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Musical portraits: from Sweden and beyondAuthor: Nathaniel Glasser Skog
Nathaniel Glasser Skog a.k.a. Diipak - an American in Sweden - discusses all things music with an exciting array of musicians, musicologists and music enthusiasts! Always interesting, always informative, always music. Language: en Genres: Music, Music Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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When Dylan met Burns: a conversation with Christopher Waddell
Monday, 7 March, 2022
What do Bob Dylan and The Bard of Scotland have in common? As it turns out, a lot! Christopher Waddell, Learning Manager at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Ayrshire, Scotland, helps us navigate the Burns-Dylan landscape and put it into historical and cultural perspective. Complete with an introspective intro by your host, Nathaniel Glasser Skog a.k.a. Diipak, and authentic musical interludes featuring new recordings by first-class Scottish musicians! Musical credits: Intro music and interludes: Accordion: Alfred Gefvert Fiddle: Tommy Lundgren, Diipak Flute: Henrik Norbeck Guitar: David Larson Tin whistle: Stephan Becker A Man’s a Man for A’ That by Robert Burns played on uilleann pipes by Stefan Kayat A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns performed by Diipak with Dan Arvefjord (bass), Fredrik Schützler (guitar), Mia Törngren (percussion), and Pauline Burke-Clason (harp). Contact: diipak@diipak.org Website: www.diipak.se
