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Einar Selvik (Wardruna) - Nordvegen - Hugsjá

The shipping route Nordvegen – the origin of the name Norway – was for three thousand years what connected Norway to the world and the world to Norway. Ivar Bjørnson (Enslaved) and Einar Selvik (Wardruna) take us on a spectacular journey along this route (see map) in a musical declaration of love to Norwegian coastal culture and Norse history. In the concert series Nordvegen Bjørnson and Selvik further develop their successful performance Skuggsjá, which they composed for the bicentenary of the Norwegian constitution in 2014. In each of the four ports of call the unique history of the place, from the Stone Age to the present day, is related in words and music. What can the local identity of these four communities along the west coast tell of greater national identity? Instruments from our own era are combined with goat’s horn, lyre, tagel (bowed) harp and other apparatuses from Norway’s earliest musical history, and Norse traditions are forcefully, gently and wisely woven into the music of today. Each performance is distinctive, with local forces, local identities and different music. Einar Selvik song, Kravik lyre, various historical instruments Ivar Bjørnson guitars, effects, song Iver Sandøy drums, percussion, song Silje Solberg Hardanger fiddle, song Håkon Vinje keyboard, song Taken from    / festspilleneibergen   I do not own the clip, nor the rights to the music