Norwegian Epic Ballads - Ludwig Mathias Lindeman LP

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Vuodelta 1984. Norjalaisia eeppisiä balladeja. Säveltäjä Ludvig Mathias Lindeman. Malmön kamarikuoro. Iso sananjuliste.

Ludvig Mathias Lindeman
Ludvig Mathias Lindeman

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Norwegian composer and organist (28 November 1812 – 11 March 1887). He is most noted for compiling Norwegian folk music in his work 'Ældre og nyere norske Fjeldmelodier'.
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, Malmö Chamber Choir*, Dan-Olof Stenlund – Norwegian Epic Ballads & Folk Songs
Ludvig Mathias Lindeman - Norwegian Epic Ballads & Folk Songs album cover
Label:
Simax Classics – PN 2007
Series:
Nordic Music (2), Lindemanslekten I Norsk Musikkliv – LL 4
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
Norway
Released:
1984
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic
Tracklist
A1 Draumkvæde (No. 27) 3:25
A2 Olav Aastasons Belte (Draumkvæde) (No. 28) 2:06
A3 Gjallarbrui (Draumkvæde) (No. 29) 1:31
A4 Andheimen (Draumkvæde) (No. 30) 1:38
A5 Hermod Ille (No. 18) 2:21
A6 Liti Kjersti Aa Elvekongjen (No. 23) 1:15
A7 Kappen Illhugjen (No. 26) 1:31
A8 Store Bror Aa Lille Bror (No. 21) 1:58
A9 Rikeball Aa Gudbjørg (No. 22) 1:12
A10 Kvikisprak Hermodsson (No. 6) 1:14
A11 Roland Aa Magnus Kongjen (No. 3) 1:32
A12 Harald Kongjen Og Hemingen (No. 16) 2:47
B1 Ridder Valivan (No. 87) 1:48
B2 Knut Liten Aa Syvelin (No. 56) 2:17
B3 Aasmund Frægdegivar (No. 8) 2:30
B4 Hugabald (No. 13) 1:43
B5 Kirsti Stalldreng (No. 10) 1:58
B6 Han Ole (No. 28) 1:05
B7 Tora Liti (No. 26) 1:57
B8 Nattergalvisen (No. 23) 1:44
B9 Han Mass Og Han Lasse I (No. 33a) 0:54
B10 Han Mass Og Han Lasse II (No. 33b) 0:19
B11 Pirum (No. 73) 0:38
B12 Han Tostein (No. 71) 1:54
B13 Stev: Og Vi' Du Være Mi Eja Gjente (No. 103) 1:27
Credits
Choir – Malmö Kammarkör
Composed By – Ludvig Mathias Lindeman
Conductor – Dan-Olof Stenlund
Liner Notes – Øystein Gaukstad
Liner Notes [Translation] – Sandra Hamilton
Producer – Anfinn Øien
Recorded By, Edited By, Producer – Tore Simonsen
Notes
Gatefold cover.

On back cover the choir is credited as both Malmö Kammarkör and Malmö Chamber Choir.