Hallelujah is not an easy song to sing. You need to deliver it with clarity and with the right emotions. It can also help if you can experiment singing it in different keys. That way, you’ll be able to find what’s comfortable when singing the song.
Helene Fischer had no problems singing the Leonard Cohen classic.
In fact, she sang it perfectly. It seemed like she owned the song when she performed it live from the Hofburg Vienna. Everything was on point- from the stage to her look.
Helene looked mesmerizing.
Wearing a white lacey dress, she stood in the middle of the stage. Behind her were band members skillfully playing their individual instruments.
She delivered the first notes with precision.
Even with the low notes, you can tell how good her voice is. The words were clear and her tone was on point. Her voice never thinned out or even missed a note.
She sounded majestic.
Listening to her felt like experiencing magic. Her voice was captivating. It’s like listening to an angel.
Even as the notes got higher, Helene didn’t look like she struggled.
She really has this amazing range and strong vocals.
Her performance has been viewed more than 18 million times.
Yes, that’s how good it was. More than 3,000 comments were left on her video and most of them were positive.
One YouTube viewer said:
“The most beautiful halelullah in the world… 👍👍👌👌😘😘💗💗💙💙💖💖”
Another one commented:
“I dont care she born in Siberia or Germany, i only care her voice bc when she start sing, i also start crying, more i crying when hear this song, u the best my darling Helena … God bless u and all the best for u😘😘😘”
There was also this viewer who became a fan in an instant. She said:
“Helene Fischer, your incredible voice and intelligence, your extreme beautiful style … there is no limit just go on and make the world happier. I wish you all the best”
Helene Fischer was born in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.
At the age of 3, she emigrated to West Germany with her parents and sister. After her graduation, she attended the Frankfurt Stage & Musical School. While studying, she was able to perform at the Staatstheater Darmstadt.
Her on-stage debut happened in 2005 when she appeared in a TV program. There, she performed a duet with Florian Silbereisen.
Her first English-language album was released in 2010. It felt like a dream for her.
She said:
“I have always dreamed of singing my songs in another language. English is the language of Country, the music that we call ‘Schlager’. Language is a tool, but it is important that what you sing comes from the heart – and that is what this album is about.”
Even though English wasn’t Helene’s first language, she didn’t have a hard time singing Hallelujah. In fact, she delivered it perfectly. It would have made Leonard Cohen proud to see her perform live.
Prepare to be moved with Helene’s captivating performance in the video below!
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