Bruremarsj fra Seljord

[@janstalerinde6312]

Love this melody. Greetings from Seljord, Norway 🙂

[@Ekkie101]

This is great. I'm lucky as a Norwegian American I got to go to Norway several years ago doing piano bars in Oslo and other towns. I got to understand more of my heritage and even the language a little bit. It's nice to hear some traditional Norwegian music of a traditional (and visually beautiful) instrument. Bravo.

[@GregoryLease]

Love watching and listening to you play the Hardanger, Rachel.

[@GunnarSalyer]

Beautiful!

[@woelneberg]

Dette var flott!

[@JustFiddler]

beautiful

[@islandfreerunning9294]

hi rachael its joe good job

[@backbonebill]

Wow, both this and the recent duet Grateslaget are so evocative. Do you have any information to explain the title or origin? I tried to look up Bruremarsj and it translated to "burning march" which just made me more curious. Thank you for this beautiful music played so brilliantly.

[@rudomeister]

Bruremarsj fra Seljord is translated to Bridesmarch from Seljord, where Seljord is a beautiful place in Norway. =)

[@nesvigr]

Bruremarsj means "bridal march" and it's a traditional bridal march from Seljord, a municipality in the region Telemark, Norway.

[@backbonebill]

@@nesvigr burning, bridal... go Google translate ;-)

[@rudomeister]

SKU FLETUFELU! Takk!