until the end of time my friend .

Classics are classics for a reason

I saw it in a review of all winners video and was entranced.

It’s beautiful ❤

+Miroslav Tomic really

Adelle at Glastonbury

Yes, I'm in love with this fairytale!

y si no canta pues el premio a cantar en directo no lo tiene porque la musica es grabada, tongo de verdad

@@elimasa1 Creo que hasta 2003-2004 era requisito la música en directo. Después modificaron las bases y desde esa fecha sólo es la voz en directo.

me

@@two_feat 👻👻hello🫡

me and also this winner is from year i was born in

@@TheRadistai what a nice coincidence 😊

Me 🤗

Totally agree with this! I think that the circus began it manifestation from 2014 onwards! It's a shame that '80s,'90 and '00s true artists will start to be forgotten as the time passes by!

​@@3HOCFRESKOEven with the 2017 winner?

music evolves, if you look at all eurovsion winners from the 50s, you'll notice they change over time, it's normal. doesn't mean the songs today are not good

Ok, Boomer.

And always will be the best

ABBA ?

VIOLinA

Is not 🤣🤣🤣

It's fantastic. It's my #2 all-time favorite song.

Yes well, history proved that "different" is in fact the leading factor when it comes to picking up euro favorites

Yes, this is exactly what they should do all years

Kit- Kat they deserved to win in 2006 too!!!

deserved to win in 93 and 05

No, 1985 they didn't use a violin

Dead25m they didnt say everything time they have won it has been with a violin. They said everytime they have used a violin they have won

bopp9 😂

True!

Facts

Don’t forget euphoria tho

25 years Still the best

Furkan Kaymaz that is totaly true for me to bro

Yeah me too 🥰🥰🥰

She is a Åsa Jinder

İnkilizcem yok. Yani?

DeepFace The violinist is Irish And she’s truly beautiful

+Harry Mimigiannis Absolutely agree with you.

+Harry Mimigiannis you're absolutelyr right :)

Class.

Yeah! And compare this with the winners of ESC in the last 10 years. This was the time when Eurovision really meant something!

I agree with you, ani780!

In another video version - from Eurovision - there is a British Soprano choir singer who does the vocals. She is just as good, if not a bit better.

I am just dissapointed about the amount of singing like I really wonder if to call it a song or just a melody

Her name is Gunnhild Tvinnerheim

​@@user-ol2pk9kz7o you should call this a piece because it is classical music. The vocalist is actually an opera singer who was classical trained. The violist and the pianist also had classical music background.

Yanlız değilsin istanbuldan sevgiler kardeşim☺️

Harika şarkı. Shrek izlerken duymuştum ilk

Then listen to this 1970's song from malta... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jd-kgLuIndrThJc.html

@@Hellraiser6665 nice song :) but this is better

Zeitgeist, da hab ich hier etwas für dich: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hcyffplk37adhGQ.html

This is ethereal

Beautiful description, thank you for this super nice comment

Witcher 3 with this music

thank you so much for writing this comment, i'm absolutely in love just picturing being in that environment.

Omg yes.. i thought the same, I so wanna go there 😍

the feelings of finally found the song title is the best feeling ever! the melody we heard during younger days that is so captivating but too bad it just stuck in our mind without any clue how to find them.. happens to me with "song from a secret garden".. i am so lucky youtube algorithm brought me to that song.. it feels like you found your long lost treasure.. have a nice day ☺️

You know... I searched for 'fairytale' on KZfaq thinking of Shrek's fairytale but I found Rybak's fairytale; I liked it so much that I listened to several performances and in one of them I heard what I thought was Shrek's fairytale, and I said oh what a cool reference, since both songs are named the same. Then in the comments they said it was this song and he played that fragment because they're both Norwegian I think. Anyway, this song is very beautiful, thank god I found it.

Woa, I just came here from that Eurovision winners video because I immediately recognized the tune as well. Didn't connect it to Shrek until I read this!

Me too

They didn't credit this in Shrek though, will still bugs me. Its too similar not to credit it

Fun fact: a remastered version of this song was used in the first "Shrek"

@@audiaudi873 Not really the same song now is it?

Hhahahhahaha. Me too.

@@Yourmomazz 🙂

@@Yourmomazz I think it is, it’s just slightly different

but this is the Most Underrated Winner EVER

@Jonathan Turner Well, what can one say about Ireland and the Irish??? Absolutely lovely country and people! Like us, I dare say. 😂 Greetings from Portugal.

I think Celtic and Nordic generally go well together.

​@@alvinmjensen irish ≠ celtic

@@imwinningthisone7613 Yes, Irish and Scottish = celtic

@@alvinmjensen not necessarily. It's possible, but Celtic isn't something from the British isles. In fact, the celts came from all over europe, this includes southern and northern Europe. However, they were mostly based around central europe (Northern Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Southern Germany, Belgium, France).

We are already here...

Btw there is one song in space and it's called izlel e delio haidutin.

You are assuming aliens can hear

@@JL-zw7hi ohhh yeah

@@JL-zw7hi uh--jj

Why do you say it will never come back? You want to make this one more magical by making such a false believe a go? There’s quite big chance something like this will win Eurovision again. Moody songs are always high ranked.

Portugal won last year with a jazz ballad and is very moody but I'm glad many different musical genres can shine in this competition!

Daniel Bar indeed!

Portugal won because their singer wore pro refugees shirt and had? heart problem.

Daniel Bar that's right. Remember Alexander Rybak 2009.He wins with his violin

But you don't know the reason

@@calculator-sd5370 what is the reason?

@@royabehremova4507 I am just saying that we don't know their oponion and we haven't heard them yet, maybe there would be a good reason

Actually 455 now 😓😓

@@Groggie1 461 now

Greeks

Very heart warming story thank you for sharing 😊

It's beautiful how music connets generations 💜💜

dayum i was -10 when this was entered and honestly it is magical, such an iconic melody and one not many people will know the name of but will have probably heard!

What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing😊

Harika, toprak ana 🙂

Orion Gospel indeed

Wy to good " They won ...

Norway 2006

Fionnghuala is Irish.

Hes Belarusian as well

The woman on violin is Irish

This was way more classy though whereas fairytalevwas fairly forgettable and there were better songs that year too

I echo that from Lagos Portugal as well 🙏🙏🙏

That was when countries still send their best because it was a prestige competition. That was until it was usurp by EU-project and corrupted to glorify the potential new EU member-states, trying to give the winning positions to countries not based on merits or quality of performance, but because EU politicians needed a favorable sentiment on countries they were and wanted to add to the EU. Now even my country sends basically vague nobodies and I haven't seen a Eurovision since maybe early 2000's coz I stopped caring when politics got involved and the entire festival corrupted.

I'm sure the guy from Portugal 2017 would love this Norwegian entry.

Original piece doesn't even have lyrics, they were forced to put those few lines not to be disqualufied.

@@Schnipp08 I can tell you we loved it here in Portugal. Still do to this day.

@@Schnipp08 Portugal 2017 sounded more like Eurovision entries from the 1950's.

The lack of singing was a big thing, i remember

In other words: a genius

He wrote the music. Brendam Graham an irish lyricist wrote the lyrics to You Raise Me Up. And another little fun fact, the violinist playing on Nocturn is irish violinist Fionnula Mc Sweeny.

​@@tonymolloy6165and in 1996 the lyrics of "The voice" for Ireland ✨

You know? It does...

I advice to adagio too

Mãi mới thấy VN

im curious after the release of the !new eurovision movie, is the average american familiar with the ESC?

Dan Cooper I think it’s definitely gotten the ball rolling! It’s the number one film on Netflix in the USA so people are bound to be more curious about the contest itself now. I’ll certainly be happy if more of my countrymen jump on the bandwagon (but we shouldn’t compete, obviously).

@@SuperJNG18 Interesting, thanks for the quick response :)

Im still crying at its beauty .it transcends Eurovision 😥❤️

Garantiram da će još 28 godina biti najljepša pjesma Eurosonga

Sondre Lisø den bästa låten överhuvudtaget i Eurovision! Och den näst bästa är Norge 1988. 👏 lite stolt över att en svensk är med på scenen också.

Can someone please post the lyrics? Thank you !

It's the best song of the whole eurovision history. Greetings from Belgium. We almost won also with such a special song, Sanomi. But Turkey won that year.

So very true, beautiful music, beautiful country, beautiful people, sending love from England

Marina Ann: the lyrics are: La dagen få Sin hvile nå Og natten vil våke for den Nocturne Selv mörket må En gang forgå Så natten kan föde en dag In English: Let the day get its rest now And the night will guard in its place Nocturne Even the darkness must disappear sometime So the night can give birth to a day

ANABEL CONDE . VUELME CONMIGO

It was for 29 years for me, but now ... there is another Norwegian entry that has taken my number 1 slot with Gåte - Ulveham !

Fairytale is better.

Both winners

​@@bradley_the_cowboy5062 definitely no

I have to agree. (There have been a few good ones over the years, but this one outranks them all: outstanding!) As for the mediocre/bad Eurovision songs... far too many over the years, I'm afraid. (But, given the current chart domination of autotuned music, I'm beginning to have fond memories of even some poor Eurovision songs...)

Did U know that Sweden get there rights by the EBU back then Sweden was verry mad about the Entry from Norway Becouse it was more Instrument then singing ! Now in this days its forbidden to do this on the Eurovision

Originally it was intended that this song had no lyrics :)

Tekst do tego utworu dodano tylko ze względu na regulamin Eurowizji, który nie przewidywał możliwości prezentowania utworu wyłącznie instrumentalnego. Niemniej jest on tak dyskretny, że niczym nie burzy piękna kompozycji, a wręcz dodaje mu jeszcze aury tajemniczości.

@@EdjeMr1975 Bruh not Sweden being pressed xD

Hissettirdiği şey yaşamın çok ötesinde. Başından sonra bu hayattan soyutlanıyorsun her şey çok boş geliyor öyle bir sakinlik. Bu sadece bir müzik değil bu bir başyapıt

There are hardly any words in this song. That was precisely the reason why they abandoned the rule that all countries should send a song in their native languages.

Bnce en iyisidir bu eser

Same

Also 💗

The same😇🥰

Same

👏👏👏👏👏

Oui... Grâce à cette magnifique interprétation nous avons déjà l'impression d'être parmi les Elfes dans le seigneur des anneaux... La magie extraordinaire ! Si tous les hommes pourraient avoir autant de sagesse dans le coeur, le monde serait meilleur

and how many dance songs had won? Actually, ballads become a kind of "syndrome" of eurovision

And there's nothing wrong with that. Ballads are still doing good and there's nothing wrong with uplifting, party-like entries. Actually, most of these type of entries are done well.

it are not even dance songs, it's now just a gay parade

You know this song is an exception right? Most eurovision music over the years has been whatever was considered club music at the time.

carmel bugeja oh

Replied I think

❤ Thanks. Trying to learn Dutch. We have a lot of similarities though 😊