Andris A Dahle - Portrett av ein spelemann

Review by Novira Paris

Andris A Dahle's album "Portrett av ein spelemann" is a beautiful tribute to traditional Norwegian folk music. The album features Dahle's masterful playing of the Hardanger fiddle, a traditional Norwegian instrument, and showcases his deep understanding and appreciation for the music of his homeland.

The album features a mix of traditional tunes and original compositions, all of which are performed with precision, passion, and a deep sense of respect for the music. Dahle's playing is delicate and nuanced, with each note ringing out clear and true.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Gjendines Bånsull", a hauntingly beautiful lullaby that showcases Dahle's ability to convey emotion through his playing. Another highlight is "Seterjentens Søndag", a lively and joyous tune that will have listeners tapping their feet along to the rhythm.

Summary by Novira Paris

"Portrett av ein spelemann" is a wonderful album that showcases the beauty and richness of traditional Norwegian folk music. Dahle's playing is masterful, and his love and passion for the music shines through in every note. Fans of folk music, particularly those interested in the music of Norway, will find much to enjoy here.