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Here in the flat Netherlands we find one of the
world's leading yodel experts.

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What is yodelling?

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That movement of the voice
from, from chest voice to head

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voice and accenting that little jump that
occurs.

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Uh So it's a kind of fetishistic development of
that uh that little leap between the high and

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the low.
While most western singers and pop singers try

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to eliminate that or smooth it over

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The king of yodeling, Franzl Lang,
is a great inspiration for Polkabjørn.

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Apart from the yodeling Bjørn's life is balanced
between philosophy and billiards.

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The highly respected
doctor Jean Abitbol

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has had many big movie stars and
pop singers as patients..

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Today, the throat specialist gets
a visit from an excited Polkabjørn.

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You are the singer?
Yes, good.

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- I am the doctor.
- Bjørn, nice to meet you, sir.

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Come on.

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What we have here is
something like a voice lab.

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And here we have,
we have about four cameras.

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With this, I will see on your vocal chords
when you do an E, how it is.

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When you do a high pitch,
then we'll see how it's working.

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Which is very interesting because
I never did this before on yodeling,

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so it's gonna be interesting for me.

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Don't move, don't move.

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No, no, relax the nose.
Relax the nose.

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Just relax the nose.

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Very good.
Very, very good.

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Don't move, don't move,
don't move, don't move, just relax.

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Just relax the nose.
Breathe by the nose now.

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Very good.

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Now you can sing, take your microphone,
the mic, good, as you used to do.

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Swallow.
Now, swallow one more time.

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Now, yodelling

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You can say three interesting thing.

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First of all, you have a very good
vibrations on both sides,

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which is completely symmetrical.

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Go ahead, ahhhh....

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Breathe...breathe, breathe
breathe, breathe.

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Second, the fact that it's a good vibration,
you have a very good synchronization between

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the breathing, the vibrations and the vocal
track about the resonance chamber

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You do it in a very nice harmony
of the three things.

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And what is very interesting
in your case that I really like,

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this is after three seconds,
only, look, 3.40 seconds.

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Now, now the muscles, how big it is.

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And the third, which for me is the most
interesting for me, that you are able,

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in three seconds, we have seen here,
to make your vocal muscle

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to guard and to have a very good
structure to be able to go very strong.

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I don't know you,
but I know you must have

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a very large register.

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Heine Bugge,
alias Kleine Heine,

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is the other member
of the yodel and polka duo.

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Bjørn and Heine also have a third
member of the yodel team.

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Bjørn's best friend, Hallvar.

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When Hallvar is not working with Bjørn & Heiner,
he uses his voice at the opera in Copenhagen.

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♪ So be it ♪

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♪ May God have mercy upon me ♪

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In the 1800s, in the 19th century,
you had a bunch of, um,

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opera stars who, I don't know if it was
out of boredom or out of just trying to have

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some fun, uh, you know, they,
they would perform their operas,

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but they also perform for popular audiences,
and sometimes they would throw in a yodel.

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It tests your lungs and it tests your
vocal chords and not everybody can do it.

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And so they wanted to prove
they can do it, I think.

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The yodel itself creates a kind of festive
atmosphere in a lot of ways because

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it is such an unusual vocalization that
the people just almost start

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laughing because it's something so strange, you
know, like in a scary movie when it's so scary,

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you start to laugh.

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I put on, let's see.
What's their names?

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It's Polkabjørn & Kleine Heine, right?

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Yeah.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, let's wait here.

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Uh, this is "Wreck this Mess," and you know
that sometimes days come along

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when it's yodeling time again.

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Bart Plantenga is one of the world's leading
experts on yodeling and the history of yodeling.

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In addition to his radio show, he's also
written the book which is considered to be

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the Bible of yodeling.

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If you said this to me 15 years ago, I would
have said you are crazy that I would ever.

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write a book about this, you know.

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And, uh, it just, it gained a life of its own,

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the book itself and the subject,
because the subject itself

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is so crazy or unusual or everybody
has their own idea about it,

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that the BBC, public radio
here in the Netherlands,

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the newspapers are all interested,
on some level, in the subject.

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♪ Chime bell ♪

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However, there are also those
who have yodeling

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in their blood,
like 77 year old Janet McBride.

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Bart, we love it.
There's "Yodel-Ay-Ee-Oooo."

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- You've got two copies.
- Oh, I buy 'em...

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...when I can get them
at a decent price.

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Anyone will tell you if you're gonna
be in the music business,

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yodeling is kind of like a word that they, they
want you to forget it of your vocabulary.

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Janet has been on the barricades
for more than 50 years,

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and now she's teaching new generations of
yodelers.

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All of them I've worked with on yodeling,
which is why I end up getting awards,

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becuase of the kids I've worked with,
you know, they gotta learn timing,

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they gotta learn their words.
There's a lot.

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Every yodeler who has had to tell news
reporters or journalists, endless times,

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"So where do you yodel?"

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You have to come up with a humorous answer.
Most people say, "I do it in the shower."

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"I do it when nobody is at home."
"I do it in my car on my way to work

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"becuase then nobody hears me doing it."
The idea is that you want to be polite

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and discreet and not bother people
with your horrendous yodeling.

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You have to practice to be a good
yodeler, and, uh, in my case,

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I had the fields and the woods when I was a kid,
lived in the state of Maine when I learned

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to yodel, and I was just able
to go out and yell, you know?

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As Patsy Montana used to say,
"You go out and holler."

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you learn

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so you call it correct

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It may be true to a certain extent.

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But I, I don't know.

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Is somebody playing tuba next door to you,
or a violin, the first times you hear...

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Is that much better?
I don't think so.

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At a gig three years ago,
things started to happen.

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Something that would take the yodeling
to a new level.

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But what's most important about Arne Svare
might not be his passion for machines

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and agricultural equipment.

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Arne is one of the leading managers
in Norway, and his company

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Stageway has many of the country's
most famous artists.

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Norway is too small.

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The world is waiting, and Arne
wants the band to go international.

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- It's getting exciting, no?
- And now they're cutting the bull.

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Look at this, look at this.

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It's early morning in Berlin.

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Heine and his girlfriend are
getting ready for departure.

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in Gøta on the Faroe Islands, people get
ready for the summer's big event,

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the G! Festival.

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Heine's second homeland
welcomed the duo with open arms.

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The manager wants the band's image
to be clearer.

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They need new press photos, and Bjørn
gets to decide the look they're aiming for.

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Handicrafts are central and it can't hurt
to use a stripper.

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Laughter would be helpful for yodelers
is because they need to

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protect themselves.

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When you yodel you have to be ready,
maybe for a bad reaction,

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but if you can put it in a framework of humor,
it may be an easier way to yodel in public.

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And I see this in a lot
of modern yodelers.

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Sometimes it can be
really technically good,

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just as good as Franzel Lang sometimes,

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and, or, but, it has a
humorous side to it.

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Like, "I'm really good at this,
but I don't really mean it," you know.

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Manager Arne has got Polkabjørn
& Kleine Heine

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a support band for a-ha
on their entire farewell tour.

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possibly.
Oh, what?

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Stand by, as soon as we fade out again,
you're good to go, yeah.

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Any time, any time, sir.

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OK guys, take it away please.

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Come on, guys!

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Good evening, Oslo.
Are you OK?

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Wave if you can hear me.

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Bjørn is from Tomrefjord,
and he has brought a friend.

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We always bring a friend,

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not necessarily to bring him on stage,
but to give him a hotel room

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and bring him out to
drink a little bit with us.

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And this time it was an old schoolmate,
and he's called Hallvar,

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and he would like to sing the
third voice on the next song.

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Here we go.

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(singing in three part harmony)

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(singing becomes yodeling)

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A quite big hit in 1942.
Here we go, sing along if you know it.

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In the wake of their success with a-ha,
the duo now go on their own tour.

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Arne thinks they're now ready
to take the next step.

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Polkabjørn & Kleine Heine have to make
their first yodel hit.

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- It's...it's.
- ♪ It's... ♪

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♪ It's nice to have a hobby,
whatever it may be ♪

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♪ To fish or dance, play badminton,
or scuba dive in the sea ♪

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♪ None of these however
are my cup of tea ♪

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♪ I prefer the winter sports,
and most of all to ski ♪

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(both laughing)

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With the song
"I Like To Ski" in their luggage,

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Arne sends Bjørn and Heine
to a studio.

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♪ It's nice to have a hobby,
whatever it might be ♪

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♪ To fish or dance, play badminton,
or scuba dive in the sea ♪

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♪ Summertime... ♪

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(all laughing)

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Then the song can finally be tested
on its core audience.

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♪ It's nice to have a hobby,
whatever it might be ♪

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♪ To fish or dance, play badminton,
or scuba dive in the sea ♪

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♪ None of these however
are my cup of tea ♪

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♪ I prefer the winter sports,
and most of all to ski ♪

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♪ I like to ski,
I like to ski ♪

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♪ Ski ♪

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In between it all,

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Bjørn sometimes goes up to the mountains
to read philosophy in Arne's cabin.

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However, there are places in the world where
no-one knows who Bjørn and Heine are.

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In Milwaukee. a young man embarks
on a 27 hour long ride

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to the biggest music festival
in the world:

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South x Southwest, in Austin, Texas.

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His name is Joe Commins.

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After two days on his bike,
the American yodel enthusiast,

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Joe, is finally meeting his spiritual
kinsman from Norway.

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- Hey, hi, Hein.
Joe, nice to meet you.

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Hey, Bjørn, how's it going?

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Yeah, it's been, it's been
a few years coming, huh?

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It was pretty fun, I was, I was
yodeling the whole way down for,

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for like, the two days I,
I was hoarse all yesterday.

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I was like, man,
I better stop yodeling.

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You want a beer?

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Yeah, sure.

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Really excited to meet you guys.
It's been such a long time coming.

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I just have like a
small one with me, but.

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I need to, like, learn your,
uh...your set list.

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So we do the first one hour,

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just you and I, and then
we do one hour Bjørn and I.

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More than anything, Joe likes to talk
about the King of Yodeling, Franzl Lang.

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- All the time.
- Have you guys heard, um...

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Do you, have you ever
heard his first record?

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Like, "Der Königsjodler,"
the LP album?

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Oh my god,
you guys are missing out.

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Whenever I can, I'm always say,
hey, you ever heard this song?

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I'm, like, always telling people,
and they probably hate it.

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But you know, I spent so much money
on Franzl Lang-related stuff.

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It's crazy, like, all these records,
I got, like, four of the same records.

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Wait, no, this isn't...

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This is, like,
"She Taught Me To Yodel," sort of.

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Finally, Bjørn has met someone
who knows more

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about Franzl than himself.

00:47:09.959 --> 00:47:12.999
Joe has even been to Munich
to find Franzl...

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...and he succeeded.

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Yeah...here we go.

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I thought that was his house,
because I'm like, you know,

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famous yodeler lives in a big old house,
but this is across the street.

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This is the garage here.

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I'm, like, totally a stalker.
But, uh, I saw his,

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his Mercedes van and it said,
it had his license plate and I was like,

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that must be Franzl Lang,
I found his house.

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It says "birthday" and "FL," so.

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I'm so excited they're gonna be here.

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I'm so excited they're gonna
be at the barn dance.

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I looked them up on the web and I know that
they're going to be outrageous fun

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for our crowd because our crowd likes to dance.
That's why it's called the Barn Dance.

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And we've got a wooden dance floor,
and we like things pretty, um,

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eclectic.

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Joe will be performing
with Bjørn and Heine,

00:48:27.605 --> 00:48:29.999
and he's wearing lederhosen
for the occasion.

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His name is Sir Joe Commins.

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Thank you, thank you very much.

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Munich is the yodel capital of
Germany.

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This is where Franzl Lang lives. And here,
yodelers can get anything they need.

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The shirts are so wonderful.

00:49:44.169 --> 00:49:45.999
Awesome, Cheerio.

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You have a way with it.

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Let our trouser have to be tight in the first
time because let us stretch.

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You don't have to feel good
in the trouser first.

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So, what do you think about this?

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You must try to push the shirt
in the trousers.

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I hope you're not shy.

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I am...

00:50:24.649 --> 00:50:26.560
It's always the best job for me now.

00:50:29.090 --> 00:50:30.699
Don't get slimmer.

00:50:33.770 --> 00:50:36.969
Of course, it's traditional
for our store.

00:50:37.340 --> 00:50:39.070
Yeah, always the sleeves up.

00:50:39.580 --> 00:50:43.330
You always want to see some skin.
Yeah, always, and the other side.

00:50:44.209 --> 00:50:46.689
And then leather trousers,
you wear no boxer short.

00:50:46.699 --> 00:50:50.370
You wear some small thing or nothing.
The best way is always nothing.

00:50:50.379 --> 00:50:53.330
Oh, sorry, because if you wear
a boxer short, it cames up,

00:50:53.340 --> 00:50:55.350
it's crinkled there.
Nothing.

00:50:56.899 --> 00:50:59.999
This is the most important thing of a
leather trouser, yes.

00:51:01.999 --> 00:51:02.999
Oh, I'm sorry.

00:51:03.850 --> 00:51:08.280
- It's ok.
- Yeah, drink, I pick up the new bottle.

00:51:54.649 --> 00:51:58.001
After the visit to the shop,
Bjørn by finally finds the courage.

00:51:57.469 --> 00:52:00.600
Is it you, Joe?

00:52:03.709 --> 00:52:07.110
Hey, Bjørn, how you doing?
I'm pretty good, yeah.

00:52:07.360 --> 00:52:11.739
Um, we're in München. Yeah.

00:52:12.419 --> 00:52:17.780
So we're, uh, we're a bit, uh, you know,
nervous before the big meeting.

00:52:22.999 --> 00:52:27.719
No, we're not sure yet, you know, probably
10 minutes or 15 minutes away.

00:52:34.449 --> 00:52:37.840
Yeah, I'm thinking about giving him
"I Like To Ski."

00:52:37.850 --> 00:52:40.860
I'm not sure what to do, you see.
I'm not sure how to approach this

00:52:41.330 --> 00:52:43.239
because of course
he don't want visitors.

00:52:47.659 --> 00:52:49.620
Yeah, I will definitely. Sure.

00:52:50.189 --> 00:52:52.340
But does he speak English at all?

00:52:56.999 --> 00:52:58.108
Only German, OK. Shit.

00:54:48.350 --> 00:54:49.699
Bjørn did not get to meet Franzl.

00:54:51.540 --> 00:54:53.999
But maybe it's a comfort that
he didn't have to speak German.

00:54:56.699 --> 00:54:58.658
Instead, he visits Jodlerwirt,

00:54:58.659 --> 00:55:02.101
the legendary tavern where
Franzl Lang started his career.

00:55:04.899 --> 00:55:07.899
To get to yodel here is very special.

00:58:17.810 --> 00:58:20.879
(singing and yodeling)