One course with two different specializations: Rhythmic choral conducting or Yoik in choir and ensemble. The course is aimed at choir directors, teachers in primary schools, cultural schools and secondary education, musicians and other interested parties.
NB; application deadline April 15!
"Yoik as a starting point" at Nord University is a study developed by Frode Fjellheim and perhaps the only university study in the world where students get to work with yoik as a starting point for creating new music.
At the bottom of this is a solid introduction to yoik as a musical expression - and a basic introduction to Sami culture. Students can create their own yoiks, use elements from traditional yoik in new contexts and learn how Europe's oldest living music tradition can give you new musical ideas for your own music. the only university program in the world where students get to work with yoik as a starting point for creating new music.
Frode Fjellheim has been a central and important person in the dissemination of the Sami cultural heritage through his work as a composer, producer and publisher. FONO awards the Bjellesau Prize to Frode Fjellheim primarily because of his work as a publisher in the company VUELIE (which is the South Sami word for yoik)
The prestigious award is awarded this year to Frode Fjellheim, who has been a central player in the dissemination and revitalization of Sami cultural heritage through his own work as a composer, and in close collaboration with Sami artists - also from the South Sami and Ume Sami music fields.
The Stay At Home Choir has announced that their first project in 2022 will be Vuelie. Here is what they write on their web page: "Disney fans will recognise Vuelie from Frozen, but we’re thrilled to be singing a magical new choral arrangement, and we’ll be joined in rehearsals by Sámi composer Frode Fjellheim. ✨ 🎶 You’ll also get a unique opportunity to learn to yoik - a traditional style of Sámi singing - and we’re inviting young singers to join us for a special free open session to sing the children’s voice part!"
Beaivi, áhčážan, Eanni, eannážan is a worthy tribute to parts of Valkepää's art. The production shows his world of art and poetry, but to an even greater extent it displays Fjellheim as a composer, a composer who shows us how to make classical music on Sami premises. (scenekunst.no)
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