A christmas concert rooted in the traditions from the north of Norway.
Ingebjørg Lognvik Reinholdt - vocals, guitar
Hanna Andersson - violin, vocals
Morten Kvam - double bass, vocals,
Hilde Fjerdingøy - diatonic accordion, vocals
JUL I NORD
Dynamic interaction and a vivid, playful presence are what distinguish Duo Fjerdingøy & Andersson. Now launching their long-awaited debut album, the Norwegian/Swedish duo approach the music from their home countries with both curiosity and respect, creating moments of verve, beauty and joy. Since both Hilde Fjerdingøy and Hanna Andersson are experienced dance musicians the groove is always present, inviting listeners to move to the music. It is hardcore traditional music, the hottest music in Sweden and Norway 100 years ago. But don’t let the age of the tunes fool you: this is definitely music for the twenty-first century.
Hilde Fjerdingøy - diatonic accordion
Hanna Andersson - violin
RIM
Norwegian-swedish power folk quartet! The musicians are rooted in the traditions from the northern parts of Scandinavia. Rim presents a groovy and delicate sound: dance melodies combined with improvisation and their own vivid compositions. In a lively conversation the musicians alternate between solistic inputs and close interplay. Their scenic performance is versatile with movement, voices, dancing and storytelling.
Sunniva Abelli - nyckelharpa and vocal
Elin Jonsson - fiddle, viola and vocal
Jo Einar Jansen - fiddles and vocal
Hilde Fjerdingøy - diatonic accordion and vocal
MOENJE
Sami joik and norwegian folk music.
Marja Mortensson - vocals
Fredrik Luhr Dietrichson - double bass
Øystein Aarnes Vik - percussion
Jo Einar Jansen - fiddles
Hilde Fjerdingøy - diatonic accordions
DUO FJERDINGØY & ANDERSSON
Photo: Filip Jers
Photo: Agnes Stuber
Photo: Odd-Inge Larsen
Photo: Gøthe Ellevsøy
HILDUR DANSEKOMPANI
A group of musicians and dancers who create artistic productions based on folk dance and music traditions from central Norway. The performers share a common interest in the interdependent relationship between dance and music – and in exploring space and inclusion. With a playful and open approach to tradition, the company creates moments of surprise, melancholy, and clarity in their various productions, which are aimed at school students, the elderly, and the general public.
Photo: Hanna Fauske
