Johannes Bjerg, Agnete and the Sea man, 1943, Aarhus, 15-6-2011.AVI
Johannes Bjerg, Agnete og Havmanden, 1943, Aarhus, Denmark, 15-6-2011.
By: Dan-Tuyet Tham
Virelai - Agnete & Havmanden
Agnete og havmanden
Provided to YouTube by Danmark Music Group
Agnete og havmanden · Trine Lyngvig, Jorge Degas
Hjertets sprog
℗ Dansk Sang
Released on: 2015-07-01
Arranger: Jorge Degas
Composer: Stenia Degas, Jorge Degas
Lyricist: Trad.
Arranger: Trine Lyngvig
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Agnete og Havmanden - Skoleprojekt
Vi skulle lave en film til en folkevise, det her blev vores resultat :-).
Agnete og havmanden
En modernisering af Agnete og havmanden.
Agnete og Havmanden
Created using
Agnete og Havmanden
Agnete er på syretrip, havmanden hjælper til
... og havmanden græd, DE 3 VISEMÆND
... og havmanden græd, de 3 visemænd
Text: Stig Holsting, Musik: Ole Irenæus Wierød; Sang: Morten Kold & Ole Irenæus Wierød, Guitar: Morten Kold
En (særdeles) humoristisk vise om Agnethe og Havmanden!
(ganske vist ikke kormusik, men dog vokalmusik)
Prinsessen sad I höjeloft (The Gold Dice)
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Prinsessen sad I höjeloft (The Gold Dice) · Inger Nielsen
Inger Nielsen Sings Danish Folk Songs
℗ 2004 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings / 1965 Folkways Records
Released on: 1965-01-01
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Spiritual Seasons ft. Marie Ejlerskov Thomsen - To Ravne (trad. Danish song).
Дорогие Друзья!
Наш краудфандинг-проект в ВК по сбору средств
под названием VILLEMAN: vk.cc/9uiykM благодаря вашей посильной помощи набирает обороты. Мы очень благодарны вам за ваше участие.
Даже находясь в гастролях, мы продолжаем готовить материал для нашего нового релиза и с удовольствием представляем вам нашу новую композицию, которую планируем включить в альбом VILLEMAN.
Эта Датская народная песня называется To Ravne и ее появление в нашем репертуаре стало возможным благодаря сотрудничеству на фестивале Odense Middelalderdage (Дания) с датской фолк-исполнительницей - Marie Ejlerskov Thomsen.
В будущем наш коллектив планирует продолжать подобные эксперименты с этой талантливой девушкой как для записи, так и для совместных выступлений.
Надеемся на вашу поддержку ибо от нее зависит выход в свет нашего нового альбома.
Спасибо всем заранее за ваше участие, это для нас важно.
Ваши Spiritual Seasons.
#siritualseasons #musik #fest #danmark #folk #skandinavia
Rethink Folk Music Festival 2017 in Himmelbjerget, Denmark
Rethink Folk Music 2017 Camp
27.06-02.07.2017, FDF Sletten, Himmelbjerget, Denmark
Video & editing: Piotr Michałowski
Music:
“Forest – part IV” (performed and recorded by Piotr Michałowski, Wrocław 2016)
“Jysk på Næsen” – XVII century Polonaise from Jutland, Denmark (performed and recorded by EmSo & Majk, Wrocław 2016),
Ela Sokołowska – violin
Piotr Michałowski - guitar
RETHINK Folk Music is a project from Denmark which aims to transform music school students into local music archaeologists. RETHINK Folk Music is funded by the European Capital of Culture-Foundation Aarhus 2017, and is a collaboration between museums and music schools in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Latvia, Poland and France.
Gminny Ośrodek Kultury Oleśnica (Poland) was a Polish partner in the “Rethink Folk Music” project (regional coordinator: Piotr Michałowski).
Rethink Folk Music Festival 2017
Performing and supportive bands:
JANSBERG
HABADEKUK
ELOF & WAMBERG
ELMØE & HOFFMANN
THE BREAKS
RANNOK
LUKKIF
TROLSKA POLSKA
TRIO SVIN
RETHINK! KLEZMER ORCHESTRA
FOLK GROUP KOKLE FROM RIGA
Baggårdsmusikanterne
And tutors/group leaders/supporters:
Thyge Søndertoft Pedersen,
Elisabeth Dichmann,
Kirstine Nurdug Jensen,
Anders Cules Nielsen,
Bianca Larsen,
Jenni Hanikka,
Jakob Kragesand,
Stine Moltzen
„Rethink Folk Music” project was organized by Kulturskolen Skanderborg within a frame of European Capital of Culture Aarhus 2017.
Project coordinator: Jens-Ulrik Kleemeyer
Project assistant: Snævar Njáll Albertsson
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Roselil og hendes moder
Folkemelodi, Arr.:Arne Bertelsen,
Aarhus Koncertkor under ledelse af Jørn Bendixen.
Aarhus Musikhus Foyer scenen 26/5 2012.
Ramund
This is an old danish song about a super warrior called Ramund. He takes down seven giants, he takes the emperor´s daughter when he wants. Denne video handler om Ramund
Prayercast Video: DENMARK
DENMARK
Continent: Europe | Capital City: Copenhagen
Government: Constitutional Monarchy | Population: 5,500,510
Major People Groups: 95% Danish, 5% Foreign
Religion: 85% Christian, 11% Non, 3% Muslim | Language: Danish
GDP Per Capita: $37,000 | Literacy Rate: 99%
UNREACHED: 25%
Ribe VikingeCenter Danmark Taani Danimarca Denmark
Ribe VikingeCenter
Danmark Taani Danimarca Denmark
Archaeologists and people with a general interest in history have always believed that Ribe played an important role in the Denmark of the Viking Age. The challenge, of course, was to put this claim to the test of scientific examination. Excavations carried out in the area by Den Antikvariske Samling (The Antiquarian Collection, now part of Sydvestjyske Museer, the association of museums in south-western Denmark) over the last many years have fully confirmed these assumptions.
Almost every year, new and exciting finds are made, and there is no longer any doubt that Ribe is one the world's most important regions for the documentation of trade, craftsmanship and farming in the Viking Age.
For instance, new knowledge has been published, based on finds made in Ribe, proving that thrown ceramics were manufactured in Denmark 500 years earlier than previously believed. The discovery of hop remains should perhaps also lead us to change our perception of the time at which the Danes began to brew beer.
As a natural consequence of our strong roots in the past, Ribe VikingeCenter was established in 1992.
At the present time we have built up three different Viking environments of great importance and impeccable craftsmanship: The Market Place and adjoining ship, an authentic copy of a site from the early 8th century.
The Great Farm from 980 AD; a long-house with 5 connected buildings. Eight town-houses from the year 825 AD. It is thus possible to experience the developments that took place over the course of the Viking Age and in this way gain insights into an important epoch in Danish history, which is seen by most Danes as crucial to the formation of our culture.
All of our reconstructions have been created in close collaboration with Den Antikvariske Samling, which has carried out the excavations on which our reconstructions are based and placed their expertise at the disposal of our architects and our craftsmen.
The stated purpose of Ribe VikingeCenter is to communicate Ribe's Viking Age history by bringing it to life in our reconstructed environments. Alongside the presentation, theories are tested and developed through experimental archaeology; not just as regards the reconstruction of buildings, garments, tools and equipment but also in relation to the sociological side of history: How did communal life take shape under the physical conditions and surroundings of the past.
Our theoretical foundation is built on the way historical workshops traditionally present historical information: Presentations reflect a high level of academic commitment, they are in-depth, taking place over extended periods and in authentic surroundings. As another important aspect we have chosen to let the creation and maintenance of our reconstructions form part of the presentation itself. This is naturally time-consuming but provides us with a dynamism that cannot be achieved by simply opening up a finished centre.
At Ribe VikingeCenter, visitors can always experience new projects in the making, which naturally piques the curiosity. One wishes to learn more about the newly emerging features and this becomes an opportunity for interaction with the craftsmen. Many return again and again to see the final results of the works they have witnessed in progress.
The conservation of old crafts and trades is a very important issue, in this context. The living environments offer an opportunity to see many traditional crafts carried out and for experiences to be exchanged, which would otherwise be at risk of getting lost over time.
Remarks such as, My grandfather did this in the same way and Were the Vikings really this sophisticated? or Wouldn't it be possible to…, etc. are commonplace at the Centre and helps make interactions engaging and interesting for both visitors and staff.
Music: Music: Virelai - Agnete & Havmanden /Agnete and the Merman. DK Mia Guldhammer: Song, tambourine and percussion - Soren Hammer Lund: Turning gurdy, mandola and vocals - Martin Seeberg: flute, flutes, jew harps, viola, percussion and vocals - Jacob Lund: Davul, frame drum, darbourka, tambourine - Guest musician on the chopping board and flute Morten Musicus - An amateur video footage shot during the Medieval Days on Voergård Castle in North Jutland
Drone: DJI MAVIC AIR Cameras: FUJI XT 2 & Canon 5D MARK III
Filmed & edited by Allan Tark
Company: Rein Mets
Summer 2018 Danmark
Stockholm Sverige
This video is not for commercial purposes/ See video ei taotle ärilisi eesmärke.
Enjoy watching!/ Head vaatamist!
Den Danske Sang er en Ung Blond Pige [Danish Folk / Patriotic Song] - [English translation]
This is one of the most classic Danish song sung by high and low, and in all areas of the realm. It was composed by Carl Nielsen, one of the most famous Danish composers of his or any time really.
The lyrics uses the classic Danish trick of word pictures and analogies (like the title itself), and as was the style of the time refers back to past glory (as opposed to future victories), although it was going slightly out of fashion around the time it was written. Also, note the many references to nature and the countryside.
Recently (December 2018) the song was the focus of media controversy as a non-causation employee at Copenhagen Business School felt violated by the reference to blond in the song after it was sung at an event and got an official apology from her manager. When this story broke nationwide, it became a hot topic, forcing the president of the school to apologize for the handling and guaranteeing the song was welcome in the holy halls of learning. If I can find an English new clipping, I will post it.
This version is sung by Erik Paaske, one of my favorite Danish singers, and one who is no longer with us. Long live his memory.
Also, a big thank you to Dr. Ludwig ( for giving me the idea for this type of content. Let me know if you want more or have any requests.
Den Lille Havmand
PÅ LINIE
De er der, sommer og vinter
ved den lille frue.
Og du kan gå derned i kulden
og dele deres begejstring
som turist for en dag
og se den vandflyvende
business class fragte nyrensede
blå habitter til Aarhus
Mens en dunklædt asiat slanger
sig som en sæl på en selfie
på den lange linies asfalt
i H.C. Andersens eget land
Han var der
Odense (Denmark) - Folk song performance in a restaurant
The folk song performance in a traditional Danish restaurant.
Location: Odense, Denmark
Danish folk dance
Traditional Danish folk dance in Aarhus Festival 28 August-06 September.