Definitely not on the main channel, there might be something like it hidden away on sub-channels or at least on the right radio programs.. but yeah their focus is different altogether now. NRK1 is just a lazy news repeat channel, they’ve dropped the ball.
I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise to me that Norse Folk music sound like Irish Céilidh music. There's even a harp and a squeezebox there 😅 What does the title translate as?
This is sheer Norwegian folk music, so you're right in observing the similarities with Irish music, but the clip is from a dual Norwegian-Irish music event, and the harp was brought by one of the Irish musicians ^^ not that the harp is never used in Norway, but it doesn't have a central place. But the accordion was played by a Norwegian fellow. Well spotted, by the way. The title is a bit awkward to translate, more or less directly translated it's roughly "Move yourself, move yourself, you old Ola", as in encouraging an old man named Ola to get up out of the chair and move about a little (perhaps to dance some halling), lol.
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They don't broadcast stuff like this on nrk anymore
Definitely not on the main channel, there might be something like it hidden away on sub-channels or at least on the right radio programs.. but yeah their focus is different altogether now. NRK1 is just a lazy news repeat channel, they’ve dropped the ball.
@@Vingul NRK fell off fr, fr
@@nord_anon4406 💯 no cap brohèmio
@@Vingul NRK is pure globohomo (North European client state edition)
Hardanger fiddle.
Yep, I meant to edit the description to specify that but forgot. Cheers.
I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise to me that Norse Folk music sound like Irish Céilidh music. There's even a harp and a squeezebox there 😅
What does the title translate as?
This is sheer Norwegian folk music, so you're right in observing the similarities with Irish music, but the clip is from a dual Norwegian-Irish music event, and the harp was brought by one of the Irish musicians ^^ not that the harp is never used in Norway, but it doesn't have a central place. But the accordion was played by a Norwegian fellow. Well spotted, by the way.
The title is a bit awkward to translate, more or less directly translated it's roughly "Move yourself, move yourself, you old Ola", as in encouraging an old man named Ola to get up out of the chair and move about a little (perhaps to dance some halling), lol.
@@Vingul I had no idea Norways music is so similar to ours!