Skjoldmøyslaget etter Olav Heggland.mov
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kl. 1.02 Bruremarsch etter Faremo, 1.49 Brureslått uten navn, 4.26 Skjoldmøyslaget. Hallvard T. Bjørgum forteller om slåtten sin vandring gjennom historien frem til dagens versjon etter Olav Heggland fra 1910 +/-.
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World class music and performance. This man is too modest. He should be listed by Unesco as world heritage.
Bjørgum was awarded the Order of St. Olav for his outstanding contribution to folk music. He is one of Norway's top fiddlers
The title is "The shield maiden battle" in English. The shield maidens were female deities in the Norse mythology and were believed to take part in fierce battles if they were called upon in dire distress. Very intense tune and well played.
Spelemann av fyste klasse!
It is said that master fiddlers could end up in a trance-like condition during intense performances.
A lady in the audience says loudly "you played incredible well" ("du va utruleg god"). True!
@QualeQualeson
3 жыл бұрын
Played* :) Plaid = Flanell.
Hallvard is the man!
I don't speak Norwegian but I have been to Norway's coastline all the way up to Tromso. I love the music in Norway (Grieg) and especially the hardanger fiddle. The drones and tunings of the instrument sound wonderful to my ears. Mr. Olav in this recording is very exciting and I enjoy his approach to violin-playing. Thank you.
@eckpolmick5080
5 жыл бұрын
Its Hallvard Bjørgum playing, he is the grand master
@eckpolmick5080
5 жыл бұрын
Grieg collected traditional tunes from rural districts and included some elements in his melodies.
@eckpolmick5080
2 жыл бұрын
Olav is the origin of this tune.
Awesome!
Sounds magical!
Det svinger! :))
Så bra, det svänger verkligen!
Fantastic
Nog var väl det här på Oktoberstämman i Uppsala för några år sen? Var där som tur var, fantastisk musikant i alla fall!
groovy
Oj.
Stamping feet is typical for harding fiddlers