Gunnar Idenstam, Simon Marainen, Brita Stina Sjaggo, Sandra Marteleur - Jukkaslatar: Songs for Jukkasjarvi (2011) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Gunnar Idenstam, Simon Marainen, Brita Stina Sjaggo, Sandra Marteleur
- Title: Jukkaslatar: Songs for Jukkasjarvi
- Year Of Release: 2011
- Label: BIS
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:05:39
- Total Size: 335 / 639 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Poem I
02. Vaggvisa (in Sami) (arr. S. Jannok)
03. Atta arstider (Eight Seasons)
04. Dans forsta snon (Dance of the First Snow)
05. Bieggaolmai
06. Finlandares dans (Finlander's Dance) (arr. G. Idenstam)
07. Vattenanden (Song of the Water Spirit)
08. Vaggvisa (Cradle Song) (Sung in Swedish)
09. Midvinter (Midwinter)
10. Saari Polska
11. Halling (arr. G. Idenstam)
12. Renhjord over isen (Reindeer on the Frozen River)
13. Dans till varen (Dance to Spring)
14. Sommarvind (Summer Wind)
15. Vaggvisa (Cradle Song) (Meankieli version)
16. Vaggvisa II (Cradle II)
17. Poem II - Epilog
Composed by the acclaimed concert organist and folk musician Gunnar Idenstam, Songs for Jukkasjärvi is a suite written for the 400th anniversary of the church in Jukkasjärvi, a small community beyond the Arctic Circle in the north of Sweden. Jukkasjärvi was one of the traditional meeting places of the Sami people as they moved their herds of reindeer between the seasonal pastures in the mountains and the lowlands. Written for two singers – one of which specializes in his own, characteristic Sami yoik singing – folk fiddle, saxophone, percussion, organ and synthesizers, the music is highly atmospheric. Purely instrumental pieces are interspersed with songs in the Sami language, and in a unique mix, the sound of the Sami yoik is married to the Swedish folk music tradition and the sonic possibilities of a large church organ, taking in influences from symphonic folk rock.
01. Poem I
02. Vaggvisa (in Sami) (arr. S. Jannok)
03. Atta arstider (Eight Seasons)
04. Dans forsta snon (Dance of the First Snow)
05. Bieggaolmai
06. Finlandares dans (Finlander's Dance) (arr. G. Idenstam)
07. Vattenanden (Song of the Water Spirit)
08. Vaggvisa (Cradle Song) (Sung in Swedish)
09. Midvinter (Midwinter)
10. Saari Polska
11. Halling (arr. G. Idenstam)
12. Renhjord over isen (Reindeer on the Frozen River)
13. Dans till varen (Dance to Spring)
14. Sommarvind (Summer Wind)
15. Vaggvisa (Cradle Song) (Meankieli version)
16. Vaggvisa II (Cradle II)
17. Poem II - Epilog
Composed by the acclaimed concert organist and folk musician Gunnar Idenstam, Songs for Jukkasjärvi is a suite written for the 400th anniversary of the church in Jukkasjärvi, a small community beyond the Arctic Circle in the north of Sweden. Jukkasjärvi was one of the traditional meeting places of the Sami people as they moved their herds of reindeer between the seasonal pastures in the mountains and the lowlands. Written for two singers – one of which specializes in his own, characteristic Sami yoik singing – folk fiddle, saxophone, percussion, organ and synthesizers, the music is highly atmospheric. Purely instrumental pieces are interspersed with songs in the Sami language, and in a unique mix, the sound of the Sami yoik is married to the Swedish folk music tradition and the sonic possibilities of a large church organ, taking in influences from symphonic folk rock.
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