Silva,Evan & The Collaborators - Reihana St - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Alle Jahre Wirder 2. Kling, Gloeckchen, Klingelingeling 3. Es Hat Such Halt Eroeffnet 4. Ihr Kinderlein Kommet 5. Leise Rieselt Der Schnee 6. O Tannenbaum 7. Von Himmel Her 8. Es Ist Ein Ros' Entsprungen 9. Kommet Ihr Hirten 10. Es Wird Scho Glei Dumpa 11. Still, Still, Still 12. O Du Froehliche 13. Herbei, Ihr Glaeubigen 14. Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht 15. Weihnachten 16. Advent 17. Weihnacht 18. Es Ist Advent 19. Winterlandschaft 20. Knecht Ruprecht 21. Altes Kaminstueck 22. Das Weihnachtsbaeumlein 23. Zum Weihnachtsbaum 24. Weinachtslied 25. Schenken 26. Weihnachten 27. Die Heil'gen Drei Koenige 28. Weihnachten

A month before the pandemic hit Norway - and the rest of the world for that sake - Darling West released their fourth album, We'll Never Know Unless We Try. They managed to get through two or three shows before everything was canceled, and the country went into lockdown. It may sound a bit counterintuitive to record a live album while in lockdown, but that is exactly what Darling West decided to do. When Norway partly opened during the fall of 2020, the band recorded their gigs at Parkteatret in Oslo and at Folken in Stavanger, and these recordings make out the songs on Live 2020. Even though the gigs were played at venues with restricted capacity, it's nice to see that they can reach bigger a bigger audience with this recording. Live 2020 consists of songs from Darling West's entire catalogue, and you can almost hear that they've been longing to play live on a stage. It had been six months since they'd been in front of an audience when these recordings were made, and the energy in the rooms were very special. This record is a document of this. Album Tracks 1. River 2. Better Than Gold 3. The Sweetest Tune 4. Someone Like You 5. After My Time 6. Dover 7. Loneliness 8. Rolling on 9. Vinyl and a Heartache 10. Can't Help It

After seven years of violin studies during his childhood, Åsmund Feidje founded the Norwegian experimental rock band RAIN in 1967. In 1969, the group was employed by the National Theatre in Oslo to take part in the pop musical Din egen vri (Your own thing). Ever since then, Feidje has worked primarily with theatre music, both individually and in collaboration with the other members of RAIN. He was permanently employed at the theatre in 1973, playing in numerous productions over a wide range of styles, yielding him countless experiences within several musical genres. He also played with the Terje Rypdal Ensemble, and would later co-found the contemporary music ensemble Octoband. Since the end of the 1970s he has focused more and more on composition, taking a year off in 1989/90 to study in Salzburg with the Polish contemporary composer Boguslaw Schaeffer, professor of composition at the Mozarteum. He has subsequently composed chamber music for soloists and various ensembles while maintaining his work for the stage, for which he has composed music for more than 150 productions, including for all the major Norwegian theatres, for radio theatre, and for film and TV. Many of these productions in collaboration with Carl Jørgen Kiønig, his colleague from RAIN, who, from the 1980s and onwards, became one of the leading theatre directors of Norway. He has also composed music for several ballet companies at home and abroad, including for the Finnish and Icelandic national ballets. He has enjoyed a close working relationship with choreographer Sølvi Edvardsen, collaborating on the ballet Access for the Norwegian National Ballet, which premiered on the main stage at Oslo's prestigious new opera house (The Norwegian Opera & Ballet) in 2010. In 2002, they were commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to create the ballet Beyond Borders in New Delhi with leading Indian and No