by Rebecca Cochran
About a year ago, two classically-trained Swedish musicians, organist Gunnar Idenstam and violinist Lisa Rydberg, began to explore correlations between the music of J.S. Bach and Swedish folk music. This resulted in their project, Bach på svenska, or Bach in Swedish.
They wondered: How might an 18th-century Swedish folk fiddler have played Bach?
Have a listen here.
About a year ago, two classically-trained Swedish musicians, organist Gunnar Idenstam and violinist Lisa Rydberg, began to explore correlations between the music of J.S. Bach and Swedish folk music. This resulted in their project, Bach på svenska, or Bach in Swedish.
They wondered: How might an 18th-century Swedish folk fiddler have played Bach?
Have a listen here.
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