Frode Fjellheim has created the music for "Våkenatt", an interactive all-consuming experience for tweens between the ages of 10-13.
"Våkenatt" ("Vigil"), is an more of an experience than a show. A place to find a way, a place to get lost. We are proud to present an alternative Christmas experience for an audience that does not have an abundance of cultural offerings - those who are between being children and being youths.
Frode Fjellheim has created the music for this performance at Åarjelhsaemien Teatere 2020.
"Giedtine" refers to something like "a reindeer fence" in Southern Sami, and the performance is an important and different commentary in the pro or con wind power debate, and the debate for or against what is known in Norway as "the green shift", a shift in the economy, power production and many other aspects of our daily life towards more climate-friendly solutions. The Sami reindeer fence is the mirror image of the Chinese chalk ring, which was used as the focal point of justice in the Chinese playwright Li Qianfu's universal drama about the child that two women claim. Frode Fjellheim has created the music for this performance at Åarjelhsaemien Teatere
A selection of music released on Vuelie.
Music by Frode Fjellheim, Ulla Pirttijärvi, Katarina Barruk and Marja Mortensson.
Links to Tidal or Spotify. The music is also available on other streaming services.
Watch the concert at Vuelie Studio here. With Hildegunn Øiseth and Frode Fjellheim
Recorded April 12th 2020 at Vuelie Studio
Hildegunn Øiseth: Goat horn and trumpet
Frode Fjellheim: Keyboard and vocals
Frode Fjellheim's opening song for Frozen "Vuelie" is used in several places in the film - including at the end of the trailer below. In addition, he has made a new song: The Reindeer Circle, also performed by the choir Cantus from Trondheim.
The movie is also available in Northern Sámi language: "Jikŋon 2".
Vuelie congratulates Marja Mortensson as the winner of Spellemannprisen – The Norwegian Grammy Award – in the category of Folk music/Traditional music 2018 with the album Mojhtestasse.
The prize was awarded March 30th 2019 in Oslo, and broadcasted live on NRK 1.
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