{"id":2060,"date":"2013-11-29T18:18:40","date_gmt":"2013-11-29T17:18:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/pxc.tjo.mybluehost.me\/.website_ee8a6215\/?p=2060"},"modified":"2021-12-18T16:40:56","modified_gmt":"2021-12-18T15:40:56","slug":"frode-fjellheim-biejjien-vuelie-solkvad","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vuelie.no\/en\/frode-fjellheim-biejjien-vuelie-solkvad\/","title":{"rendered":"New CD: Frode Fjellheim: Biejjien vuelie \u2013 Solkvad"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Now available on CD!<\/p>\n

Adresseavisen: \u00abA masterpiece\u00bb<\/span><\/h4>\n

After the premiere at Voss in 2011, Avisa Hordaland wrote;<\/span><\/p>\n

\u00abThe mix of Latin, Norse and Sami texts in combination with Frode Fjellheim's genre and cross-border world music blended so well together. So natural that you mostly began to wonder why not all masses through all time were written in this way. \"<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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Frode Fjellheim<\/strong> released the CD Aejlies Gaaltije<\/a>in 2004, a musical mass that combined Sami music tradition with elements from European church music. The CD was rewarded with rave reviews and the Spellemann Prize (The Norwegian \"Grammy\"). \"The mix of Latin, Norse and Sami lyrics in combination with Frode Fjellheim's genre and cross-border world music blended so well together. So natural that you mostly began to wonder why not all masses through all time were written in this way. \"<\/p>\n

Biejjien Vuelie – Solkvad<\/strong> is in many ways a sequel to this. The Sami language and the Sami musical tradition are still present, but here are also elements from Norse poetry. In Norse times, there was probably a strong Sami presence throughout Norway. Many of the writings in \"The Elder Edda\" were written down during a turning point where European Christian culture mingled with Norse and Sami culture.<\/p>\n

The text material is freely composed to show this cultural diversity, and which is part of our history and cultural heritage. Both Sami, Norwegian and Latin have been deliberately used as languages here<\/div>\n
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\"Biejjien vuelie - Solkvad\" was premiered at Voss in 2011. The music was a commissioned work for the Osafestivalen that year. Former editor of Spelemannsbladet, Kjell Bitust\u00f8yl said in connection with the concert ;.
\nIs seems like most of what Frode Fjellheim creates turns into gold. And I know something about this, because I have written a lot about him!<\/p>\n

On the CD you will find a star team of musicians:<\/p>\n

Ulla Pirttij\u00e4rvi and Frode Fjellheim are performers with a foothold in their respective parts of the Sami area, while Berit Opheim is one of our leading performers in Norwegian folk music. Andreas Aase is a distinctive guitarist who has worked to redesign local traditional music on his instrument. Hildegunn \u00d8iseth uses the godt horn to emphasize the ancient sound on some movements, all supported by Hans Hulb\u00e6kmo\u00b4's exquisite drumming.<\/p>\n