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In this music video, Barokksolistene (BaS) recreates some of the atmosphere of the pubs and inns in Gustavian Sweden. Bellman's melancholic, gloomy and mysterious "Märk hur vår skugga» ("See how our Shadow") is given new lyrics adapted to the pandemic, with a twinkle in the eye.
This musical film, featuring Barokksolistene’s very own Per Buhre on vocals, is part of the launch of "The Nordic Sessions”, premiering at Musikfest Bremen 2021. While BaS’s celebrated signature project,"The Alehouse Sessions”, takes its inspiration from the folksy baroque music native to the English taverns and alehouses of the 17th and 18th centuries, its new sibling "The Nordic Sessions" explores the contemporary Scandinavian repertoire of the era.
With an ensemble consisting of musicians who are all among the foremost on their instruments in the Nordic countries and Europe, and with musical roots stretching several hundred years back in time, the music is recontextualized and performed in a way that gives it new life and relevance.
The video was originally a part of a series of edutaining digital school concerts for Den Digitale Skolesekken and aimed at middle school kids, however it has the potential to be of interest to anyone who appreciates Bellman, acoustic music or a good drink.
Music: Carl Michael Bellman (1740-1795)
Lyrics adaptation: Per Buhre
Arrangement: Bjarte Eike and Per Buhre / Barokksolistene
Barokksolistene:
Per Buhre - Lead vocals / Viola
Fredrik Bock - Baroque guitar
Hans Knut Sveen - Harmonium
Johannes Lundberg - Double bass
Steven Player - Baroque guitar
Bjarte Eike - Violin / Mandolin, musical director
Filmed at Konstepidemin, Gothenburg
Sound:
Johannes Lundberg
Director of Photography:
Donovan von Martens
Camera:
Camilla Topuntoli
Donovan von Martens
Editing:
Donovan von Martens
Part of the project "The Digital Alehouse Sessions" created by DKS Viken and Bjarte Eike / Barokksolistene for schools in Norway.
Producers DKS Viken:
Nina C. Dahl and Ragnhild Vreim Tveitan
First premiered by The Strad on the 7th September 2021.