Music Teacher Reacts: Sonne by Rammstein

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Music teacher first time reaction and analysis of Sonne by Rammstein.
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@Tiisiphone

Saw them live yesterday in Belgium, Europe and they performed this song. The solid riffs, the otherwordly voices, the fire, the cathedral of light...absolutely breathtaking!

@serae4060

The thing they left out that the audience sang was "und die Welt zählt laut bis Zehn" (and the world loudly counts to ten)

@kermitfrosch6559

The crowd is singing "....und die Welt zählt laut bis zehn". (and the world counts loud to ten.) That is a strophe of the origin album song. The sound is a femal voice which seems to be sampled by a polyphonic analog synthesizer.

@jollyjiraffe382

What most people perceive as a "female" voice is actually the keyboardist (Flake, pronounced Flock-a) using samples (called Lamenting 6, 7, 8, and 10) from the music library Symphony of Voices by Spectrasonics.

@christof2122

One song I discover very late from them is Seeman, I think you will love to hear it, such a beatiful song!

@alexpapachristos6314

The audience sings "und die Welt zählt laut bis 10", which is the original text also on the studio version.

@sirhilarybraybaronet3152

If you ever watch the official video for ‘Deutschland’, you get to hear the piano version of this song at the end. Although played on a piano, the ‘vocal’ synth line is much more distinct (as it is on the studio version of ‘Sonne’). It’s rather beautiful, and has been performed by the piano duo support act the last couple of times I have seen the band on their European Stadium Tour.

@tosa2522

1🌞2🌞3🌞4🌞5🌞6🌞7🌞8🌞9🌞Out!

@Anuta6675

The voice-like effect is a sample.

@Karavyre

This song is the reason I started listening to metal.

@alexthorpe6583

I always thought that high part was a vocal, but the track isn't that loud on this live performance.

@renus8251

I was at this show right at the front. First time seeing Rammstein live. It was unbelievable.

@catboxvideo

saw them in PDX a few years back when they almost torched the Roseland Theater. a very short venue - as in low ceiling.. amazing show

@juergenstange6844

They often add synthetic voices/samples to their songs. Sometimes you won't even notice it. That's style and raffinesse.

@TheRammMan

1:32

@ManuelJonckman

4:33

@KimOfDrac

There are metal symphonics with choires that make really epic versions of this with an actual female vocalist pulling it off 💯

@spring_in_paris

Hello there. Great reaction.

@sytax1

the female voice is a keyboard sample from the "Symphony of Voices von Spectrasonics". rammstein is using is alot using such samples not only from this library. in one song for example they are using samples from the game "doom". if you are more interested just gather more information. you know there is something called "internet" where you are able to find such information. nice reaction.