Triakel
Ulrikas minne Visor fran Frostviken
Westpark Music
Sweden's most talented and beautiful vocalist, Emma Hardelin, lends her vocals and fiddle-playing on her latest release. Inspired by the music and folk traditions of Frostviken, Sweden, Ulrikkas minne... is a glorious album of folk fiddling with a dash of harmonium, bass, and guest vocals. The folk traditions are similar in style to Triakel's earlier releases; yet are a far cry from the amped-up, Nordic folk-rock of Emma's earlier Garmarna days. However, a new Garmarna release would be welcome in the near future, but that is a discussion for another day. The Swedish fiddling is happy, free, and spritely. Emma's vocals shine, too. Anyone interested in Scandinavian folk fiddling traditions will find solace in Triakel's new fifteen-track release. ~ Matthew Forss
Thursday, December 8, 2011
CD Review: Triakel's 'Ulrikas minne Visor fran Frostviken'
Labels:
bass,
emma hardelin,
fiddle,
forss,
harmonium,
scandinavian,
strings,
Sweden,
triakel,
vocals,
westpark music
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