"Yodeled" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Yodeled" Meaning

To sing or make a loud, high-pitched cry, especially to attract attention. Often associated with Western folklore, especially in the Swiss and German Alps.

"Yodeled" Examples

5 Examples of "Yodeled"


1. In Popular Culture: The traditional Scottish singing competition TV show "Pop Idol" has famously included yodelling as a challenge for contestants to perform, with some show participants famously mastering the difficult skill of yodelling.

2. A Unique Form of Expression: Contestants at yodelling competitions showcase their vocal prowess and range, often incorporating harmonies, or yodeling together in groups, adding an entertaining and soulful dimension to their performances.

3. In Music Festivals: Yodeling can also be found at folk music festivals worldwide, such as the annual Folk Festival in the United States, where traditional yodeling acts share the stage with modern folk performers.

4. Emulating a Yodeling Legend: Some European folk performers pay tribute to the legendary Swiss yodeller, Johannes Flurys, who popularized the yodeling form worldwide in the 1950s with his performances and televised appearances.

5. Eccentric Acts at Carnivals and Fairs: Yodelling acts are a common sight at traveling performances like amusement parks and county fairs, bringing a touch of unique culture and entertainment to attendees.

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