David Wikander - Kung liljekonvalje

S:t Jacobs Vokalensemble visits the Cathedral of Västerås for a memorable concert 2018-05-20 and performs David Wikander's classic masterpiece: Kung Liljekonvalje.
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[@fredjohansson119]

Så galet vacker

[@johannakarlsson642]

Så underbart!!!
Detta får mig att sakna kören så mycket!!
Måste öva 40 timmar om dagen så att jag kan inte gör bort mig innan vi får börja sjunga igen.

[@gabrielgabro4755]

@johannakarlosson642 du är inte ensam. Just denna är riktigt svår också

[@sinikkakaijasipinen1019]

Erittäin kaunis sovitus ja hieno kuoron tulki💞

[@AhmetCanK]

Yay, new batch of videos! Lovely performance! I've got to ask, this piece is generally performed by most a bit slower than how it is written. Andante is supposed to be a bit faster is it not? I suppose everyone's walking pace is different but hey, I am curious. :)

[@route909]

Thanks a bunch! Interesting remark. This is basically how I'm (Mats, B2 singer in the choir) used to perform it, slowing down quite a lot in the end and in my opinion it fits the text and mood well. You want to avoid the risk of feeling that the music is rushed.

[@AhmetCanK]

I find that the text and the mood requires it to be bit slow as well. Kind of brings out the energy from the "Poco Animato" part.

[@johanponken]

@@route909 Slower absolutely fits the mood, and also allows for all the beautiful 1/16ths to be heard. What my choir also does dramatically: bridge the first comma, makes the _introduction_ of the other voices obvious. Then shortening the notes vit - som, adding noticeable pauses after; snö held out, and a greater pause. That pause makes the contrast to the following higher starting volume, and following phrasing / small cresc greater. Sorry, got no recording of it. Slow though is our Koppången open.spotify.com/track/7lDDhLsce4ZEG2l0np2E9r (there I like Bogo, Deck in 7/8 just for fun, maybe Musevisa). We're just a fairly lax once-a-week choir.

[@ragnakvale5590]

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