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Eurovision 2014: Slovenia.
Apr. 5th, 2014 02:07 pmSlovenia have only qualified for two finals since the semi was formally introduced, and much of that was with the aid of Croatia and Bosnia & Herzegovina. Without them in the competition however, Slovenia has little chance this year.
Artist: Tinkara Kovač
Song: Round and Round
Even though it will not qualify, the song is possibly one of the better ones this year. I always think the writer is a bit slack though when the song is half English and have another language. It is like the lyricist wrote half song and then got slack and translated part of it to make another verse. It doesn't matter if it is a translation of the first or not, it just feels like it is so it is a rip off.
I hope the performance is better than the clip. The clip just makes me dizzy. Nice idea, but not well execute
As for the flute, heaps of singers play an instrument on stage, but a wind instrument must be difficult when you are trying to sing as well. Where do you put the flute for the part of the performance when you are not playing it... or do I not want to know...
Flutes we always in the band pit in the good old days, but flute features on stage have cropped up many times. Here is Sweden in 1966 with a flautist imported from the US
Artist: Tinkara Kovač
Song: Round and Round
Even though it will not qualify, the song is possibly one of the better ones this year. I always think the writer is a bit slack though when the song is half English and have another language. It is like the lyricist wrote half song and then got slack and translated part of it to make another verse. It doesn't matter if it is a translation of the first or not, it just feels like it is so it is a rip off.
I hope the performance is better than the clip. The clip just makes me dizzy. Nice idea, but not well execute
As for the flute, heaps of singers play an instrument on stage, but a wind instrument must be difficult when you are trying to sing as well. Where do you put the flute for the part of the performance when you are not playing it... or do I not want to know...
Flutes we always in the band pit in the good old days, but flute features on stage have cropped up many times. Here is Sweden in 1966 with a flautist imported from the US