Danish String Quartet plays Regin Smi∂ur og Tjønneblomen LIVE

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Here are two traditional tunes from Faroe Islands and Norway. The first is an old ballad called Regin Smidur. It's a part of the trilogy Sjúrðarkvæðini also known as the Nibelungen Lied as it is based on the same material as Wagner uses for his opera cycle. The three ballads has a total of 642 vers!
The second tune is a waltz written by Norwegian fiddler Germund Haugen around 100 years ago.
Arr.: Danish String Quartet
Recorded at Litteraturhaus, Copenhagen 2021
Video by: Jonas Lyngdam
Sound by: Thomas Vang

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17 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@mjceramics5552 2 месяца назад

I hope Regin is on the new recording. This one is really gorgeous! and I love it mixed with Tjonneblomen

@jphmz Год назад

Hey Danish String Quartet! I’m a huge fan, please come and play in Mexico. Long live the Quartet 🎻

@danishquartet Год назад

Would love to!

@annagszasz5399 Год назад

So pure and sheer, like a stream..Timetraveling.

@austinkleyn1816 3 месяца назад

Incredible. The harmonies the performance and recording quality

@rowanjones1435 2 месяца назад

I love that you all love to play together. It really shows!

@AgneseMoon Год назад

Pure perfection, absolute beauty. Lots of love from Italy!

@ignacioparedes6529 Год назад

This music is so amazing and calming 😌, Love from Brazil 🇧🇷♡🇩🇰, i wish one day i can become a Violist and play in a string quartet 🎻

@roselira1606 Год назад

The Best string quartet 👏🏼 Beautiful, thanks for your music.

@michaelbishop. Год назад

Oh good, with the sheet music for Tjonneblomen off the album Last Leaf , I’ve now got the bowing. Thank you, Thank you.😊

@franeichler8538 Год назад

Lovely, I will save this to listen to often! Thank you❤

@ozwzrd Год назад

It's amazing what you can do to traditional music.

@lindastrauss1842 Год назад

Beautiful, as always! And while brilliantly reflective of the season and the mood, these pieces and performance are also transporting, somehow. Congratulations! Final (unnecessary) note: I'm glad to see that everyone's hair is "back to normal." Which is to say, "outstanding!" Sending special thanks for this winter treat.