
Savannah Music Festival LIVE Presents: Mike Marshall, Darol Anger and Väsen
From: Savannah Music Festival LIVE
Series: Savannah Music Festival LIVE - Season Two
Length: 58:58
Original air date: Week of June 15, 2009
The country of Sweden has a folk music tradition that goes back at least 700 years. Importantly, this tradition still serves as the impetus for songs being created today. One of the most original Swedish groups to emerge in the late 20th century is a trio known as Väsen, whose creative output has shown that Swedish traditional music is still alive and well in our time. During this episode, we listen to Väsen as they combine forces with two of American music's finest improvisational players, Mike Marshall and Darol Anger, in a performance the group gave at the 2009 Savannah Music Festival. Each of the five players brings his own personality to the table and the sum of the parts is one that takes instrumental music in new, innovative directions.
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Piece Description
Original air date: Week of June 15, 2009
The country of Sweden has a folk music tradition that goes back at least 700 years. Importantly, this tradition still serves as the impetus for songs being created today. One of the most original Swedish groups to emerge in the late 20th century is a trio known as Väsen, whose creative output has shown that Swedish traditional music is still alive and well in our time. During this episode, we listen to Väsen as they combine forces with two of American music's finest improvisational players, Mike Marshall and Darol Anger, in a performance the group gave at the 2009 Savannah Music Festival. Each of the five players brings his own personality to the table and the sum of the parts is one that takes instrumental music in new, innovative directions.
Broadcast History
GPB Radio Network - week of June 15, 2009
Timing and Cues
"produced for Georgia Public Radio" runs from 24:34 to 24:36. Feel free to edit in your Station ID if you see fit. It is also a good spot for a break.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loke's Troubles | Mike Marshall, Darol Anger & Väsen | 00:00 | |||
| Skridsolaten | Mike Marshall, Darol Anger & Väsen | 00:00 | |||
| Penknife Killer | Mike Marshall, Darol Anger & Väsen | 00:00 | |||
| Shoot the Moon | Mike Marshall & Darol Anger | 00:00 | |||
| Egypt | Mike Marshall, Darol Anger & Väsen | 00:00 |




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