Tveitt: Suites

This new release completes BIS’ survey of the four suites of Hardanger folk tunes that are rapidly establishing Geirr Tveitt as one of Norway’s greatest

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Tveitt BIS C

The Hardanger fiddle resembles its ancestor the viola d’amore in that it has a course of resonating strings under the fingerboard, and this gives the

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Rota Symphony BIS C

The idiom on display here stands squarely in the neo-classical tradition, a sort of Italianate Poulenc or Kurt Weill (from the period of the Second

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Saeverud 8th BIS C

Norway’s Harald Saeverud, who died in 1992 at the ripe old age of 95, was a distinctive voice in contemporary music. His (comparatively) early Cello

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