tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post1958473936802657056..comments2023-10-29T09:46:47.163+01:00Comments on AnetteOlzonĀ“s blog: And so the theory came trueUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger9125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-34176950979423926502015-11-13T09:51:26.373+01:002015-11-13T09:51:26.373+01:00This creates a very interesting theory for hindsig...This creates a very interesting theory for hindsight Anette. Do you think, on some level, this could be something that affected you during your time in NW? I recall reading things you wrote while youwe're with them about being unwell (pregnancy excluded). Maybe a mental connection with their music and classical singing could have taken it's toll on your health subconsciously. <br />Hope Johan had a great birthday!<br />Iain.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/05368699541051887517noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-56626785039354780982015-11-12T21:35:59.025+01:002015-11-12T21:35:59.025+01:00Aren't you a fan of tarjas voice?Aren't you a fan of tarjas voice?Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02786285189656718556noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-3217511005122511212015-11-12T21:35:30.836+01:002015-11-12T21:35:30.836+01:00I find the style of singing beautiful but some ann...I find the style of singing beautiful but some annoying/ too much vibrato/lack of emotion. But I enjoy as you say Sarah brightnan, Katherine Jenkins, and of course Tarja is one of my all time favorite singers. Aren't you a fan of tarjas voice?Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02786285189656718556noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-5157949711592299952015-11-12T21:11:53.749+01:002015-11-12T21:11:53.749+01:00Hi Anette!
Well, this experience You had is inter...Hi Anette!<br /><br />Well, this experience You had is interesting, but I'm sorry for your headache and hope it already got better by now :). And well, opera Singing is indeed not that easy to listen to I think. I was only one time at an opera, in january this year, and well, I can't say that I don't like it, the opera itself (Nabucco) was quite nice, but it also didn't make me feel like wanting to see any more opera. I didn't get a headache or something like that, and the singers were, as far as I can say that with hardly any Knowledge about this subject, talented too and it was nice listening for a while, but I also didn't feel like being moved or touched. And After some time, it just all sounded like the same over and over again, even when it wasn't. The lyrics they sang were in italian, and italian is a Language, well kinda difficult to describe, that I don't speak and only understand a little, but when I hear italian being spoken, I can imagine what the words are like, how they are Written and so on, but when they sang with opera technique, I couldn't figure out anything. I guess they could also have sung in German or English and I wouldn't have understood much :D<br /><br />So much for my opera experience and I can understand you, I kinda liked the entire thing, but not too much the singing itself. And I say that as someone who, as a metalhead (but I also listen to other types of music, I'm not only restricted to metal) listens also to Singing techniques that others can't listen too, like Bands who use growling, screaming and so on, Hypocrisy or In Flames for instance. Haha, I know people who, when for example they hear a growler, are like "turn that off, it terrifies me!!" :D. And that is of course ok, I mean taste is varied. But listening to Metal with lots of growls or shouts for instance is for me easier and more comfortable than listening to opera singing :).<br /><br />Thank you for talking to us about your experiences on that, it's really interesting how music can affect people so differently, just as you studied in your course. <br /><br />And before I go to bed because of having to get up early tomorrow I want to wish a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Johan :). I hope you and him had a great day with your Family and with lots of joy and love :).<br /><br />Enjoy this evening now dear Anette and have a great start tomorrow into the weekend! Lots of hugs and light to you :).Pascalhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03167840907642560884noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-88455683947317651502015-11-12T21:11:28.052+01:002015-11-12T21:11:28.052+01:00Hi Anette!
Well, this experience You had is inter...Hi Anette!<br /><br />Well, this experience You had is interesting, but I'm sorry for your headache and hope it already got better by now :). And well, opera Singing is indeed not that easy to listen to I think. I was only one time at an opera, in january this year, and well, I can't say that I don't like it, the opera itself (Nabucco) was quite nice, but it also didn't make me feel like wanting to see any more opera. I didn't get a headache or something like that, and the singers were, as far as I can say that with hardly any Knowledge about this subject, talented too and it was nice listening for a while, but I also didn't feel like being moved or touched. And After some time, it just all sounded like the same over and over again, even when it wasn't. The lyrics they sang were in italian, and italian is a Language, well kinda difficult to describe, that I don't speak and only understand a little, but when I hear italian being spoken, I can imagine what the words are like, how they are Written and so on, but when they sang with opera technique, I couldn't figure out anything. I guess they could also have sung in German or English and I wouldn't have understood much :D<br /><br />So much for my opera experience and I can understand you, I kinda liked the entire thing, but not too much the singing itself. And I say that as someone who, as a metalhead (but I also listen to other types of music, I'm not only restricted to metal) listens also to Singing techniques that others can't listen too, like Bands who use growling, screaming and so on, Hypocrisy or In Flames for instance. Haha, I know people who, when for example they hear a growler, are like "turn that off, it terrifies me!!" :D. And that is of course ok, I mean taste is varied. But listening to Metal with lots of growls or shouts for instance is for me easier and more comfortable than listening to opera singing :).<br /><br />Thank you for talking to us about your experiences on that, it's really interesting how music can affect people so differently, just as you studied in your course. <br /><br />And before I go to bed because of having to get up early tomorrow I want to wish a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Johan :). I hope you and him had a great day with your Family and with lots of joy and love :).<br /><br />Enjoy this evening now dear Anette and have a great start tomorrow into the weekend! Lots of hugs and light to you :).Pascalhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03167840907642560884noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-49960975649355686402015-11-12T20:22:09.315+01:002015-11-12T20:22:09.315+01:00Hey Anette,
this is a very interesting topic. I ...Hey Anette, <br /><br />this is a very interesting topic. I actually believe too that music have an impact on our health and mental condition. On days I feel down, it sometimes helps me to listen to a song I really like and it makes my mood better. Music can give us new power, hope, let us relax or just make us happy. Make us enjoying a moment much more intense and deep. <br />On the other hand, I have also experienced that a song made me feel horrible, tired or even angry. <br /><br />Best wishes with many love, <br />Jade Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08711317047913996114noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-82879761575662157972015-11-12T18:16:49.634+01:002015-11-12T18:16:49.634+01:00i do understand your point of view. technycally it...i do understand your point of view. technycally it could be very beautiful, but i tend to not like listening to opera music... there is tw kind of voices i could stand in classical music, both males: bass voices (the deeper the better), and sopranists (the highest the better). and i do love listening to mozart's operas, that's the exception of the rule.<br />thank you for sharing your story with us. :) <3Hep-Hep Steffhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14651919796014984709noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-74762065275807926402015-11-12T16:57:43.082+01:002015-11-12T16:57:43.082+01:00Maybe it's somehow related to that, that you k...<br />Maybe it's somehow related to that, that you know how exhausting it is to sing opera, you somehow feel it with your throat and jaw, and you get tense, and get headache... I don't know :) <br />But, think how good it is that we all have different taste in music! Otherwise there wouldn't be any music at all :) <br />What makes some music wonderful for someone and the worst pain for others? Really interesting question....<br />Thanks again for taking up an interesting topic :) Karinhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16332530982771252872noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-775779943618475111.post-78886779164915964142015-11-12T12:10:44.101+01:002015-11-12T12:10:44.101+01:00I like the sound of their voices but can't sta...I like the sound of their voices but can't stand it when the words are in English and I still can't understand them! Like they are too over-emphasised. I know exactly where you're coming from though....I know this may sound strange to someone from Sweden but I actually can't stand ABBA! Haha! They give me a headache and really miserable feelings. But we're all different ;) Like you, I enjoy LOADS of music styles but occasionally something just doesn't work for me.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com