Kvalda, a Finnish jazz ensemble, combines lucid Scandinavian jazz and free … Read Full Bio ↴Kvalda, a Finnish jazz ensemble, combines lucid Scandinavian jazz and free expression into a fresh and modern blend of music. It is characteristic of the quartet to diffuse the boundaries of improvisation and composition - as if the musicians were on an eventful journey, delivering its adventures, colours and tastes to the listeners.

Kvalda won the inter-Nordic competition Young Nordic Jazz Comets 2004 - the final was held at Stockholm Jazz Festival. The quartet, formed in autumn 2002, has experience of several performances both in Finland and abroad.

Kvalda has released three albums, Kvalda (2004), Leia (2007) and Blindfold (2011).

Official homepage: www.kvalda.net
Myspace: www.myspace.com/kvalda

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Rauha
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Comments from YouTube:

@santramakela668

34w↑14

Rauha is pronounced in Finnish exactly as you tried to pronounce it, and therefore means peace. But I understand that it is a difficult word for an English speaker. Evening from Finland ❤

@Poiuytrew.Q

34w

It doesn’t seem difficult to pronounce, it’s the letter combination “u” before “h” that is maybe unfamiliar. Rao-hah.

@paulwittine9783

34w↑2

Love this game. We had it with us and played it at Dice Tower East.

@terry3733H

34w↑3

light but replay-able games 🎉 easier to teach my friends and language independent 😊

@ImaginEric

34w↑5

Shout out Busta Rhymes!
The video title cracked me up. 😂

@mrbastos

34w

I came to make a similar comment, haven't even watched it yet but shoutouts to whoever made this reference....now to watch the video

@ezrawinston9025

34w↑2

must be chris yi. he always steps correct

@Naeddyr

34w↑6

I checked the forums a bit to figure out whether 'Rauha' is just a coincidental faux-amis with Finnish 'rauha', 'peace', and apparently a card or something similar is called Taivas (sky/heaven) so I'm feeling confident in saying that rauha is pronounced "ROWhuh", row as in 'prow', not as in 'row'. Taivas is DYE-vuss/TYE-vuss, the t has no aspiration like English 't' does nor is it voiced like English 'd' is.

@Miksei

34w↑3

And roll the "R"!

@Poiuytrew.Q

34w

“Row” can be pronounced differently depending on usage.

@improfil

34w↑2

I was not interested at first, but if Wendy does not like it, then we will certainly like it. Is always quite amusing, are there completely different.

@eduardocarvajal2313

34w

Was waiting for this one !

@Miksei

34w↑7

Tom: The name didn't attract me
Me, lover of all things Finnish: "Rauha", you say? Suomi senses tingling! Must learn more!

@ian_forbes

Sounds like some tokens/cards to denote turn order and pass amongst players between rounds would help things … (I will continue to cannabalize a mini Uno deck for use as player order cards if I pick up the game at some point as I don’t think this is a $45 game given the components.)

@iobuppu

34w

"Ride'em in RAUHAAAAA"

@55wownow

34w↑4

Wendy........but if you get lots of spores on your cards, you'll be firing off those cards many times, particularly at the end if you've filled your board with all 9 spores. Endorphine Heaven! That's how you can get scores of 200+. Just noticed, Tom said the same thing.

@peterkarlsson1825

34w↑2

Paper not Pepper.

@55wownow

34w↑4

When you get a Deity, you instantly activate it, so even if it gets taken away on the same turn, you've still benefited from having it. It's all a question of timing with the Deities.

@ronthal

33w

sometimes though when you happen to be 2nd player cos 1st player is on your right, and you see that the 3rd or 4th (who is not doing any worse than you in terms of points) has the same 2 symbols already aligned it hurts to see it going just before a "corner" phase, when keeping certain deities may mean 8+ points... That turn order depending on 1st player is a bit random.
Everything else about the game I really enjoy. Spores are great but sometimes you only need 4 or 5 to score massively on your strengths!

@lawofgravity1979

34w↑1

Chris, I salute Yi for that video title 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@gozzywozzy485

33w↑1

ya ya YAAAA, ya YA

@thegamesninja3119

34w↑1

The game's name sounds like something a squad of marines would yell before charging. Rauha! Go Joe!

@TommiV226

34w↑2

It's definitely something they should shout, because it is the Finnish word for peace. And then maybe they can follow their own advice and go home and be peaceful.