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In the wake of her dreamy ballads, Miriam Andersén mit verwehten Haaren Miriam Andersén and her ensemble create mystical soundscapes of the wild creatures of the North.

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northern myths

A Swedish bear dance, a ballad about the lindworm, a Scottish ballad about two ravens and more stories about werewolves, water horses and other wild creatures.

As Harry Potter fans know, animals play an active role in the great conflict between good and evil. Be it werewolf or swan, lindworm or wild horse, raven or bear – there is no clear distinction between being a predator and being a friend to man.  The northern myths are particularly rich in such creatures, providing the inspiration for Miriam Andersén’s beautiful animal programme.

Duration: around 70 minutes without intermission

INTRO
20 minutes before each performance in the foyer, we will tell you about the story of the evening.

Tickets

Price: EUR 20 / 38 / 58

Subscription (four performances of free choice)
Reductions: U27 / Ö1 Intro / Club Ö1

Cast

Miriam Andersén

Miriam Andersén mit verwehten Haaren
harp & chant

The Grammy winner Miriam Andersén is one of Scandinavia’s most renowned singers. As a prestigious harpist and performer of medieval styles of music, she is also an expert on Swedish folk music.

Anna Rynefors

Anna Rynefors mit Nyckelharpa
Nyckelharpa, Säckpipa & Träskofiol

Using ancient Nordic traditional instruments, the freelance musician and producer captivates audiences around the world. Even the youngest among them are enthusiastic about the multi-instrumentalist: Anna Rynefors’ children’s show “The Three Billy Goats Gruff” was performed in front of thousands of children and families.

Susanne Ansorg

Susanne Ansorg spielt Fidel in rotem Kleid vor schwarzem Hintergrund
© Lukas Seirer
Fiddle

She received her first violin lessons at the age of four and is now a worldwide renowned fiddle player: Susanne Ansorg, born in Germany, devotes herself to the study of instruments and performance practice of the Middle Ages and performs with various ensembles for medieval music around the globe.

Jonas Åkerlund

Jonas Åkerlund spielt Geige
Mandola, Hardanger fiddle & violin

The sensitive musician has been studying the mystical sound traditions of his homeland in countless Swedish folk ensembles since his training at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm. At Styriarte, we can hear Jonas Åkerlund - usually alongside Miriam Andersén - on the violin and several other instruments.

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