Murder song (5, 4, 3, 2, 1) live on the Nobel peace prize concert is probably one of the most vocally and musically interesting performances of her. The way she intertwines her emotions with her voice is spectacular

@Meeckle

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

All Aurora fans want is for other people to feel the way Aurora makes them feel

If you can please react to her performance of It Happened Quiet at Nidaros Cathedral her vocals are hauntingly beautiful!

@maggiemasiedawg00

5 жыл бұрын

Artur Aurum yessss

@facebookjoselyne

5 жыл бұрын

Yesssssss pleaseee

@arctic-1878

5 жыл бұрын

YES please

@manusoraya8657

5 жыл бұрын

yeeess

@jessica5497

4 жыл бұрын

Pleaseeee

We Norwegians sounds Irish when we speak English. Sigrid does this too ;-)

@Meeckle

4 жыл бұрын

It's pretty awesome

@Neophema

4 жыл бұрын

I sound like an American when I speak English. I wish I could sound Irish instead. :p

@ThePereubu1710

4 жыл бұрын

except Aurora doesn't sound Irish when she talks ;)

@clubpenguinmaster123

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThePereubu1710 her english is like a combo of british and american lol I love it

@ILoveGrilledCheese

4 жыл бұрын

A little 🤷🏼‍♂️

It Happened Quiet by AURORA live at Nidarosdomen 🙏🏻

@wmeduardo

5 жыл бұрын

yes.

I've known Aurora's work for only a couple of weeks now, but i am kinda obsessed with her music. Her song are so strong and her voice so angelic. Absolutely love her. Great review again dear.

@bferrell1797

5 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@ErikCND

5 жыл бұрын

It’s impossible not to fall in love. 3 years and counting for me and just saw her live - it was magnificent

Probably one of the most beautiful songs ever......

WOW! Everytime I hear this, it transports me somewhere off-world.

The harmonies on this performance always give me goosebumps.

The first time I watched that video, I cried because it's so beautiful ❤

There's so many Aurora performances to react to, hoping for more :)

love this track has me in tears everytime so beautiful shes just awesome

@jamiegoddard200

5 жыл бұрын

The Honest Vocal Coach The New Foundry Studios. thanks georgina for your reply nice to hear from you aurora has a great voice first heard her do a song called running with the wolves i wish i could sing but cant every time i try my voice breaks i do have an ok voice but its very quiet dont have powerful vocal range thank you for taking the time to reply as i know your really busy on you tube another good singer is eleanore duggan who leads a band called eleanore and the lost check out there songs north star and my true nature she has a beautiful voice wish you all the best thanks georgina

Why, oh why, haven't you reacted to more of Aurora? There's so many songs of hers that are absolutely beautiful!

Her version of though the eyes of a child at nidarosdomen is very different than this performance but it’s still amazing. Hopefully you’ll get it a listen

If someone told me she was Bjork's daughter I wouldn't even question it.

You look mesmerized.

She is Norwegian /Viking from the NW coast of Norway. The Irish got their accent from the Vikings. That is why you detected Irish (Viking) like sounds.

@behabtwa

5 жыл бұрын

Shain Contreras i only just discovered her this evening. i dont quite understand what it is about her. normally i dont care about anything but soulmusic. this girl though...

Thanks for reacting again to AURORA! Please keep reacting to this wonderful artist 🙌

Aurora is such a little gem

Thank you for this lovely reaction. It was so beautiful to see you there at the end when it all just got to you. I hope you will react to more of Aurora's original songs. I suggest these four songs form her live concert in Nidarosdomen: It Happened Quiet, Soft Universe, Murder Song 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and Lucky (which she wrote wrote when she was 9 years old) The Nidarosdomen is unbelievable beautiful and showcases her brilliance. I also suggest Running With The Wolves, any live performance you like and her performance of Runaway at The 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Concert (she was 11-12 when she wrote Runaway). My two last original suggestions are two outdoor performances: Black Water Lilies | SXSW 2016 where a bird joins in at 1:33 and Little Boy In The Grass | Mahogany Session, sung out on the water in a boat, Aurora wrote Little Boy In The Grass when she was 15 years old as a homage to the 69 teenagers killed in the Utøya mass shouting in 2011. I do understand that there is a viewer issue and that Aurora don't draw as many views as famous singers and that it might be better for you channel that you react to Aurora covering big songs. Her own songs are absolutely magical, but every single song she covers she transform and gives new life. I obviously would prefer you react to her original songs, but I want only good things for you and you channel so I have some cover suggestions, but first a short explanation on the nature of some of her covers. The thing with Aurora's God Is A Woman cover is that it was done on the NRK radio show Christine Live P3. The concept of the show is that the artist come in for an interview and to sing two songs live. They get to sing one of their own songs and a cover, but they do not know in advance what cover they will be singing, instead they get a song when they arrive and the artists have some time before they go on live, and that is all the time they have to prepare the for the cover. This is why you see Aurora have a notebook with the lyrics and notes. Aurora has been on Christine Live P3 several times and I suggest you react to two other brilliant P3 covers: Miley Cyrus "Wrecking ball" and Imagine Dragons "Believer". Aurora has also covered David Bowie's "Life On Mars" and it is breathtaking. And I hope you also will save for your wonderful Christmas reactions her Christine Live P3 "Det hev ei rose sprunge" the Norwegian translation and version of the German "Es ist ein Ros entsprungen" ("A rose has sprung up") and her cover of "Walking In The Air" form her Nidarosdomen concert.

your green eyes are simply gorgeous

Heavenly those harmonies!!!

This reaction was needed !!

You should check out all her 3 allbums. All amazing.

I absolutely agree! She has an Irish sorta twist going on here and there! Just discovered your channel! You are so aweet and your accent is so cool!

@91YEHNAH

5 жыл бұрын

@@HonestVocalCoach I'm from Norway actually!

So incredible💙

That performance is like asmr

Se tiver Aurora eu estou, mesmo não sabendo inglês.

@mariaclara7528

5 жыл бұрын

Eu mesma

I know nothing about music, I just watch these because your reactions are so freaking adorable and real

woww thank you to makew us discovering this beautiful artist.

Wow great!!!

Wow

Thank you

Love Aurora, great reaction, I was looking through your videos, didn't see any Angelina Jordan, you should react to her, covers by Adele, Michael Jackson, original songs, she is also amazing.

Very good reaction video of yours. It's in fact a pleasure to watch you enjoying this as much. Aurora has actually brought a touch of Norwegian folk music into this song, I feel. Especially in certain parts of the song, where she uses traditional singing techniques that also influences on the pronunciation of words, as she would've done in her own mother tongue and transferring this to the English language, that would also have impact on her accent. As certain sounds are intentionally emphasised more than others, and where consonants play and important role more than it does in modern music. Consonants are used to climb up and down on notes as if they were vowels and where a clear pronunciation is essential for the purpose of delivering a message, as music was used in the old days. She has said in interview that she likes traditional music. Which I trust. We hear that she does, it seem so heartfelt what she sings and the way she expresses her lyrics seem to come all natural. She only uses a touch of traditional techniques, which also some other musicians do these days, and in that way creating contemporary music that yet have song traditional ties. She does this in much of her other music and to different degrees and surely intentionally, as I feel. She's blending in other techniques for this song as well, and it's a beautiful blend. Norwegian folk music can remind much of Irish and Scottish folk music and you clearly point out from which part of the world this music has it's roots. Which seem reasonable, considered these countries common history with Norway. There's been much exchange of culture between these countries through the history ever since the Viking age. I mean, who established Dublin in 841? The Vikings. The same goes for Scotland, that partly was a part of the Kingdom of Norway for several centuries since the mid 800s and onward, and with a strong connection also in the time that followed. Even today, centuries after the devision, 25% of the population at the Scottish isle of Orkney, is in fact of norse heritage according to their DNA, it's been said, which says a great deal. The population there was formerly known as the Norse-Gaels. I find this type of historical facts interesting also of personal reasons and I know there's been a strong connection between Norway and the British Isles and Ireland, and would be surely even music wise. I trust that many more people from the UK or Ireland could relate to Norwegian folk music, and it seem that internet can be a door opener in this matter to people that normally wouldn't get exposed to that type of music otherwise. Because, to many people this music would be closer to their heart and of more reasons than they might be aware of, also because they are related through history and heritage.

Aurora is Norwegian btw ;)

She is norwegian not irish:))

@annatsukiya

5 жыл бұрын

She didn't mention her nationality but her accent. Norwegian and Irish kinda have a similar accent.

@TomaszDK

5 жыл бұрын

Norwegians settled Dublin, so.

@royhaukedal3264

4 жыл бұрын

Norwegian from the west coast ( like Aurora) not Oslo/ English 😂- they sound like the Swedish cook in The Muppets 🤣😂

Acapella is always a treat, and this is a beautiful performance! Your observations about her style, technique, and arrangement choices help the ordinary non-singer (like me) better appreciate the artist's skill. It's easy for us to miss the sophistication and difficulty of a great performance because the great performers make everything look so easy! You mentioned Kate Bush as a point of reference, but I'll wager that a sizable percentage of your viewers (especially Americans) aren't aware of Kate. Just for fun, why don't you do a reaction to her debut single "Wuthering Heights" (kzread.info/dash/bejne/X2Wkr6-ClZfOkpc.html). It was released 41 years ago, and I've enjoyed popular music since the early '50s, but somehow I totally missed her until 5 years ago. I've come to realize what a TRAGIC LOSS of time that was! If we tested and licensed music listeners like we do automobile drivers, "Wuthering Heights" would be on the exam! I can (and sometimes do) view this YT video daily.

@cynzix

5 жыл бұрын

Corker x I'd say she has a bit of Dolores D'iordan in there also.

I have been watching your reactions for 5 years, I see them in different ways because I don't like them many times ... But many times I come back to them. First of all - you have a better accent than King Charles. Secondly - I don't know why (I know) I love all my girls (reactors) on YT because they are redhead :) btw: Aurora is just wonderful, great vocals, beautiful and delicate ... Edit: the live version fron Nidarodomen is at level UP.

It would be amazing if you reacted to her singing All Is Soft Inside

@mammastenhjerte

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I love All Is Soft Inside. I it is a very different and absolutely fantastic. When Queen released Bohemian Rhapsody, it was a big chance and something nobody had heard before. I am not saying Soft Inside is as good, (but I am silently thinking it, especially because the lyrics add so much to the song) but it is in some ways as different and weird. It also reminds me of David Bowie in that it is experimental, different, fresh and new. She is daring, insisting on making the kind of music she has inside her feel the world needs. She is so free and in tune with herself, and it seems like she performs the bridge in All Is Soft Inside differently, depending on her mood. The whole performance in Brazil is ultra-feminine and the bridge is divine and ethereal, while the performances in Iceland is more demanding and bridge is hungry and wild. I love them both and listen to the one that fist my mood best form day to day. Witch version do you prefer?

@justinrav8219

4 жыл бұрын

All is soft inside is my absolute favorite of Aurora, especially the first KEXP version, I just can't find words to explain how this wild bridge resonates in me... It's like all the bad energy and your inner demons go away of your body with this flow of energy...

💖

It's nice to see that you enjoy our sweet Aurora. 😁 I've watched a couple of your reactions now, and I like your honesty. Thank you for that! ❤️ I have a little tip for you. If you would like another audience, you should react to another genre of music. Im talking about metal. 😉 There are some great vocalists, like Floor Jansen (also called the goddess, lol), and on the male side, we have Devin Townsend. The fan base of those are very passionate (like me). 😁 I recommend Nightwish - Ghost Love Score (live at Wacken 2013) or Nightwish - song of myself (same show). And Devin Townsend - Deadhead (live at Royal Albert Hall). Cheers!

You should react to her song "5, 4, 3, 2, 1"

I really miss the piano in this liver version. That adds so much to the floating like ending.

I love Aurora! This one brings me to tears everytime. Might I suggest the song "Lucky" (live on VEVO Discover) Hauntingly beautiful.

haha you are so cute, miss!

Queendom live at Loustic sessions

first, ya gota hear her live. second, your the first one Ive who have noted the Irish/Gaelic influence. spotted it early in her career. dont know anything about the connection between the Gaelic and the Norwegian but it must be there.

❤❤❤👍

Her diction is Norwegian. Because she is Norwegian.

You likened it to Irish. Perhaps there are some shared culture between the Irish and the Norwegians (she is Norwegian, from the west coast), and there certainly were back in the day. Her singing sounds a bit similar to "kveding", which is an old traditional style of singing in Norway, but whether she was influenced by that or by contemporary/traditional music from Ireland is something only she can answer. Kveding: for reference. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iJ93rNyQo9K7m7Q.html

Please react to her song it happened quiet.

Norwegians speaking english often get confused with Irish or, as you say "galic" .. or perhaps you sound more norse than you think ;)

Plz react to runaway by Aurora

You almost cried in the last part🙈🙈❤️❤️ React to crywolf - stay ( acoustic version).. please

When I belt my throat goes back is that bad ? What should I do so I don’t do that anymore

@MC-wd7jc

5 жыл бұрын

I can’t sustain my belts and add vibrato either when I belt

I can't do accents . Fine with dialects, well my own at least :-)

👍😊❤️, She is very good and we also have a young girl that will be the next Elvis but in a girl versjon . Next I put a spell on you PR A million years ago 👍😊😊❤️❤️❤️

I don't know about Kate Bush, but Björk is a big inspiration from Aurora, just as Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, also a little bit of David Bowie. I love Aurora and her voice and style, she is gorgeous!! It's lovely to see the emotions passing through your eyes. Thanks for these honest videos! React to Saara Aalto of Finland, please, she has an incredible vocals, you need to see her!!!

I often hear Aurora compared to Björk and Kate Bush, but vocally I think she's closer to Dolores O'Riordan

PLEEAASE REACT TO "TAEYEON" PLZ 👑💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

aurora is a rea llife fairy

take a look at Sabrina Carpenter's music she's a great artist

This is not Gaelic or Irish, its the sound of the Northsea. Very similar to some of the Norwegian folk music.

You might not be able to do accents ....but you can do me any time baby! GRRRRRRRR!!!

I don't know what happened to Aurora's voice throughout 2019, but she performed this very song at KEXP and it didn't sound quite the same as here. In fact, it sounded like her voice was hurt and couldn't manage to sing it with a perfect-pitched voice, and it hasn't been the only time. Lots of her live performances sounded like she had the same problem, which made me concern. She herself has said she doesn't know if her technique is the right one when singing and may need a vocal coach to prevent herself from losing her voice. I'd say the same thing. I know the voice changes over time but in Aurora's case it does sound to me like she has overworked her voice to a dangerous extent (even using autotune in some of her songs, like in The River).

The tuch is viking not gallic or irish or scottish.....

pls pls pls react to park ki young- yeonan pier

Not irish. Norwegianenglish🤗

Think this video was inspired by god . There three people in back of her . God the father and the son and holy spirit. God tells us come to him as a child.

react to jonas brothers!

If you are a vocal Coash, the when are you talking so nasaly, just a Q one