Fjöll Í Austri Fagurblá - Muziek
Fjöll Í Austri Fagurblá by Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen
Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen
Biografie van de kunstenaar Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen
This Was A Collaboration Between Icelandic Post Rock Group Sigur Rós And Icelandic Singer Steindór Andersen. The Rimur EP Released In 2001 Was A Tour-Only EP Reminding Fans Of The Bleak Soundscapes Of Yet With Vocals By Andersen Instead Of Birgisson.
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: Fjöll í austri fagurblá
Sigur-Rós-&-Steindór-Andersen - Rímur EP
This Is A Collaboration Between Sigur Rós And Fellow Icelander And Poet Steindór Andersen. While The Music Is Composed By These Two Artists The Traditional Icelandic Poetry That Steindór Chants Was Written By Sveinbjörn Beinteinsson A Prominent Icelandic Poet. Steindór Chants In The Style Of Rímur Rhymes Which Are The Traditional Form Of Poetry That Used To Be One Of Icelanders' Precious Few Hobbies For Several Centuries And Still Exists Today. The Lyrics In This Song Are Along The Tradition Both In Terms Of Structure And Style As Well As Content. Rhymes Traditionally Have A Tendency To Be About Things Regarding Daily Farmer Life Philosophy And Nature. The Lyrics In Fjöll Í Austri Follow A Man's Path Over Mountains And Roads To Seek The Beautiful Blue Mountains In The East While Ultimately He Longs To Go Back Home.
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Steindór Andersen - Slær Á Hafið Himinnblæ Steindór Andersen - Til Ei Lætur Tíðin Mér Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen - Kem Ég Enn Af Köldum Heiðum Sigur Rós - Takk… Sigur Rós - Góðan Daginn Jónsi - Go Do Jónsi - Tornado Apparat Organ Quartet - Sofðu Litla Vél Apparat Organ Quartet - Charlie Tango # 2 Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen - Hugann Seiða Svalli Frá Ampop - 2038 Stafrænn Hákon - Þurr Þurr Dikta - Flies Don't Tell Rökkurró - Hetjan Á Fjallinu Hjaltalín - Debussy Borko - Hondo & Borko Hjaltalín - Halo Beyonce Cover Live On Icelandic National Radio Ólöf Arnalds - Englar Og Dárar Hafdis Huld - Boys And Perfume Útidúr - Ballaðan Útidúr - This Mess Múm - These Eyes Are Berries Stafrænn Hákon - Vogor Rökkurró - Fjall Lockerbie - Sumar Lockerbie - Esja Hafdis Huld - Bíum Bíum Bambaló Ampop - S.A.D. Slowblow - Aim For A Smile Ólöf Arnalds - Orfeus Og Evridís Dikta - Xanthias Amiina - Tvisturinn Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson & Sigur Rós - Bíum Bíum Bambaló Seabear - Hands Remember Rökkurró - Í Bliðu Stríði live Binaural, Iðnó Rökkurró - F. W. Murnau live Binaural, Iðnó Rökkurró - Hún live Binaural, Mál Og Menning Rökkurró - Hetjan Á Fjallinu live Binaural, Iðnó Rökkurró - Í Sjávarháska live Binaural, 12 Tónar Bark Cat Bark - Hvussu Eita Tygum Seabear - Bright House Gréta Salóme & Jónsi - Never Forget Eurovision 2012 – Iceland Karaoke Version Mógil - Fuglinn I Fjörunni Mógil - Sálar Minnar Svavar Knútur - Spor Svavar Knútur - Næturljóð Úr Fjörðum Slowblow - Komdu Litla Barnid Amiina - Sexfaldur Emilíana Torrini - Next Time Around Mum - I'm 9 Today
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Biography - Sigur Rós & Steindór Andersen
This Was A Collaboration Between Icelandic Post Rock Group Sigur Rós And Icelandic Singer Steindór Andersen. The Rimur EP Released In 2001 Was A Tour-Only EP Reminding Fans Of The Bleak Soundscapes Of Yet With Vocals By Andersen Instead Of Birgisson.
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This is a collaboration between Sigur Rós and fellow Icelander and poet Steindór Andersen. While the music is composed by these two artists, the traditional Icelandic poetry that Steindór chants was written by Sveinbjörn Beinteinsson, a prominent Icelandic poet. Steindór chants in the style of rímur (rhymes) which are the traditional form of poetry that used to be one of Icelanders' precious few hobbies for several centuries, and still exists today. The lyrics in this song are along the tradition both in terms of structure and style as well as content. Rhymes traditionally have a tendency to be about things regarding daily farmer life, philosophy, and nature. The lyrics in Fjöll í austri follow a man's path over mountains and roads to seek the beautiful blue mountains in the east, while ultimately he longs to go back home. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.