeeee 😅

Christine - What I love about this video, other than the beautiful lights and music and your otherworldly voice - is how it proves we can (minus a month of numb fingers) really interact with our natural world rather than hold it at arm's length... we can be reminded that we are a part of nature, that we are a part of Creation's magic and can participate in it... I love that you were in the river. I love that the Aurora came out for you. It's magical perfection and thank you for lighting up my soul with this and sharing such a beautiful part of your world and culture.

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much Andrea! I'm so happy you actually see it from that angle, because nature is so important to me. I find it strange that not everyone enjoys and cherishes nature and its miracle, but I think the way we live today we lose touch with it with all the stress and technology. I believe that by connecting with nature, you're somehow connecting to divinity and your inner truth. So that is why I like scoring images of nature, because I hope to awaken that spirit of nature in others somehow 💕❄️✨ And yes, I strongly believe they came out for me. It wasn't very high chances that they'd come that night, but I got a strong sense that they would and that's why I lasted so long in that river. After almost 2 hours of freezing I was however about to give up and a little bit disappointed. The photographer who is an experienced Northern Light photographer suggested we pack up and go home, but right after he said it the lights appeared. So we gathered our will power to last a little longer and took pictures and filmed as long as they appeared. It felt like magic and as if nature wanted to see if we were serious about it, and then we got rewarded at the end.

oh my god! this is heavenly .... u r heavenly

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaw! 💕💕💕❄️✨ Thank you so much for the kind words. I am so happy you like it! 💕❄️✨

Ohmygoodness Christine,♥️♥️♥️ there aren’t words for how that moved me in my soul. I cried. This is something I doubt I’ll ever forget. God has given you such a gift, I’m so thankful you are alright after putting yourself in harms way for this!

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much for this beautiful and kind comment and appreciation of my work. It means a lot to me that you share this with me, because this is exactly how I hope people will feel listening to this music. Feel free to share it with other people who might enjoy it. That would hopefully help get this music out into the world ❄️✨💕 Warm hugs C

I'm crying.... So touching

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Nisrina for that beautiful comment 💕❄️✨

THIS, this is SO BEAUTIFUL. I'm crying, this is art, this is perfect.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind, moving words Katherine 💕❄️✨

i feel like i’m in a fairytale watching this. i felt like i was literally in it and it was a magical feeling that i’ll always go after😍❤️❤️❤️

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you Cathy for sharing this with me - that's my biggest wish for my creations - that they create beautiful feelings and a new world in the listeners mind 💕❄️✨

So beautiful and moving me to tears. She has a connection to the earth and you can feel it when she sings.

A work of art and magic. So beautiful .Thank you Christine.

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words Mari! 💕❄️✨

My dream place.The combination of ur voice nd d northern lights just made me say wow😱😱😱☺️🙂

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for you kind words. It is a lovely place indeed 💕❄️✨

This is in my recommendations after I watched Frozen's Into the Unknown. Simply beautiful.

@elsafjellheim3422

4 жыл бұрын

No wonder, this is where the plot for Frozen came from :) Just read the video description

I'm in tears...no other word to describe the video and you but by beautiful...incredibly beautiful Thank you for braving the torturous, frigid waters and presenting us with this masterpiece 💙

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words! I am so grateful for all this kindness and appreciation that it was worth freezing for a few hours 💕❄️✨ (although I probably won't do it again 😝

Oh my...✨I'm mesmerized by her talent! She must be truly a fae to be able to sing like this in freezing water! I'm in AWE!!! 💕❄️✨

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this beautiful comment, it truly warmed my heart. 💕❄️✨ I think my singing teacher would've been very mad at me had he known I was doing this to my voice. I cannot recommend it to anyone to stand in a river midwinters to sing for almost 2 hours. Your body stiffens up so that you don't use your singing muscles the right way and the raw and cold air is not at all kind to your vocal cords. It was still an adventure though, very refreshing and also fascinating to see how far I could push my body against the natures forces. It felt as if I became nature by standing there and the lights appeared just as me and the photographer were about to leave as if they wanted to reward us for enduring such a long time in the cold.

This is very beautiful and relaxing.. I wish I could live somewhere like this.

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

I love it there! It truly is beautiful and relaxing, it's as if I'm in a whole other universe when I'm there. 💕❄️✨

Is this the high pitch voice sound waves bouncing of the nearby hill, going upwards towards the sky and above making Northern Lights? What is the magic behind this ? I am touched.

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

That's a pretty cool description! Who knows? Maybe it is? Everything is just a wave after all 💕❄️✨

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

That's so cool about the Alaskan Eskimos - in Northern Norway we're actually told NOT to whistle to the lights or they will come and get us. We are also not to wave something white at them and the indigenous people of Norway, the Sami, don't ever joik the lights because they don't want the lights to know they are there as they see it as a bad omen. The Vikings loved the lights and saw them as reflections of Valkyries shields in fight. I thought I could hear the lights as a child and I just googled myths right now and apparently the Sami people call them "the lights you can hear" or "the audible lights", so perhaps I did hear them after all! Thank you for sharing this with me and inspiring me to find out more about the lights history and myths around them 💕❄️✨

I legit got the chills.... Wow😮

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm so happy you like it! 💕❄️✨

Magic... Pure magic!!

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Catia! 💕❄️✨

The mere fact that you waded in that water for almost two hours and didn't DIE is a miracle itself. Even those polar bear club guys only jump in for a few seconds. You're lucky you still have your limbs and digits.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Rebecca! 💕❄️✨ YES! 😊 I was very lucky. I was shaking uncontrollably for hours afterwards and my fingers lost sensation for a whole month after. But while in the water I somehow got numb to the cold, although the colder I got the more it hurt, so I'd warm my hands in my armpit as that's supposedly one of the warmest places on your body. And whenever the camera was rolling I was driven by adrenaline to be able to move. I could make a new, more planned video, sync it with the music (that I wrote after shooting this video) and have a heating bus next to the shoot, but it wouldn't be "the real deal". Few can or want to copy this crazy stunt 😝

It's magical

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words 😊💕❄️✨

THIS IS INCREDIBLE

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind comment Nyan! I truly appreciate it! 💕❄️✨

@brennah7591

4 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals you’re welcome! ❤️

Ahhh the memories! Thank you.....remembers being younger and also calling the aurora by whistling,,,,,,the elders would tell us not to call them as they would come if the need be

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story Lady Grey.💕❄️✨ Where in the world did you grow up? We learn that to whistle, sing or wave something white to the Northern Lights will provoke it and burn us or take us away. I think it was only to protect children from being mesmerized by the lights which might make them freeze and get frost bite.

I'm getting shivers all over. Such a beautiful sound and video. I don't know why I feel so at home listening to kulning...

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dannii, I'm so happy you like it! 💕❄️✨ Maybe it is something very human and primal about that way of singing? I like it too, it feels very powerful, but at the same time it can be very melancholic, as if that way of singing carries a lot of history with it - and I guess that's exactly what it does as it is an ancient singing technique. 😊

This is so calming...

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment. I'm happy you think so! 💕❄️✨

I feel in a fantasy world. ❤️

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! 💕❄️✨ I truly feel I'm in a fantasy world whenever I'm in the Arctic 😊

Your videos have inspired me, I just went out to the river near my house and sang a song of your i have memorized and the echo of it off of the water was so beautiful so thank you for getting me back into my singing

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this story with me! 💕❄️✨ And I am so happy to hear my song inspired you to sing. We all have magic in our song and I believe we connect with our heart when we sing from our soul. Or perhaps we connect with our soul when we sing with our heart? I feel closer to myself and my own truth when I sing and just let the music flow out of me. 💕❄️✨

All I could think of this whole video was her telepathically saying "I am the White Witch of the North, I command thee to dance in the sky above in all your glory".

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

I love this comment, even if it took me a year to respond. I hope you had fun dancing, or perhaps it was only the Northern Lights that were mesmerized by these calls? 😊💕❄️✨

The most beautiful scene i've never seen. Moving...

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Emilio! I'm happy it was worth it. We waited almost 2 hours for the northern lights to appear and I couldn't go out of the water because my dress would immediately freeze (just like Anna's dress in the movie Frozen)

@emiliogranados3839

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals Wow. How did you keep yourself in the river for so long? So many questions... I feel great sense of life in your video and sadness in a beautiful way. Any tip for calling the northern lights in Madrid, Spain? Don't feel in obligation to answer. Just great.

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

I had promised the photographer that I was NOT going out of the water until the northern lights had appeared. And I also had a very strong feeling that they'd come. I knew that IF I went out of the water, it would be very difficult for me to go out there again. It was very dark in the water and a lot of stones I could trip on, and it took a lot of time just to get to where I was standing in the river. I also knew that this was not something I'd want to do again because it was so crazy cold ❄️ and when there's a full moon and chances of northern lights and a lot of snow ❄️- you just make the best out of it. Luckily the photographer Ole Salomonsen is just as passionate as I am, because he was in the water with me most of the time.

@emiliogranados3839

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals It was worth it for sure...Sound earnest and rewarding. I would love to create and live an experience Iike that, but now i see it would also be suffering😨 Anyway, it seems enchanting!

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

I wish you the best of luck. Do some research first and bring necessary tools and clothes and I'm sure you will be fine. Being prepared is half the job 💕❄️✨

Amazing! Longing to experience the northern lights too!!!! God bless you

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Eigna! The northern lights are quite a view and I never get tired of watching them. I hope you get to see them. God bless you as well! ❄️💕❄️✨

This reminds me 100% of La Llorona. Woman and white calling out in the water!

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment Cindy 💕❄️✨ I had to google La Llorona. What a sad story, she must've been completely devastated.

The ultimate version of being cool. Also, deep respect for the one holding the camera. Totally unique.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! 💕❄️✨ And yes, it was freezing cold for both of us. If you're interested I will be posting a behind the scenes within the next 2 weeks. There you can see the photographer in action as well 😊 We were in the river for almost 2 hours until the lights finally appeared.

Proof that angels walk with us

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your beautiful, kind words Pierre ❄️💕❄️✨

@sleepyartist6065

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChristineHals 😍😍😍

I found this song in a sleep music playlist on spotify, and I searched it up, I'm truly mesmerised, this song deserves so much more, such a musical masterpiece, vocals are out of the world💕

You have such a angel voice ❤️so amazingly beautiful

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Mika, I truly appreciate it! 💕❄️✨

It is defenitzly relaxing

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that 💕❄️✨ Thank you!

Absolutely magical ~ Our 14 year old daughter is named after the northern lights we sometimes have the blessing of seeing them so~ breathtaking ~~❄️✨ Sending so much love from Maine ~~🌲❄️✨

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your beautiful comment. How cool that you named her after the northern lights. Is her name Aurora? It is a beautiful name and if I one day have kids of my own, I might use that name myself. I never get tired of watching the Aurora Borealis ❄️💕❄️✨ Much love from Northern Norway

@Woodland_pixie

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it is aurora she is our little light well not so little any more she’s 14 now ~~🌲❄️✨

The oboe at the beginning as a foreshadow to the strong voice to come is beautiful

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Lauren! 💕❄️✨I love woodwinds and it was such a privilege to get to write this piece of music where I could really play with the different sounds and ranges of the ww-family. And the clarinet really got a challenge with that high G, but he handled it elegantly. Do you play any instruments or are you just a music lover?

This woman is incredibly talented and she's clearly got a lot of what the Finns call sisu. People used to be freaked out by my husband sitting on his porch in hospital pants in this sort of weather...I think that they would be even more impressed if he started kulning.

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sarah, Thank you for the kind words and for letting me know of this totally AWESOME word! Wow! I love it so much I think I need to make a song called Sisu and share some of my stories! ☺️❄️💕❄️ All my life I have done things I've been terrified of. My father is a northern Norwegian farmer and demolition man (we have some Finnish in us too) and I learned to drive the tractor at 15 and to cut and crush concrete walls at 18. Sometimes I'd be core drilling through thick concrete walls up on 5 meter tall scaffolds - that was pretty scary and very hard and dangerous labour. After that few things scare me and I feel the word sisu describes a part of me enabling me to endure a lot of tough challenges. Your husband seems awesome and definitely has sisu! 💪🏼👊🏼 😊

@sarahgray430

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChristineHals He did. He also worked in construction, and helped build the ski lifts over in Whistler, B.C, among other things and he was a fairly good guitarist. His daughter has taken up the guitar and sings in the Church and school choirs but she doesn't really project as well as she should (though she can make her voice heard when she wants to and stands out because she's the tallest in her class and the only redhead) and she hopes to see the Northern Lights someday. I myself have seen them about 5 times including once when I was sitting in my living room watching Deadpool...I paused the movie for a good 15 minutes and sat on the balcony. Unfortunately my daughter was at Grandma and Grampas and they had put her to bed an hour earlier than that and because of the glare from the street below I could not take a good picture of it.

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Wow! He sounds like a good man! 💕❄️✨ I never get tired of seeing the Northern Lights. There's so much beauty in nature. I'm sure her voice will develop as she grows. And even if it doesn't carry, she might still have a unique expression and way of telling stories with it. I think half of the secret is just having something to express. I wish her the best in her musical endeavors. Music sure brings happiness, both to the singer and the listeners.

Ethereal , Beautiful , magical. Thank you.

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words Nicholas :)

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words! :) Feel free to share it with your friends :)

Magical...so beautiful

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Melanie 💕❄️✨

When I hear this beautiful voice, it reminds me of where I am from (Northern Norway). As Sámi, we would traditionally joik, but I also loved to hear kulning and do it myself. It brings me such a koselig feeling and I am truly grateful for it. Ollu giitu // mycket tack

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Northern Norway has a special place in my heart. And I feel so proud that Disney found inspiration to write the script for Frozen II based on the herding calls my grandma taught me when I was a child(this is what I sang in Frozen I). Balsfjord used to be Norway's biggest county for goat milk, so it was a strong tradition that is now sadly almost gone. I love the Sámi and I have some Sámi blood in me, but unfortunately did not grow up with that tradition. I dream of learning to joik one day and I am happy Disney tried to pay tribute to the Sámi as well. Thank you so much for your kind words💕❄️✨ we truly come from a beautiful corner of the world!

Stunning!

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 😊💕❄️✨

This is unbelievable! You're blessed with such a beautiful voice. Not to mention the video that is exceptional.. and the water was very cold. Congrats! 👏

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨Thank you so much for these kind words. I'm so happy you liked it! 💕❄️✨

That's crazy, in the midwest here in the US it gets cold like that, I try to hibernate if possible! No way I could have survived in freezing water n sing too! You're beautiful and amazing, you have a bright and kind soul. Glad ya got your fingers back, please do not tempt nature!

Found this on spotify a while ago, it now is my alarm to wake up, that whistling at the beginning has never failed so far

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

I love that! I know many people also fall asleep to this music, so I guess it can be used for both 😉💕❄️✨

Lmao! The final description really answers all my curiosity about this video. Thank you for your sacrifice.

Thank you, Christine. It's magic.

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your sweet comment! 💕❄️✨

WOW. Just, WOW!!!

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words 💕❄️✨

Every video I watch of yours makes my heart break more. Mainly for the life I'll never live. Thank you for all you do. Your the 8th wonder too me and soul inspiring 🖤🖤

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my! Thank you!💕 I live and breathe for music, but I can assure you my life hasn't been easy. During the toughest times I save the hardships as experiences that I hope can help me strengthen and inspire other people through their hardships. I feel that is the main purpose of the artist, to translate or transfer emotions via some medium that be art, music. movies or poetry which hopefully will inspire and strengthen people's hearts and help them on their journeys. I am so grateful for this beautiful comment you wrote, and this is why I keep composing. It's Valentines Day today, and I am at home doing what I love, music! Big hugs to you, and Happy Valentines 😊 💕❄️✨

Thank you! I've seen the Northern lights just once, in northern New Hampshire; they looked exactly the same. :)

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Very cool! We've actually had northern lights in the southern parts of Norway as well, although that is pretty rare. 😊

Everything is inter connected with each other the whole universe ❤️ Enchanting 👏🏼🎉

Thank you, I just found this, it is very beautiful.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Dana! 💕❄️✨ It makes me very happy! 😊

I feel like im in fairytale every time i heard your voice. When i first lessen to you i feel familiar and home. Wishing you the best!

It's been so many years since I've seen northern lights; it hurts.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen it in 2 years now, but I hope to see them again this winter. 😊

She reminds me the Elves of Rivendell or Lothlorien

Absolutely beautiful. The water must have been freezing for you.

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Serrana! 💕❄️✨ It was incredibly cold, yes! And even painful, but I forgot that as I was in the water singing. Although my voice wasn't one bit happy about it, the air was raw and cold, but sometimes you just have to. I'm happy you like the video.

@serrana7campbell739

5 жыл бұрын

Christine Hals Thank you Christine. I wonder where this is filmed? I listen to this when relaxing, so beautiful. You have an amazing voice.

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Serrana, This was filmed in Troms county in Northern Norway in a mountain river in a place called Laksvatn. Thank you for your kind words, I truly appreciate it! 💕❄️✨ I will be posting a video soon where you can listen to very relaxing kulning for meditation or sleep. If you follow me and push the 🔔 you will be getting a notification once the video is out 😊

I go to sleep listening to this...dreaming and hoping for even more beauty tomorrow...

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words Chris! 💕❄️✨ Someone just told me this track is on a big sleep music playlist on Spotify, I was so honored and happy to know that. I hope you have sweet dreams and that they come true one day!

When people ask me about my hobbies and I say kulning all of them are like "what?". It's so sad that those kind of traditions are on the brink of dying out so thank you for at least giving the world back a little part of tradition even if they don't know what it is :D (I'm from the heart of Europe btw)

@ChristineHals

Жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you like this tradition Aaaw! Thank you so much, I truly appreciate that 😊💕 I keep it close to my heart. I hope to include other musical traditions that might be on the brink of being forgotten in future projects ❄✨ Thank you so much for your support Raba😊

you are a literal goddess

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, what a beautiful comment 💕❄️✨ I always saw myself as a Snow Queen, for good and for bad I guess. I just love snow and being in nature. I believe we're all divine beings. 💕❄️✨

Omg ❤️❤️ This is so beautiful 😍🌸 I’m kind of emotional now with tears . Thank you so much for this video , your amazing ♥️🌸

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you like it! Thank you so much for your kind words, they mean a lot to me 💕❄️✨

This should be part of the message carried by the voyager deep space probe...tell the universe what humanity is really about...

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this cool comment Chris! I so would've loved that. Maybe my next piece of music should be that? A call out in to the universe? 💕❄️✨ Maybe we should ask Elon Musk and SpaceX if they'll let me make a call for them? 💕❄️✨

@jonathanthorn6342

6 жыл бұрын

YESSS! #ElonMusk #WATCH THIS #VIDEO! #SPACEX

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Hahah! That would be so awesome! Keep calling them here 😊🚀✨ #ElonMusk #SpaceX #spacexchannel

It reminds me of frozen🤔😂 but really its so amazing

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Frozen means a lot to me and as you might know, I used this singing technique in #Frozen and you can hear me sing whenever Elsa is using her snow powers. ❄️💕❄️✨ So no wonder it reminds you of Frozen. I am right now editing a video from behind the scenes of this video and you can see how my dress froze to ice as soon as I got out of the water. And as you might remember - Anna's dress froze to ice as well and was standing on its own - this happened to me as well 😂😂😂

@elsafjellheim3422

4 жыл бұрын

And one year later Frozen 2 comes out and they based the whole plot on Christine's kulning in the original Frozen....

There's a shooting star at 3:39

This is my ultimate favourite

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

❄️💕❄️✨ Thank you Ivan, I'm so happy you like it!

@elsafjellheim3422

4 жыл бұрын

Mine too!!

Your voice sound like the voice of an angel... Oh no wait you are an angel! ❤️❤️👼🏼

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Dear Sophie, thank you so much for your kind words. They mean a lot to me 💕❄️✨ I am planning on posting more kulning videos this fall if you're interested in hearing more 😊

We (my family) believe in this calling ... my late grandfather always telling us about this but we did it in Iban (native Malaysian) ways... I'm Asian, but a part of my family ancestry had nordic in it...

@christinehals that was magical.. I watched it with my family as I was searching for kulning vids and saw yours.. I would like to thank you for sharing this with us ❤️

@ChristineHals

5 жыл бұрын

Than you so much for your kind words Philline, I'm so happy you and your family liked it! 💕❄️✨ I hope to post more kulning videos this fall, in case you want to see more. Thank you for watching 😊 💕❄️✨

TOTALLY AMAZING!!! THIS IS SO SO BEAUTIFUL!!!! WOOWW WOOW!!! I LOVE IT!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼💕💕💕💕

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your warming words Martha! I am so happy you like it 💕❄️✨

Absolutely beautiful! I've always wanted to see the Aurora for myself but never had the oppotunity. Dont try this at home kids!

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

💕❄️✨ Thank you for your kind words. I hope you get to see them. If you ever decide to go, try and time it with the full moon and go far north so that it's fully winter. The full moon shining on snowy mountains while the northern lights dance on the sky is priceless. January and February are good months I think. And I recommend Tromsø or Lofoten because of the mountains.

This is so beautiful!

This is truly magical and fantastic, Great work! Keep it up.

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words 💕❄️✨ I am working on another song in the same realm. Hopefully you'll like it 💕

How utterly delightful and mesmerizing.. thank you

@ChristineHals

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words Giuseppe! 💕❄️✨

I m really amazed... your hardwork i really appreciate thank you so much

@ChristineHals

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm so happy you like it 💕❄️✨

This is so mystifying! I read the description and I think the idea and the mystique behind it is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for doing this! Goodbye replay button. But what about that last bit?!

@ChristineHals

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment and for listening, Maham! It was something I felt I had to do, even if it was late at night and freezing cold, but sometimes your body or some outer force just guides you and you have to listen. I am so happy I did and that I didn't give up, as the lights did appear in the end. 💕❄️✨ The last bit?