Thank you, thats very interesting. And maybe there isn't a specific nordic sound, but a Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, etc.sound. Denmark is small and flat and it is easy to get around, and we were fast to get accustomed to the accordeon and the "major" music. Except for some small comunities (mostly on islands) it was all over. In the country. I think it was more difficult to convince the swedes and norwigians, who were hiding (:-)) in the valleyes - and very proud of their culture. Many of them kept their "minor" music. There is a swedish story about a whole churchassembly singing their own folky choral against the massive organsound. Well I'm not an expert - just have heard some stories.
I very much agree that more remote and isolated regions have a “weirder” music tradition for the reason you gave! Thanks for sharing your perspective :)
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And thank you for your channel. I've discovered music through your videos that I was not aware of.
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Thank you, thats very interesting. And maybe there isn't a specific nordic sound, but a Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, etc.sound. Denmark is small and flat and it is easy to get around, and we were fast to get accustomed to the accordeon and the "major" music. Except for some small comunities (mostly on islands) it was all over. In the country. I think it was more difficult to convince the swedes and norwigians, who were hiding (:-)) in the valleyes - and very proud of their culture. Many of them kept their "minor" music. There is a swedish story about a whole churchassembly singing their own folky choral against the massive organsound. Well I'm not an expert - just have heard some stories.
I very much agree that more remote and isolated regions have a “weirder” music tradition for the reason you gave! Thanks for sharing your perspective :)