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Sissel, the international singing sensation from Norway, is widely regarded as one of the finest and most talented sopranos in the world. Her crystalclear voice has made Sissel a national institution in Norway. Sissel has sung all over the world, selling over six million solo albums. She contributed the haunting vocal tracks for the soundtrack to Titanic. She has been doing great duets with singers like Placido Domingo, Charles Aznavour, Bryn Terfel, Jose Carreras, Russell Watson, Neil Sedaka and Josh Groban. A very remarkable voice you will only hear once in your lifetime.
WHENCE IS THE GOODLY FRAGRANCE FLOWING
Whence is the goodly fragrance flowing
Stealing our senses all away?
Never the like did come a-blowing
Shepherds in flowry fields of May
Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing
Stealing our senses all away.
What is that light so brilliant, breaking
Here in the night across our eyes?
Never so bright, the day-star waking
Started to climb the morning skies
What is that light so brilliant, breaking,
Here in the night across our eyes.
Bethlehem! there in manger lying
Find your Redeemer, haste away,
Run ye with eager footsteps hieing
Worship the Saviour born today.
Bethlehem! there in manger lying
Find your Redeemer, haste away.
Comentarios
9 years ago
Tiffany Gray Music
I love your voice Sissel, and this is a beautiful cover of one of my favorite Christmas carols! Great job!!!10 years ago
enriqueali
She is singing a French carol in English for the same reason I imagine that many regional opera houses in Germany perform non-German operas in German: so that their listeners can understand and enjoy not just the music but also the meaning of the text. This performance is obviously primarily intended for an English-speaking audience11 years ago
Nathan McFall
beautiful!11 years ago
timothyj1966
beautiful!12 years ago
Val Moulton
French carol sung in English14 years ago
SisselFanForever
Sissel`s voice is much better than many internationally known sopranos and other big names. Her voice is perfect for classical music and songs like this.14 years ago
RankinMsP
Beautiful. Love her, love the song. Thank you very much. God bless you.14 years ago
JSC1401
Half a brain is better than none. I defend your right not to agree with all you read. I expect the same from you. Haven't you yrt reached the stage in studies where you learn that as hominem arguments don't hold water?14 years ago
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Is it the muppets who have elected you judge eternal or does it come from a natural arrogance? Concerning the translation, can't you see the resemblance? Repetition, I say repetition is frequent in poetry as a means of emphasis, NOT tautology however.14 years ago
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5. A Bethléem, dans une crêche Il vient de vous naitre-un Sauveur allons, que rien ne vous empâche D'adorer votre redémpteur A Bethléem, dans une crêche, Il vient de vous naître-un Sauveur. And why are the three other verses missing? Would six verses be too repetitive? And yet, the Christmas message is amplified in them. Is that a synthesised trumpet and organ? (sounds cheap).14 years ago
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Why is she singing in English? 17th Century French traditional carol. 1. Quelle est cette odeur agréable, bergers, qui ravit tous nos sens? S'exhale t'il rien de semblable au milieu des fleurs du printemps? Quelle est cette odeur agréable bergers, qui ravit tous nos sens? 2. Mais quelle éclatante lumière Dans la nuit vient frapper nos yeux L'astre de jour, dans sa carrière, Futil jamais si radieux! Mais quelle éclatante lumière Dans la nuit vient frapper nos yeux14 years ago
