An Interview with Hildegard Von Blingin'

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We sat down with Hildegard Von Blingin' who has been a pioneer within the musical genre of Bardcore. Over the last year she has created a variety of covers, including Dolly Parton's 'Jolene' & Gotye's 'Somebody That I Used To Know', in a style that attempts to mimic the sounds of medieval Europe.
This has led Hildegard to recieve a great deal of attention, consequently recieving over 25 million views and 700,000 subscribers on her channel. We wanted to find out more about her musical endeavours and process - what is Bardcore? Where did these ideas come from? And who is Hildegard Von Blingin'?
To find the music of Hildegard Von Blingin' make sure to check out her Channel: / hildegardvonblingin
To read our article on Hildegard Von Blingin' and the Bardcore movement, click here: mouthingoffmag...
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4 окт 2024

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@Hildegardvonblingin 3 года назад

I love the animated mouth! Thank you, this was a lot of fun to do, even if I sound kind of dour. Always funny to hear myself speaking, but that's probably true for most folks.

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Thanks Hildy :) Glad to hear that you liked it - I can't tell you how many hours it took to animate this video! Hope to catch up with you soon!

@cc-ur7hl 3 года назад

You sound great! Ty as always for making such beautiful music. Even if the market is over-saturated, your songs are so good I thought you had come up with the whole movement and that everyone was copying you! Interesting interview, surprised it hasn't gotten more views.

@MilornDiester 3 года назад

Come on Hildegard we all know that Thy voice is soft like summer rain...

@somberbrandon3147 3 года назад

Honestly your pretty good keep up the work

@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t 3 года назад

@@cc-ur7hl TBH, I think there's a lot of really lazy 'bardcore' out there - you know the ones, that have just taken a MIDI file and swapped out the instrument voices on them. People like Hildy and Algal the Bard (not trying to be a dick to others, just the first 2 off the top of my head) are going the extra mile and putting effort into their work, which is what sets them apart from the crowd.

@Dovid2000 3 года назад

Inspiring artist. Your version of "Jolene" is the best version I have ever heard of this song, and gives the real impression that it was written hundreds of years ago, when, in actuality, it was conceived by Dolly Parton in the 1970s.

@adonisadmirer2752 3 года назад

Hildegard has really been one of the best in this genre. I love how she handles all parts (at least that's the impression I got, hope I am not wrong about that). She also really seems to respect the aesthetic of the age, with regards to the music and the language alike: The lyrics are often very witty and humorous. Definitely one of my favourite subscriptions to get a notification from. Keep doing the good work, and thanks for the interview - I'll dive into it right away.

@Ohhhwehere 3 года назад

oh amazing ! its great to hear her talk notmally altho I do think its very strange that she dosent sound like a middle aged nun 😂

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Well with the singing voice of an angel, it's not too much of a shock that she didn't sound like a raspy 80-year old who's part of the clergy xD

@MrMortull 3 года назад

Don't mind me, just pushing you on the algorithm. I figure that experimental music needs a bit more attention...

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Thanks MrMortull! Appreciate all the support!

@servus_incognitus 3 года назад

Love her talking voice!

@hameley12 Год назад

As someone who has been following Hildegard's channel for years. I have great respect for her music and lyricism. She has done a great job at creating something quite unique. I just wish that other creatives out there used their imagination and used unique instruments. Every other channel sounds generic and repetitive. It would be awesome to see older instruments and vocals! Excellent job on the interview guys! 👄 🎭

@MossyMozart 4 месяца назад

I love this woman's voice. I'm glad to have discovered her early on and if she will keep making Bardcore videos, I will continue listening. ^_^

@MossyMozart 4 месяца назад

I mean that I will watch them and the listening will come right along with that!

@greekgodapollosfarts7823 3 года назад

Awesome interview ! i really enjoy her music she is amazing.

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Thanks :D Were glad you enjoyed it! A lot of work went into producing this video 😂

@admiralpaco507 3 года назад

Enjoyed the interview! Adding a comment for the algorithm

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Thanks Admiral Paco. It seems we need all the help we can get 😂 RU-vid doesn't seem to like us! Hopefully, more people will get to see our work as time goes on 😁

@admiralpaco507 3 года назад

@@mouthingoff1180 I got here from Hildegard Von Blingin song so maybe a little more engagement will get some more of her listeners your way :D

@GoatGodBaal 3 года назад

I love Hildegard! Her voice is amazing and her renditions are everything. Great interview btw!

@mfaizsyahmi 3 года назад

Sadly I think a lot of people did wrong to the genre when they rode the hype wagon, leaving behind a landscape filled with cheap midis and non-period accurate instruments and musical constructs. I hope exemplary talents like Hildegard could right those wrongs and redeem the genre.

@angelahulsey9351 3 года назад

If possible, please Bardcore Take Me to Church by Hozier. I adore your channel and I wait patiently for every single thing you post. I think you are a genius and I love your work. My favorite of yours is Somebody That I Used to Know. Well done!

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Hey Angela, We're glad to hear that you are a fan of Hildy's, however, this isn't her channel! This is an interview we did with her. We have lot's of other interviews with RU-vidr's and other artistic creators, so please feel free to check them out!

@victoria_atmosphere9290 2 года назад

Mme. Hildegard, I very much appreciate what you do and all the varied talents it takes to create these brilliant videos.

@P0nyl0ve 3 года назад

How has this been up for 2 months and I only just saw it now?

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

RU-vid's algorithm is complete Jenk. Please share the video and make sure to subscribe/click the notification button to see more of our videos and interviews!

@Solemn_Kaizoku 7 месяцев назад

Why doesn't this have more views?

@Solemn_Kaizoku 7 месяцев назад

Also, more period-authentic videos would be awesome from von Blingin!

@dianeaishamonday9125 Год назад

Comment for the algorithm bc I'm a huge Hildy fan!

@HugoTeerds 3 года назад

Please see what you can do with the original work of Hildegard herself! Your voice seems perfect for that and a slight rework (modest modernisation for modern ears and public) would be great for reviving her miraculous work for greater audiences . . . . . That would be awsome!

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Good to hear Sesketh! Feel free to check out our channel for more interviews with other RU-vidrs, Musicians and artists!

@Hildegardvonblingin 3 года назад

Thank you, I love her original work! That's actually me in the background singing one of her pieces, which I also have up on my channel. It's a short one, and I'd love to do more.

@MelanieHall-kv6op 6 месяцев назад

Missing you make more music please

@2jz-boi 3 года назад

this stuff is more creative than any of the mass produced garbage we hear on the radio nowadays

@ThreezeNiNja 3 года назад

Agreed. I'm quite happy to come across things like Bardcore and Electroswing on ThyTube.

@Kolchak_Enjoyer 3 года назад

On 0:07 why the characters are cute to me

@mouthingoff1180 3 года назад

Thanks Rey, we're glad to hear that you liked the little animation.

@ThreezeNiNja 3 года назад

5:50 Yes please.

@leggyblonde11 3 года назад

New song 'Willow' - Taylor Swift 💗💗💗

@ve9383 2 года назад

what is the name of the Song in the backround :o?

@BulterMarkwad 2 года назад

It is a piece by the original Hildegard. I believe it is O Virtus Sapientiae. Edit: Pretty sure it's this cover: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C9K9PfjRjxM.html

@dianeaishamonday9125 Год назад

It's the woman being interviewed singing a song by the woman who inspired her persona.