The Swedish accordionist Alf Hågedal plays solo at a 2011 Music Cafe gig in Stockholm.
This mazurka was originally recorded in the 1940's by Frosini Trio and released along with seven other pieces (including Bel Fiore and Bel Viso). Although on the record label Pietro Frosini is not specified as composer (it could perhaps be his arrangement of an original piece by some nameless fellow Italian..?), the style of writing is from beginning to end - unquestionably - Frosiniesque.
Some sixty-five years later(!) a second recording was released when it was included on my album THE LEGACY OF PIETRO FROSINI (March 2011).
Please enjoy the music. And feel free to partake in the Quiz. Leave your answers in the comments below. Good luck! 🤠
Apart from the Trailer ( • Trailer: @AlfHagedal, ... ) released on February 28th, "The Final Ultra Model Series" consists of sixteen videos in total - scheduled to be released from March til June 2023. They are to be released in the exact same order as they were presented during the actual gig. Vänerns Vågor was thus the second piece played.
Filmed, recorded and photographed by Peter Karlsson, Skärholmens Dragspelsklubb, May 15 2011.
Mixed & edited by Alf Hågedal, January - February 2023.
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