I've posted a video elsewhere, but I'll post it again since it's hard to find someone actually performing it. I'm including a link to audio samples of some other Ulrik Lunstrom work - "Powerlåten" sounds like a "Rock" tune here - VERY cool! Actually, I have reason to suspect Lundstrom may be an "arranger", not a composer - or possibly both. I finally found some info on "Powerlåten" - it's by Swedish composer Ulrik Lundstrom.
Interesting info everyone! My list of "MLs" (must learn) is growing terribly long - so much for saying I wasn't going to learn anything new for a while (lol)!Īm I loosing my mind (don't answer that) or does "Five Sheep, Four Goats" and "Mysoxen" sound very similar? Takes Danish String Quartet a minute or so to get up to speed but maybe it's just the tempo I hear similar. I didn't recognize it at first because the melody is not quite the same as the vocal version I had heard before.īy the way, Finland has its own variations on a number of imported musical genres. ("Eva's Polka.") Made famous internationally when the a capella recording by Loituma was used in the viral "Leekspin" animation. too lazy to cut and paste in google translate today. Ive no idea what they are singing about so if its not PC sorry. Theres some song versions out there if you start searching. then either it goes into something else or another part. This link has the sheet music and a play along with adjustable speed. I Think its also known as Levan polka maybe? Its probably not considered in same style. This is the only tune I know from that area.
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