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Outside, near the ghost of the Polar Bear Prince’s castle, the three Goddesses get to work, weaving the world back together in the aftermath of the Trolls’ violent spell. Unbeknownst to the Goddesses at first, Rilla can now see, hear, and understand them. She sorrowfully approaches as they sing, not realizing she may yet have a chance to make things right.

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Ven shi vos aelyng hi vos a-bryngyng hop; o, fram da fürdest monten hi trawels, o!
O fram da fürdest monten hi trawels, o! Hir shi vos krajyng, ekyng før hør on hom.
Sad yn da førest monten, atop of sno: elyng, abandond, Rilla mej trawel hom.
O fram da fürdest monten hi trawels, o! Hir shi vos krajyng, ekyng før hør on hom.

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from Music from East of the Sun, released September 28, 2019
Alyssa Anderson: vocals (Goddess 2)
Sarah Callahan: vocals (Goddess 3)
Scott Keever: chonguri
Natalie Nowytski: vocals (Goddess 1), programming
Tim O'Keefe: nagara

Music by Natalie Nowytski ©2019
Lyrics by Natalie Nowytski ©2019

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Natalie Nowytski Minneapolis, Minnesota

Classically trained vocalist-turned-folk music geek, influenced by too many genres to list. Award-winning composer & performer. Recording artist & collaborator. Sings in 50+ languages and 12+ distinct vocal styles. This is what happens when she lets her hair down. ... more

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