Norwegian country/folk duo consisting of Erlend Aasland and Tale Fjell Egeberg.

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Anthony Joseph Lanman is an active and passionate musician that divides his time between composing, performing, teaching and advocacy for new classical music.

As a composer, Anthony creates music that reaches general audiences as well as new music connoisseurs. Embracing influences that range from progressive rock and metal, to medieval and renaissance music, to jazz, to new classical, Anthony strives to create a sound that is his own. He has written for ensembles and soloists around the world.

Recent commissions include – E.G.S./A.J.L. for guitarist Matthew Cochran, Hear Us! for children’s choir and string ensemble commissioned by Otter Creek Middle School, Automaton – a concerto for 8-string electric guitar and percussion for Clocks In Motion, The Rag and Bone Shop – a song cycle for baritone and piano trio for Brian Lewis and David Small commissioned by the University of Texas Butler School of Music, Rush – a quartet commissioned by the Music Teacher’s National Association and the Indiana Music Teacher’s Association, Hommages for Piano, Book 2, for Holly Roadfeldt, and Damselfly – a duo for 8-string electric guitar and percussion for Kyle Lutes.

Anthony’s performing career began in high school while singing and playing electric guitar with his touring progressive band Canvas. His principle instrument changed to classical guitar during his undergraduate years at University of Texas at Austin where he studied with Adam Holzman. Through his graduate study at Indiana University he added renaissance lute and theorbo to his instrumental arsenal, studying with Nigel North. He has performed with the University of Texas New Music Ensemble, the University of Texas Early Music Ensemble, the Indiana University New Music Ensemble, the Indiana State University Wind Ensemble, and Clocks in Motion. He has also performed many concerts of solo and chamber music.

Anthony’s advocacy is life-long. In the nineties, he hosted a contemporary classical music radio show on KVRX in Austin, Texas. In the 21st century, he promoted fellow Indiana University composers through a web presence on Mp3.com (now defunct); created Guitar Heroes, a weekly presentation series in Second Life; and produced more than 100 episodes of his ongoing music-centric podcasts All the Cool Parts and the 1,000 Recordings Podcast. He has appeared as a guest on Soundnotion, Composer Quest, Classical Guitar Insider, Goes 2 Eleven, and The Portfolio Composer.  His new podcast 1 Track focuses on the music of the contemporary classical world.  In addition, he has exposed thousands of new listeners to contemporary classical composers by sharing this music to his more than 400,000 followers on Soundcloud.

Anthony has held several positions at multiple universities and colleges, as well as K-12 public schools. In 2016, he held an adjunct position at Butler University in addition to teaching choir and music at West Vigo Middle School. He holds a BM in composition from the University of Texas, and an MM and DM in composition from Indiana University.

Anthony currently resides in Bloomington, IN with his wife Jenna and their cats Silas and Bod.

Hailing from the beautiful town of Sandeid in the western part of Norway, Maria Toresen moved to Stavanger to pursue her passion for music. In the recent years she has been playing Norwegian festivals, showcases and supports for some of the most acknowledged artists in Norway.

Maria Toresen is a true indie artist. She releases everything on her own label and let herself inspire from various genres and artists like Agnes Obel, First Aid Kit and Bon Iver.

Her critically acclaimed debut album, ‘Birds Don’t Tell’ received reviews comparing her to Susanne Sundfør (HA, 19.11.2015) and her single “The Mountain” was listed on Radio 102 as well as doing turns on the Norwegian radio channel NRK P13.

 

Norwegian band based in Stavanger who interpret Alf Prøysens lyrics on ´stavangersk`. 
It is something new, something old and most definite something borrowed.

´Skaff meg ein synder` is their first own melody.

Olaug Mundal on piano, accordion, backing vocal. Lillian Kristin Hodne plays the fiddle. Hanne Vasshus on vocals, and on these tracks you hear our favourite Torje Fanebust Ås on double bass and guitar.


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