Lisa Holm learned this lovely song in her youth, from a friend who served at the Urshult vicarage, in Småland. According to my calculations, this must have been around 1850. Unfortulately, I haven't found much information on this Lisa Holm. All I know is she sang and was daughter to folk musician Sven Spel-Nisse Nilsson. While Lisa used to sing and this tune is marked as a song (”visa”) in the original manuscript, there are no lyrics.
As usual, I play the lead on my Berglund Instruments NuEVI. I also play some electric guitar and a lot of synth. I did my own harmonization plus added instrumental parts. 
The illustration shows a part of the Urshult vicarage but is based on a photo showing the structure as rebuilt in 1920. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a photo from the 19th century.

Visa från Urshult (Song from Urshult)

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なんだかよくわからないけどそれっぽい感じの曲です。
ドゥンwドゥンwってかんじです。（？）

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Albinoni's Adagio  in G minor.  Made with sidtracker 64 on iPad.

Albinoni's Adagio (Johan Runeson extended remix)

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The mining tune is a polska – the most common type of traditional Swedish dance tune. It was played by Spel-Stina, one of the very few female fiddlers in the 19th century, who became famous and had their music documented for posterity. Her real name was Anna-Kajsa Norman (1820 – 1903) and she was from Torsåker, Gästrikland.
The main theme (the original tune) is played on EVI by me. I composed the organ, bass and drum parts and did the harmonization. All sounds are from Swedish synths (Nord Modular G2, Nord Electro 3). Drums are from Swedish drum plug-in EzDrummer 2.

Albinoni's Adagio (Johan Runeson extended remix)

Johan Runeson

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